A Merry Christmas to all those who Christmas shop in their Pram Hood Chummy. Click the picture for a full-resolution copy.

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A very Merry Christmas to all warm and cosy Box Saloon owners.

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A Merry Christmas to all those Ruby owners who also enjoy skiing - especially on vintage wooden skies with leather bindings.

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Another card for your entertainment. If you'd like to download it for your own use, please so go ahead. Sometimes, as with this one, clicking on the image will give you a much clearer, higher-resolution copy.

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When trying to remove one of the circlips on the propshaft joint, it snapped. I now have just over half of it left in situ with neither of the holes in the ends left. I have managed to remove everything else from the joint, though.

In trying to get the remains of the clip out, I have tried snapping it with a chisel, gripping it with pliers and pushing it out. So far, all I have succeeded in doing is to chase it around the groove.

Does anyone have any suggestions how to remove it, please? I am considering cutting it with a Dremel as a last resort, but I do not want to nick the actual joint casting if I can avoid it.

Jamie.

Having discovered that my Drummond roundbed has some issues  I have recently gained another... this has a modified cross slide but is missing a tool post. 

I don't suppose anyone has something suitable gathering dust they'd be willing to part with? Or a suggestion as to a good budget unit that might be suitable. 

   

In the land of one's A7 dreams.

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Not my taste

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325909932665?...media=COPY

Cheers

Howard

I haven't got the space and I'm too old now for a restoration but if that wasn't the case, I'd be very tempted by this https://www.brightwells.com/timed-sale/5...-217941265

Looks very solid and is pretty much all there the only bits missing looking to be some script wheels, a correct windscreen and a correct carb. A good buy for someone although at less than estimate perhaps.

Steve

As shops have been celebrating Christmas since early November - and now we have schools closed and travel disrupted by a light dusting of snow - here's an early card that I've constructed for you all.

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