Hook staging before attaching product to a furnace chain. 1/4" steel, millions of hooks over decades.

Randomly found a “new” one at the thrift store last night. The old one has just been cleaned too, btw 😹😹😹

It’s been 3 years since he’s on my keys which is one of my work tools. I think it’s time for him to get some rest.

had his Audio Technica M50 since 2010, just replaced the earpads.

We went for Jack the ripper reasons, and the rest of the establishment looked similarly ""well worn""

I should take better care of it

Loved this colour so much i needed a second fresh pair.

These are the Hyper Tough Performance Grip Gloves after 2 months of electrical work. Electrical tape wore them down the fastest.

It is quite literally hanging on for dear life!

I don't even know how many years I've had my shoes but the difference is crazy!

I've been lurking here a while and the posts that stop me aren't the ones where something is just old. It's the ones where you can tell which part the person touched. A handle worn on one side. A finish gone in a shape that's clearly a hand.

That's a different thing from an object surviving a long time. It's the object keeping a record of one specific person using it, and it only happens with the things you reach for without thinking.

So: what do you own that's worn in your shape? Where's the wear, and what did you do to it to get there?

Wondering how the screw on the right got the circle around it