RYDER

Ryder's spokeshaves are in the traditional style, 250mm wide with a fully adjustable blade. The spokeshave body is ductile cast iron, with a tough black enamel finish. The well-rounded handles and thumb rests offer comfort and control when cutting. The curved sole spokeshave allows you to shape concave surfaces.

The Ryder Try Square has a rosewood handle, brass wear plates and brass rivets for rigidity and a tempered blade. The Ryder try square has double sided wear plates on the handle.

The Ryder adjustable bevel is made with a rosewood handle and forged brass wingnut and end caps. A hardened steel blade for holding angles between 0-180 deg. The adjustable blade allows you to mark out preset angles or transfer angles from one workpiece to another.

The brass inserts at the top and bottom of the handle protect's it from knocks. The adjustable blade allows you to mark out preset angles or transfer angles from one workpiece to another. The slot in the blade offers plenty of adjustment to the length of the blade. A brass wing nut simplifies the setting of the bevel and locks the blade securely at the desired angle.

This is a square that you can use with confidence, day in day out. Designed and constructed for everyday use, this reliable square should always be close to hand at the top of your toolbox.

This is a square that you can use with confidence, day in day out. Designed and constructed for everyday use, this reliable square should always be close to hand at the top of your toolbox. Facing strips protect both working faces of the stock.The blade and handle have a triple brass rivet fixing for permanence.

A hand plane with a cast iron body and wooden handle. This plane is easily adjustable by means of the two knurled screws for cut alignment and depth of cut.

A adapter attaches to one leg of the divider turning it into a compass. The adapter is fitted with a carbide scribe and will also take a standard pencil for drawing circles, arcs etc.

A adapter attaches to one leg of the divider turning it into a compass. The adapter is fitted with a carbide scribe and will also take a standard pencil for drawing circles, arcs etc.

A marking gauge is for general layout work. Gauge made with brass screws and hardened spur. The gauge needs to be tilted just right to the side to avoid pin chatter to maintain your line.