Re: [OldTools] Son Of Studley Toolchest  Tony Seo wrote:  "...The only thing I
didn't see were planes but there are two drawers on

the one side that I didn't look in.  They wouldn't have been big 
planes but, who knows.  My guess is that the guy was primarily a wood 
carver but did a lot of other work as well.  There is a big round or 
heading knife for leather work but I didn't see any other leather 
tools..."

Did I miss a drawknife in there somewhere?  I'm sure there aren't any 
dividers, but they would easily fit in the drawers, along with most 
general leather tools (needles, awls, possibly edgers or stitching 
markers).  He must have had some axes or adzes, something more 
substantial than the little toy hatchet/hammer combo, especially without planes.
Even so, its an amazing degree of compression. And I don't see a whetstone, but
I figure that could be in the drawer, too.


I don't recognize the tool spang in the middle of the left-hand panel, 
the one surrounded by a lighter wood holder. And on the right hand panel, I
don't recognize the big hook like a huge doorlatch on a handle.  Anyone know
what these
are?
Tom Conroy