you guys must be minted to shop in that place crazy prices. 
Just window-shopping, Anto. Tell you the truth, the only hand tool I'm really skilled with is a soldering iron -- I solder beeeee-yoooooou-tifully -- but, like Sam, I can dream. And the only reason I can solder is that for a while in the 90s I made a living designing high end audio electronics and found it faster to build my own prototypes and demo models rather than explain to some sullen nerd what I wanted. My woodwork was always of the rough and ready sort that is best described as joinery rather than cabinetmaking. This the most complicated thing I ever built, a big, ultra sensitive horn speaker (I drove it with an amp producing 0.33W, and with 1W it competed with a sportsfield PA system). Its name is HWAF, pronounced aitch-waff, for High Wife Acceptance Fidelity Loudspeaker ("If you complain about this loudspeaker, I'll build Andre's Bessel Array instead. That's always the length of the longest wall...").
I still have this loudspeaker and it still isn't even painted, never mind beautifully varnished or veneered as I'm sure several of the chaps here would have done with all those beautiful, expensive hand tools.
