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Wadkin Machinery – A Past Life.

August 4, 2012 By Helen 5 Comments

Our line shaft machinery was originally built and purchased in around the 1900's and the fantastic thing for us is that it was used by the same business right through its life up until 1993 when they finally closed their doors. When we purchased the machines we weren't all that clear on what kind of … [Read more...]

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Peter Sefton Open Day

July 18, 2012 By Helen Leave a Comment

We’d been invited on Saturday to take part in the Open Day at Peter Sefton’s Furniture School down near Worcester and we’d just like to thank Peter and his team, students and all of you who came along for a lovely day. Being our first visit to the school we were very impressed by the fabulous … [Read more...]

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Cross Cut Clean Up – Part 2

July 5, 2012 By Helen 3 Comments

Once we’d made a start at cleaning up the saw we had to bring our attention to the electrics. We knew that they would work as we’d seen the saw running back in Kent but they were very old and we’re not that keen on fires! The bearings inside the motor didn’t appear to be in too bad condition but the … [Read more...]

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Another Happy Customer

June 29, 2012 By Helen Leave a Comment

Amidst the chaos everyday it’s easy for us to become engrossed in our work and focus solely on the day to day occurrences and hiccups. Fortunately we have some very lovely customers and often it’s them who encourage us to take a minute and remember just what it’s all about. Whenever a bench is … [Read more...]

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Upcoming Events

June 29, 2012 By Helen 1 Comment

We've exhibited at the European Woodworking show every year since its beginning almost four years ago and will be returning for another busy weekend on the 22nd and 23rd September. The event grows every year and includes something for every woodworker with demonstrations taking place throughout both … [Read more...]

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Cross Cut Table – A Fitting Support!

June 15, 2012 By Helen 3 Comments

I  just popped out and left Richard to get on with building the new table for the cross-cut saw. I got back to find what looked more like a workbench. This rather sturdy looking table design has been giving him a bit of mental grief for a couple of weeks now as he's been trying to plan for all … [Read more...]

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Cross Cut Clean Up

June 14, 2012 By Helen 7 Comments

You’ll be pleased to know that all of the machinery made it back to our workshop safe and sound after Richard’s trip down to Kent back in April. The details have been left in limbo as on day two the photos were taken by various visitors and we’re just gathering them up ready to share. Just to build … [Read more...]

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Latest Hardware

April 27, 2012 By Helen 7 Comments

One of the main reasons that we wanted to set up this blog is to keep everybody up to date with any developments that that are going on behind the scenes at Maguire Workbenches. We’re constantly dabbling and experimenting with new designs and improvements to our product range and quite often we fail … [Read more...]

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Be Careful What You Wish For!

April 4, 2012 By Helen 11 Comments

Having a job that we enjoy means there’s always a tendency for our work and spare time to become intermingled as we come up with new ideas or methods that we’re eager to put in to action. These ideas are often driven by principles and ideals rather than common sense and because of this many get put … [Read more...]

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