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The Record story

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I watched this video a few days ago and found it a fascinating watch. Like most I knew some of the story but unaware of many other details. Mathew at workshop Heaven gets a couple of mentions towards the end.
It's a long video btw.

 
The title says it all, Record were the vice and clamp manufacturers for British engineering for what must have been close to a century and once made elsewhere the quality was never the same. Just another great company like so many others we once had that are no more.
 
Spectric said:
The title says it all, Record were the vice and clamp manufacturers for British engineering for what must have been close to a century and once made elsewhere the quality was never the same. Just another great company like so many others we once had that are no more.
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The detail is interesting Roy and how it unfolds and turns full circle.
 
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