finding tools you can still use

[armadillo66]

A few days ago in a school yard I found a 12 lb sldge hammer head. Clean it up and put a new handle on it and beat stuff for fun and profit.
Two days later I found a Fluke clamp on multi meter. Some park service guy must have lost it out of his bag when they were recently replacing some light fixtures in the park.
I found a sheet metal working compass and a pair of tinsnips laying next to the foundation of an old barn, soaked them in Marvel mystery oil and they are working tools in my tool box.
I have found quite a few sockets, a bucket full of old Model A tools over the years.
Recentl I found a real nice brass garden spray nozzel, much better than what you can buy at the hardware store these days. Cleaned it up and put in a new gasket rubber and it works just fine.
I would love to go work the Boy Scout camp, I bet there are pocket knives a plenty there

 

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[liftloop]

The handle is more than the ax it self ever notice. how was it for the sledge hammer

 

[ynpto804]

As For pocket knives I have never found one that could still be used. I have found a ton of axe heads and hammer heads that I have replaced the handles and sold them. Its a cool part of this hobby if you have the time.

 

[lonesomebob]

my experience with pocket knives at scout camps is very poor, mostly rusted beyond help. Bob