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Handyman's Olden Tools Click Quiz

Electricity? Phooey. You can do everything with elbow power. Can you match the name of these olden-day tools and hardware to their pictures?
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Last updated: May 2, 2024
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First submittedApril 24, 2024
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Select the vise (Br. vice).
Select the manual router.
Select the pipecutter.
Select the coping saw.
Select the manual drill.
Select the turnbuckle.
Select the chisel.
Select the ferrule.
Select the claw hammer.
Select the crimpers.
Select the adze.
Select the nut and bolt.
Select the dovetail saw.
Select the pulley.
Select the calipers.
Select the hand auger.
Select the ball-peen hammer.
Select the plane.
Select the hacksaw.
Select the anvil.
Hand tool with a blade extending from the handle and running parallel.
Handles attached to a head with small holes.
Tool with round handle and perpendicular blade.
Large metal construction with a flat top.
Rotating crank attached to a mechanical device with two flat edges touching each other.
A short hand tool with an edge extending from the handle.
Metal fastener and accompnaying part.
A sophisticated looking woodworking tool with a rounded blade with teeth.
Large wheel with a chain arount it.
A short hand tool with an edge perpendicular to the handle.
Small hand tool with a small round blade and rollers on one end.
Striking tool with a flat, weighted head opposite a rounded projection.
Striking tool with a flat, weighted head opposite a pointed projection.
A very large drill-looking device.
Bolts screwing into a connector from opposite ends.
A concrete cylinder around steel cable to prevent fraying.
Hand tool with a thin, wirelike, removable blade extending from the handle and running parallel.
A u-shaped hand tool with two handles and a pointed head.
A measuring device with opening teeth.
Hand tool with a thin, removable blade extending from the handle and running parallel.
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6 Comments
Fianchetto
+4
Level 76
Apr 24, 2024
I know some people who would ace this. Those people are not me :(
Dimby
+2
Level 79
May 2, 2024
I’m honestly surprised that nut and bolt isn’t over 98%.
Dollyfroggy
+1
Level 62
May 2, 2024
That was my fault, at least in part. I didn't pay very much attention and just spam-clicked random guesses on my first try since I didn't recognize the first few.
JonOfKent
+2
Level 57
May 2, 2024
I enjoyed this! Thank you - nominated. "Vise" foxed me though - it seems to be an America-only spelling which I wasn't aware of. I don't know if you would be interested in putting it as "vise/vice" or something? Might make it look a bit ugly though to be fair.
Bletsch
+2
Level 70
Feb 5, 2025
Thanks, that was fun! I've used most of these. I would have called the dovetail saw a backsaw, because that's what my shop teacher Mr. Parker called it in 1970. The "manual drill" is a name I've never heard. I have one of these, and I use it all the time--no fussing with electrical cords! My dad called it a brace and bit, and that's what I call it, too.
Dimby
+1
Level 79
Feb 5, 2025
Interesting! Are you British by any chance? Or maybe East Coast USA?
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