Hmmmmm well no I don't Joam, but if I'm honest this state of affairs is entirely owing to me not getting my finger out. I've got all the kit, fretsaws, routers, planes etc. & no reason I couldn't make what you're talking about, except to say the Victorian iron might have to be late Elizabethan barbed wire. I've no idea what they'd have to cost. In theory its just planing up some identical square sticks in contrasting woods and gluing them to a board with an edge around it, whack it with a chainsaw chain a few times, plane it, oil it, Bob's your dad's brother. In reality you just never know. I still own a lovely 107 y/o Singer sewing machine without its little silver plate things that cover(ed) the shuttleway. It was simply a case of gently offering them up to the industrial buffing wheel to get the rust off. How was I to know that being 8" & shifting at 2850rpm, the wheel would tear it out of my hand, fling it through the hitherto closed window and land it in the stream from whence it could never be retrieved? Its political correctness gone mad! And to think that seconds later, all I did was exactly the same thing with the other one, and it happened again! At thay stage, I thought I could just do it that way and get them out of the stream later. Poor Emily (the sewing machine)!
