Tool - Revision history

User 144: categorising

2006-05-14T03:58:59Z

categorising

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	** [[awl]]		** [[awl]]
	** [[half moon knife]]		** [[half moon knife]]

			[[category:tool]]

User 144 at 03:58, 25 April 2006

2006-04-25T03:58:18Z

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	** [[augur]]		** [[augur]]
	** [[axe]]		** [[axe]]
	** [[chisel]]		** [[chisel]]/gouge
	** [[drawknife]]		** [[drawknife]]
	** [[froe]]		** [[froe]]
			**[[mallet]]
			**[[maul]]
	** [[pole lathe]]		** [[pole lathe]]
	** [[saw]]		** [[saw]]

Cian: cut 'n paste from category description

2006-01-24T03:02:17Z

cut 'n paste from category description

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	A '''tool''' is an instrument which, practically, intercedes between the workman and the work to be done, and which enables the workman (or woman) either to do what, by their natural endowments, they could not (for example, a [[metal]] chisel enabling the cutting of [[stone]]) or to do better what they could do themselves in but a poorer manner (for example, [[spectacles]] to improve vision).		A '''tool''' is an instrument which, practically, intercedes between the workman and the work to be done, and which enables the workman (or woman) either to do what, by their natural endowments, they could not (for example, a [[metal]] chisel enabling the cutting of [[stone]]) or to do better what they could do themselves in but a poorer manner (for example, [[spectacles]] to improve vision). Many tools that existed in [[period]] are still used today (albeit in different forms at times) and others have been lost to mainstream society.

	Many tools are themselves used to create other tools. An obvious example is the [[anvil]] which a [[smith]] uses to make [[plough-share]]s, [[rake]]s, [[hoe]]s and the like which will then be used in [[agriculture]].		Many tools are themselves used to create other tools. An obvious example is the [[anvil]] which a [[smith]] uses to make [[plough-share]]s, [[rake]]s, [[hoe]]s and the like which will then be used in [[agriculture]].

User 144 at 06:33, 23 January 2006

2006-01-23T06:33:42Z

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	** [[chisel]]		** [[chisel]]
	** [[drawknife]]		** [[drawknife]]
			** [[froe]]
	** [[pole lathe]]		** [[pole lathe]]
	** [[saw]]		** [[saw]]

User 144 at 05:36, 23 January 2006

2006-01-23T05:36:46Z

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	* [[farming]]		* [[farming]]
	** [[hoe]]		** [[hoe]]
			** [[pitchfork]]
	** [[plough-share]]		** [[plough-share]]
	** [[spade]]		** [[spade]]

144.137.119.138 at 14:45, 22 January 2006

2006-01-22T14:45:55Z

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	* [[building]] (including [[carpentry]], [[mason]]ry)		* [[building]] (including [[carpentry]], [[mason]]ry)
	** [[adze]]		** [[adze]]
			** [[augur]]
	** [[axe]]		** [[axe]]
	** [[chisel]]		** [[chisel]]
	** [[drawknife]]		** [[drawknife]]
			** [[pole lathe]]
	** [[saw]]		** [[saw]]
	* [[blacksmith]]ing		* [[blacksmith]]ing

144.137.119.138 at 14:26, 22 January 2006

2006-01-22T14:26:37Z

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	== [[Period]] tools==		== [[Period]] tools==
	* [[farming]]		* [[farming]]
		⚫	** [[hoe]]
	** [[plough-share]]		** [[plough-share]]
		⚫	** [[spade]]
			** [[shovel]]
	** [[rake]]		** [[rake]]

⚫	** [[hoe]]
⚫	** [[~~axe~~]]
	* [[building]] (including [[carpentry]], [[mason]]ry)		* [[building]] (including [[carpentry]], [[mason]]ry)
			** [[adze]]
			** [[axe]]
	** [[chisel]]		** [[chisel]]
			** [[drawknife]]
	** [[saw]]		** [[saw]]
	* [[blacksmith]]ing		* [[blacksmith]]ing
	** [[anvil]]		** [[anvil]]
			** [[hammer]]
			** [[tongs]]
	* [[jewellery]] work		* [[jewellery]] work
			* [[shoe]]making
			** [[awl]]
			** [[half moon knife]]

Cian: start a list, add links

2005-11-16T22:42:36Z

start a list, add links

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	A '''tool''' is an instrument which, practically, intercedes between the workman and the work to be done, and which enables the workman (or woman) either to do what, by their natural endowments, they could not (for example, a [[metal]] chisel enabling the cutting of stone) or to do better what they could do themselves in but a poorer manner (for example spectacles to improve vision).		A '''tool''' is an instrument which, practically, intercedes between the workman and the work to be done, and which enables the workman (or woman) either to do what, by their natural endowments, they could not (for example, a [[metal]] chisel enabling the cutting of [[stone]]) or to do better what they could do themselves in but a poorer manner (for example, [[spectacles]] to improve vision).

	Many tools are themselves used to create other tools. An obvious example is the [[anvil]] which a [[smith]] uses to make plough-~~shares~~, ~~rakes~~, ~~hoes~~ and the like which will then be used in agriculture.		Many tools are themselves used to create other tools. An obvious example is the [[anvil]] which a [[smith]] uses to make [[plough-share]]s, [[rake]]s, [[hoe]]s and the like which will then be used in [[agriculture]].

			== [[Period]] tools==
			* [[farming]]
			** [[plough-share]]
			** [[rake]]
			** [[hoe]]
			** [[axe]]
			* [[building]] (including [[carpentry]], [[mason]]ry)
			** [[chisel]]
			** [[saw]]
			* [[blacksmith]]ing
			** [[anvil]]
			* [[jewellery]] work

Simoncursitor at 08:44, 16 November 2005

2005-11-16T08:44:58Z

New page

A '''tool''' is an instrument which, practically, intercedes between the workman and the work to be done, and which enables the workman (or woman) either to do what, by their natural endowments, they could not (for example, a [[metal]] chisel enabling the cutting of stone) or to do better what they could do themselves in but a poorer manner (for example spectacles to improve vision).

Many tools are themselves used to create other tools. An obvious example is the [[anvil]] which a [[smith]] uses to make plough-shares, rakes, hoes and the like which will then be used in agriculture.