Tuesday, December 15, 2020

Wall o' Tools

 


8 comments:

  1. Someone who does hand work and forgoes machinery.

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  2. These are the tools of what we call a Wood Butcher, (It is meant 2b sarcastic).

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  3. A Woodsmith's bench... "Woodsmith is an old Scandinavian word that is not quite been forgotten about it than have lived a somewhat withdrawn life for many years. The word is used on the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde, it’s know with other types as the stem-smith and other trades, including both horse shoe maker, stone smiths and beer smith.

    The word smith therefore means basically just a craftsman, not only in Danish, but also on the classical languages, Latin and Greek. The Greeks had a different expression Daedalus or daidalus that means artist more than craftsman. It is after the legend the man who invented the planer."

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  4. Trying to hone that 30 degree angle on the knife can be a bear.

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  5. As a carpenter quite impressive

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  6. See more here: https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/gallery/katie-fontana-houseboat

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