We've all got some form of it John............ I'm also like Darren with his OCD.
But I really suffer from many deficiencies that have these weird Acronyms like- S.A.D., O.L.D., G.I.T.
'Unfinished' means ongoing !.
'Finished' means it needs to be improved upon, therefore still unfinished.
..................................................................Schubert does not have the Sole right to attribute the word 'Unfinished' to his work !.
What you say Koen is pretty well understood and probably a foregone conclusion.
The exception is if you have low windows or door openings, the Hydrogen will build up and remain at the highest point and may not necessarily be blown away or diluted by ventilation to a point below combustibility.
Then you consider the location of your Flourescent Lights and how they become illuminated when you turn them on !! .
The 'Starter' in the lights create a spark which is open to the atmosphere hydrogen and oxygen.....Boom Baby !!! Guaranteed to raise the Roof
Forgive my ignorance of the Howards range, but what is the model and year of the one in the 3rd image?. I like it and recognise it from many years ago.
I believe you have there, a set or collection of 'Thread Chasers'.
They are used to finish a Thread that has been cut using a Lathe.
The basic Cutting Tool use to cut the initial Thread Form in the Lathe does not always have the correct shape to produce the 'Crest' or 'Valley' of the thread form, so they used those 'Chasers' to clean them up and set the profile.
The 'Holder' that they fit into can either be a 'Hand' operated Carrier like a long Handle of a Wood Turning Chisel or a Floating type Tool Holder that is fitted to the Lathe.
Edit :- Paul , were they made by Starret by any chance?.
As an 'Aside' to Phil's curiosity of his Electric Atco, and no intention to detract from it, I just thought I'd dig some info on the development of the 'Leccy' Mowers.
Found a good link that gives some good info on the use of Electricity to power Lawnmowers if anyone is interested-
Being from Sussex originally, all I know about them is they were available in the late 50s > 60s.
Didn't hold charge for long. Used mostly the same parts as standard Motor Mowers except for Lecy Drive Motor, and If I remember rightly, they had an 'Onboard Charger'. Came in various cut widths....... ....Aooogah... Limit of Knowledge Reached !
If you haven't done so yet , look it up on the Web, There are important things to understand about what kind of metals must never be put in the E-Tank.
They can produce toxic chemical gasses (basically no Non Ferrous).
The normal process on Mild, Black and Carbon steels, also Cast Iron produces Explosive Hydrogen Gas, must be well ventilated area.
I also read somewhere to avoid using Battery Chargers that have an 'Auto Cut Out'.
Read everything you can find on the subject is the best advice
Yep! , If you are not familiar with applying these , Follow the advice above.
Your surfaces must be smooth, thoroughly cleaned and degreased first and wiped over with a Tack Rag to remove dust and reduce static.
I prefer to apply them Dry, taping in place and removing a section of the backing at a time and pressing and spreading out in a particular way using a semi rigid Roller.
High winds and rain today. Went over to youngest daughters this morning. She lives at Silloth on the coast. I decided to return along the marsh road which is something I often do.
As I left the tide was running high, with waves breaking over the prom in places. Reaching the start of the marsh road, I could see the road was covered with choppy water reaching half way up the flood bank.
Decided discrection the better part of valour and turned back.
I see the High Tide at 1230 ish for Silloth was half a metre higher than the earlier one. Was that when you were attempting the drive Norm?.
Far too many to list here, as well as trying to find a utube Vid that is not a cr%%py remake etc. Being 'Old'.....
here's one from the best music and Band era ever (mine) Always reminds me of what my Kohlers might be saying when I enter the garage...... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzlgJ-SfKYE
Guaranteed to raise the Roof
....Aooogah... Limit of Knowledge Reached 
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. I bet you know where everything is though Steve!.
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I have some Matt White Melamine Veneer 0.035" thick (not smooth gloss). Same material that Kitchen Worktops are laminated with.