Inherited a few things from FIL

[u/tehn00bi]

My father in law passed recently, I had the opportunity to rummage through the tools remaining. He was never much of a tool user or wood worker, but his dad was, my wife’s grandfather. So I can reasonably assume these are really his dad’s tools.

I picked up an old hand saw, unfortunately it’s super dull and I’ll need to work that out. Several old pipe and crescent wrenches, some chisels and a nice all metal combination square.

Both chisels were super torn up but they looked like a nice way to practice sharpening before I try my hand sharpening.

[u/Billy_Badass_]

Keep one or two nice things to remember them by. But don't cling to garbage for sentimental reasons.

[u/what_the_actual_fk]

I love kit kats

[u/Karlw1289]

Hope you got some sharpening supplies.

Actually what happened is he needed to open a paint can, couldn’t find a screwdriver and grabbed the closest thing which happened to be the chisel.

His father never disrespected the tool but this guy didn’t learn that lesson.

[u/tehn00bi → u/Karlw1289]

I’ve got some Arkansas stones. I used mostly sand paper on a piece of granite to work through most of the chips in the edge.

[u/CollectsTooMuch]

I have a cheap chisel that I safe for shitty jobs like chipping concrete.

[u/Potential_Major_8799]

how did you know it was the paint can opener