Woodworking Tour: 1820s Tool Chest at the Frontier Culture Museum

Joshua Farnsworth shares a tour of a woodworking tool chest from an 1820s farm at the Frontier Culture Museum.
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[@jackpardun2898]

That hewing axe is actually designed so you can pop it off the handle in the field, flip it around pop it back on and use it as a right handed one. This is so they could effectively flatten the inside corners of log houses

[@spongeorpete7289]

I love that place

[@2adamast]

Is this not more like 1880 than 1820

[@oldguy537]

great video , what was that last tool he pulled from the box, he said he still needed to put a handle on .. thanks for sharing Joshua ..

[@gus23a]

That was a debarking tool.

[@alangknowles]

Looked just like a garden hoe that I use.

[@mgn5667]

long ago if a guy needed something to help him for a specific job he made a personal tool to do the job., they werent mass produced.. thats my 2 cents..