What's wrong with this picture?

[Peter Pedisich]

Can you spot the one thing that does not belong?

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[Mark Baldwin III]

Could be the axe. All the other cutting tools have teeth.
Or it's the hacksaw. All the other saws are made for cutting wood.

btw..what's the handsaw in the background? I like the handle, and I believe I see a nib. Of course, that could be the one that's different too. It's a lot older than the rest of the tools.

[Andrew Kertesz]

I was thinking the Studebaker sign. The rest are all hand tools.

[Hilton Ralphs]

I'm guilty of using a hacksaw to cut wood but thankfully not that often. It's either that or the car sign.

What about the glue on the parallel clamps?

[Jim Matthews]

All I can say is that your shop is much too neat.

Where is the fire extinguisher?
I keep bandaids next to my bench...

[Charles Murray Ohio]

The lever cap, without the rest of the plane.

[Harold Burrell]

Too many back saws. At least ONE of them belongs in my shop. ;)

[David Weaver]

Could be the axe. All the other cutting tools have teeth.
Or it's the hacksaw. All the other saws are made for cutting wood.

btw..what's the handsaw in the background? I like the handle, and I believe I see a nib. Of course, that could be the one that's different too. It's a lot older than the rest of the tools.

As rainman would say, definitely a #7, definitely...definitely...yeah. (though it could be a competing brand copy of one, too, maybe the only american handsaw in the lot)

[Gordon Eyre]

+1 on the Studebaker.

[Peter Pedisich]

+1 on the Studebaker. Well that is the obvious answer, and is correct, but I was thinking that all the saws were English pattern, except for the frame saw - German pattern.

[Jim Koepke]

Well that is the obvious answer, and is correct, but I was thinking that all the saws were English pattern, except for the frame saw - German pattern.

And I thought it was the red plastic mallet.

jtk

[Peter Pedisich]

+1 on the Studebaker. My son is 10, and every time he sees or hears the word Studebaker he laughs, must think it's a funny word. My dad bought a '54 Hawk brand new, and I had a couple of friends that owned Avanti's, both original and remakes. Great Industrial Designs.

[ray hampton]

the hatchet are in front of the bow-saw

[Leigh Betsch]

Well that is the obvious answer, and is correct, but I was thinking that all the saws were English pattern, except for the frame saw - German pattern.
I don't care what ya say, it's still the hacksaw!

[Pat Barry]

Some tools are behind other tools thereby making it difficult to acquire them when needed with only one hand.

[Peter Pedisich]

I don't care what ya say, it's still the hacksaw!

Yes, the hacksaw is hanging differently than all the others. That is true.