EZE-LAP manufactures a wide variety of diamond products including small pocket size flat stones and compact round diamond sharpeners that are ideally suited for a fisherman or outdoors person. Larger diamond bench stones are ideal for the workshop.

Visit our new Clarke Tools website. The most competitive online shop for Clarke Tools. Clarke is one of Britain’s Leading manufacturer and supplier of a vast range of Electrical & Mechanical workshop equipment. Our website is called clarketooling.co.uk

For 30 years, the precision German toolmaker Proxxon has been supplying high-quality power tools to the model-builder, wood and metalworker, jeweller, optician, professional cabinetmaker and DIY enthusiasts all over Europe with unmatched quality and service. Universities swear by Proxxon Tools.

Dasqua Tools including comparator stands, gauge block sets, magnetic bases & stands, height gauges, precision dial gauges & indicators, magnetic stands, precision squares and protractors. Plus a big selection of Dasqua micrometers & vernier calipers and outside micrometers.

Tormek sharpening systems shape tools exactly to your needs. Complicated shapes as fingernail turning gouges, spoon carving gouges and oval skew chisels are easily sharpened. In less than a minute. The water cooled slow speed grindstone mean that the steel the edge does not overheat and lose its hardness.

Glanze are a company manufacturing Carbide Indexable Cutting Tools of the highest quality whilst keeping prices as competitive as possible. The team producing & promoting GLANZE TOOLING has vast experience in innovative cutting & engineering tools.

Quality Woodworking Tools has 3000 of the very best woodworking tools for enthusiasts and professionals alike. From hand tools to power tools and accessories. Inspiring woodworkers with top quality tools and supplies for professionals and hobbyists alike.

The Arbortech Woodworking range of products was first developed in 1988 for woodworkers to sculpt and shape wood in any direction. The first product developed called the “Woodcarver” blade, fitted to a small 4″ or 100mm angle grinder caused a major breakthrough for woodworkers