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Wow! Never knew sharpening a Knife could be so complicated. When I get into work tomorrow I will have to check we are doing it right with a simple sharpening steel. :lol: :lol: :lol: lol. Clearly a lot of people have their own ways of sharpening to good effect. I suppose I will need to try differen...

I've posted this before : Waterstones in various grits up to 8000 - very good but takes a while to learn Lansky guided sharpener - gives a good, razor sharp, polished edge. Easy to use. Worksharp electric sharpener - very easy to use but if not careful you can remove too much steel (I rounded the t...

Thanks for replies. My dad had a butchers steel. Remember as a kid he would use it to sharpen the kitchen knives, and our neighbours :D Is there not a skill to using one ??? . Need something that will also sharpen my chisels and planer blades. There are so many products out there that you could buy ...

Hi people, What do you use to sharpen your knives and other sharp instruments. I recently bought a whetstone, not the dearest, £40 of an internet company. It has 4 different grit sizes. The highest grit being 6000. I'm okay in terms of sharpening items. Used a diamond stone to good effect before. I ...

Got a Lidl parkside 1/2" impact "windy gun" the other week surprising good cracked off the shocker bolts on the wife's 15 year old car without a breaking a sweat I have a number of parkside tools too. they are good value for the money. Lidl are very good with returns as long as they ...

Nice drill korolev. You will get loads of pleasure using an sds drill. :D I have built up my tools over the last 20 years. I have most of the Ryobi one+ range. Very pleased with them, especially the impact driver. Makes light work out of using 100mm screws. Really enjoyed using a scroll saw for seve...

ForgeCorvus,


I have never heard of Nebo torches.

Looked at the links, then went on their website.

Torches look well made and are reasonably priced. I particularly like the look of their 6000 lumens torch.

I don't think I could justify buying another torch though I already own 9.

I have the Olight r50 pro seeker torch. Not so much a working torch, but it is one hell of a bright torch. On full beam it can light up a full size football pitch. I take the dog up to the field next to me at night and it lights up the whole area. Superb bit of kit. Word of caution though on full be...

Thanks for the replies.

Was looking at the company called thermos. Stanley flasks do look good.

As featherstick said might do a bit of research on them.

Cheers

Thanks for the reply blue 90.

I was looking at thermos in one of your big supermarkets. They had different makes ranging from ££8.99. to over £20.00

Might have to take a punt on one which looks pleasingly to the eye. lol.