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That's a rather nice looking workshop... Ooph. So tidy, so organised....

What? Are they ? DS 's

Ive a little 300 watt chainsaw blade sharpner I picked up second hand, but unused, and it sharpens my chains better and quicker than me with a file. But sharpening chains by hand and drill bits.... maybe one day....

Thanks, sourcing stuff over here's not easy on the, it needs doing now, timescale, but i appreciate that, do they make a big différence ?

Do you have any decent metric / imperial digital verniers you can check the bigger sizes with?

The finger will heal. That clutch won't.

Revival time. 4mm 6013 on 10 mm plate. 200 amps? More or less amps ? Vertical fillet weld. It's all a bit drippy. Just read this post. Big old 3 phase welder, with a hand wheel at the front. I probably need to move up quicker. Thought the Christmas tree triangle welding thing worked but...

Good use of dead extinguisher.

TCT circular saw or chainsaw blade as 8ob said. But hopefully you're sorted now.

Ahh, the too many projects... Guilty as charged too.

Still got your Dodge 50 and Stalwart(s)? @8ob ?

Here you go folks, projects... 1963 Commer TS3 G.C. Smith horsebox. Citroën HY van, can't remember year. 1996 Peugeot J5 camping car. Must fix it and flog it.

I've similar.

Great vehicles, but wood and metal???

Good question, I've a load of 1990's vehicles, mk 1clio, pug J5,....

Digging through my photos, used to have one of these. Renault R 2087N, some barstool burnt it out. Morocco.

1963 coach built GC Smith Commer horsebox, split windscreen TS3. Citroen HY, can't remember what age. Good nick. A two door Morris minor, stripped ready for sand blasting in my other workshop.... My parents also have a Moggy pick up, waiting to be restored. The list is long.... Photos...

I'm stuck between flush fit and 5mm stickout. Your personal choice frankly. Another great instalment, admire your patience. It rains in Wales, that's an understatement... Great stuff, crack on!

I think people should add photos, please.

Very kind, thanks.