StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: tools

A vintage metal garden sprinkler - the first time we tested it, we managed to launch the pivot / spindle some distance into the air. I would say it is quite effective, working in a circular pattern. Also, you can hear that it is working. The lettering on the far side reads "British Made" but I can't quite decipher the near side.

gunnery tools. sponge, rammer, top one *should" be a "wormer" but that looks more like a ladle !

Old engines, even when fully restored, still need maintenance, for which you need a lot of tools. Out at sea, you have to be self-sufficient - there's no ringing up the AA / RAC / Green Flag ...

Range of grainers, floggers and softeners plus oil tints and oil based glaze for scumbling.

This gave me a good laugh ... Not my Image : fair use & public entertainment

I love to look around museum collections and go "oohhh, I've got one of those" and for least half a dozen of the items shown here, there are similar ones in my possession.

[938] - Spanner and wrenches 66 different ones ... {another display where I can say - I've got some of those !}

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This case of tools has mainly boat builder's (shiprights) tools, including the frame patterns for planking (strakes) for clinker built boats.

Mostly Shipwright's tools (or a ship's carpenter). 1 of 2 images. Mallet, chisels, planes, spokeshave, files/rasps, augers etc (although there are also three caulking chisels)

This has to be the largest and heaviest socket I've seen in recent years. I've a note of the size somewhere....I think that I estimated this was 7" across the flats.