Made a Wrench today.

[Alan Smith]

To be honest I don't really know. I'd be surprised if much is exported at all. Just looked it up. Pre 2019 we were exporting 15million tons of wheat, mostly to Netherlands Spain and Portugal. Goodness knows how Brexit has affected that. I know that a significant proportion of the wheat produced is not of milling grade which is why we still import a fair bit. At home in Scotland the main grain crop is barley for malting for beer and of course whisky.

[Paul Alciatore]

That's a nice set up. Thanks for the photos.

Paul the pedal beside chip tray lowers &raises the counterweight,the Handwheel above pedal adjust counterweight in or out that slides on arm for light to heavy pull on chain.Where cable is connected to arm a pulley is used to allow steering for contour cutting.The pulleys on back of table are raised when using this setup and lowered below table surface to allow longer pieces to pass over when power feed not being used.
This is a very clever design and use it a lot for 3/8” thick material and up, I use 3/8” blades nearly always from 4 to 18 teeth.

[Tundra Twin Track]

That's a nice set up. Thanks for the photos.

It’s really old school but it cuts pretty fast,took me about 25 minutes after it was layed out.I do get the odd piece CNC plasma or waterjet but most times I can have job done at home in the time it takes getting it custom cut with travel time and my shop is open 24/7 when need be🤓

[wierdscience]

Nice! I like wrenches that will either break the bolt loose, or break it off