What old tools do you have.?

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Sammi

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Today at 16:59:38
I had a good look through them last night but I don't have the drill.  :(
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Sammi

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09/06/2026 00:09:44
I'm now going to have to dig out the old box of tools I have and find out what I've got in there...  :wndr:
Hugs and STUFF, Sammi in Aberdeen xXx 8)
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Drew

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08/06/2026 01:39:06
I love old tools, I have this really old polished cast aluminum hand drill that I never ever use but just keep around cause it looks super cool. Here's one that I do use

Sammi

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16/05/2026 19:58:14
I was perusing a thread on another site, the topic of which was old tools. 
I have a very old miniature vice made by Bonney Forge and Tool that has been handed down to me. Its jaws only open by about 2" and are 1¼" wide. 
Going by the Trademark used it dates to anywhere from 1876 to 1913.!  :poof:

What's your oldest tool.?  :wndr:
Hugs and STUFF, Sammi in Aberdeen xXx 8)
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