Thread: Cool New Hand Tool Game - Play Here

All the tools are for working with stationery or anchored pieces except for the lathe tool...??

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SC

Is it the shave as it is the only one made completley of metal?

and cheap to post

the mortice chisel 'cause it's the only one designed for working deep inside a piece of wood

Originally Posted by Saw Crack

All the tools are for working with stationery or anchored pieces except for the lathe tool...??

Cheers

SC

Nope but like Elanjacobs last guess, you're on the right track.

Originally Posted by Deesinister

Is it the shave as it is the only one made completley of metal?

and cheap to post

Nope but a very good guess..

Originally Posted by ian

the mortice chisel 'cause it's the only one designed for working deep inside a piece of wood

That's right too, but not what I was thinking sorry
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Looking at it objectively now I'm thinking only someone with a good knowledge of different brands of tools will get it; but i'll leave it a little while yet

Hmmmmm ...

Hiya Dane.

Is it the level because it's the only tool that doesn't have steel or wooden components ?

Nope, definately not the level but a good guess.

I'll try again, I still think it's the round nosed scraper but for a diferent reason:

I'm pretty sure Stanley have never made woodturning scrapers, while every other tool shown has been made in some form or other by Stanley.

Yeah but not a float as far as I know. You're not right, but you're on the right track. Most of the tools are stanley, but think of a characteristic they hold other than that.....

The curved rasp. Nicholson Canada not Usa? All others are USA products

Originally Posted by Eldanos of KDM

Yeah but not a float as far as I know. You're not right, but you're on the right track. Most of the tools are stanley, but think of a characteristic they hold other than that.....

ok
how about, all the tools bar one, were first made before 1900
the odd one is the only one made indroduced in the 20th century -- but which one?

Deesinister you've picked one of the two groups... Many of the tools were made in the USA, What do the others have in common? The one that doesn't fit into the two groups is the odd one.

For everyone---- Look at the shapes of handles

Is that a titan chisel I see before me.....only one made australia

All those tools are designed to be held in the hand while being used except for the level, that is hands off.

Dane,
could it be the chamfer plane has NO handle?
Regards,
peter