Unusual tools, including:
Milwaukee Florescent Light tester Shingle froe Arbortech power chisel Adze Timber Scribe
and a couple more.
formatting link
- posted
11 years ago
Got a froe?
Loading thread data ...
- Vote on answer
- posted
11 years ago
I have a pair of those that are placed on the shingle's farthest reaches. Yep, two end froes.
God may very well strike me down for that one...
- Vote on answer
- posted
11 years ago
I was using a froe just the other day splitting bamboo for the front of the tiki bar
formatting link
- Vote on answer
- posted
11 years ago
From 1-8; Fluorescent light tester- no
Shingle Froe- Yep-- but no beetle with which to drive it I have built a schnitzlebank to shave the shingles down on, though.
Crane 812 Super Saw First one I've ever seen.- neat
Arbortech Power Chisel I'll stick with my twitching tool
Stanley #1 Odd Jobs- Don't know if it is a #1- but I saw one a few years ago and couldn't pass it up. It's in the box.
Adze indeed!
Channelock rescue tool Good to see they still make these oddities- don't have one, but I'd be tempted at a garage sale.
timber scribe- Maybe I'm tired- or maybe that's just a bad picture, but I'm not feeling 'timber scribe' -
Cool tools- Jim
- Vote on answer
- posted
11 years ago
formatting link
>
That timber scribe looks like a big version of my plastic scribing/cutting tool. I cut a groove in the plastic then snap in two along the cut. ^_^
TDD
- Vote on answer
- posted
11 years ago
So when is the a-h-r Mai Tai party? Is your bamboo local or can you get it from a lumberyard?
Jim
- Vote on answer
- posted
11 years ago
You can use your twitching tool to undercut door jambs. I've done it and it works swell.
- Vote on answer
- posted
11 years ago
It grows in the back yard