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Thread: Oldest Tools?

  1. #46
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    The oldest tool I have (tentatively dated) is a smith and sons Sheffield rip saw from circa 1830

  2. #47
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Koepke View Post
    Can you tell us the story about this piece of wood?

    jtk
    I used the google. It very old bog wood from New Zealand, not petrified. I wood guess Derek was given a small sliver of it from a larger more fancy project. It's pretty expensive. There's 3000~4000 year old bog woods from England and the US that are more reasonable priced.

  3. #48
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    Apr 2010
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    Virginia
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    I have a Stump Anvil I occasionally use dated 1688.

  4. #49
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    E TN, near Knoxville
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    I have a broadaxe, foot adze, and a couple of froes I use occasionally but I have no idea of the ages. It may be disgrace but we use the foot adze as a gardening tool...

    JKJ

  5. #50
    I'm 57 and occasionally been called a tool. I guess that's the oldest tool I use on a daily basis.

  6. #51
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    Jun 2010
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    twomiles from the "peak of Ohio
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    Millers Falls No. 22?
    Drill sorting, M-F #22.JPG
    Goodell Pratt Co. No. 408?
    Drill sorting, G-P #408, 8in.JPG
    or..The Goodell Pratt Co. #329...
    Drill sorting, G-P #329 crank.JPGDrill sorting, G-P #329, handle bolt.JPG
    Might qualify as old in my shop...

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