Woodworking book ahead

[Brill88]

So through lockdown ive been working on a book about my journey in woodworking from my unique perspective of someone with autisum as well as that I’m delving into the relationship of old and new and the large amount of people now with a healthy interest in vintage tools. There’s also a lot of pictures as I’m more of a visual learning better to be shown somthing that told about it.
Here’s a few images of my old mentors well used site tools and box next to my copy

 

[Peter Sefton]

Good luck with the book.

 

[Brill88]

Good luck with the book.

Thankyou going to be a long road I think

 

[Cabinetman]

Your "old mentor" was hard on his tools wasn’t he? Good luck with the book.

 

[Brill88]

Your "old mentor" was hard on his tools wasn’t he? Good luck with the book.

It’s mostly outdoor country work old buildings etc bad weather etc just get it done sortve thing but workshop tools were well looked after

 

[workshopted]

Best of luck with that book, Tom.

 

[baldkev]

Your "old mentor" was hard on his tools wasn’t he? Good luck with the book.

I was looking at those short chisels! Ive got an old stanley 3/4" which has about an inch of blade left not so much thru use and sharpening, but because i needed a very short chisel one day, so i sacrificed it! I zipped about 4" off it and used the 4" blade and a hammer on its edge . Still got both bits, but i havent needed the 4" bit since