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Hi Eric the Minimax Sage!

You could not be more correct - and I have seen all the same scenarios, some funny and some sad. The best posting I once saw was: Threw the worthless cheating bastard...

Hi Mathew

Thanks for taking the time for a comprehensive reply. In my reseach, I carefully read the 2012 thread to which you refer on the MM16. Its one of the most thorough MM16 value threads I...

I could use some help. What would be a fair and appropriate price range for a 2003 MM16, 12.5 in resaw, 3.6 hp motor, excellent cosmetic and operational condition, new Euro guides, carbide blade,...

IMHO you are missing 50% of the tools value if you do not carefully sharpen your new tools.

And, even Lie Nielsen planes (and chisels) need "some" work before use. I have been fortunate to be...

Hi Johnny

Quick question. I have recently restored some No 4 and No 5 Disston Back saws from the 1880s. I was told I need a Stanley 42x if I want to try sharpening. Some of the sets on Ebay...

Thanks Bob. I will do my best not worry.

Given that Stanley, Swan and Witherby etc are sought by collectors, what makers would you suggest for a serious user?

I have been taking fine...

Hello Bob

What an amazing article - I learned more in 10 minutes than in hours of trolling.

Questions:

1. You said: DON'T BUY: Newer Greenlee, Buck or Stanley socket chisels made in the...