hammers, snips, snippers, punches, hdasflhfkhfa
snips and nippers for cutting
A whitesmith, like a tinsmith, works with metal. Unlike a blacksmith, a whitesmith would not typically have to heat up the metals to high temperatures to work with them. A whitesmith would normally use solder to add handles onto cups or pitchers. It is called a whitesmith because the metals would be lighter and the goal was to make pewter and other metals look like silver when providing a finished product. In addition to cups, they would make plates, utensils, lamps, candleholders and other household items. There were three stages to becoming a whitesmith: first the person would have to complete an apprenticeship, making simple items, then as a journeyman they would make more complex creations and the last stage was master whitesmith. Each stage lasted four to six years.
go for fishing
they make clothes for vilage people and use wool or a weavers cloth
they used needles to sew the hair.
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Snips and hammers, among others.
blacksmith cooper silversmith whitesmith shoemaker the tanner the hatterthe wheelwright etc.
they were tools
Colonial children children used wooden tools like: forks,spoons,and every everyday tools and they were all wooden.
a hornbook & quillpens.
herbs,brthingstool
fishing poles
Look on history.org
The tools of a colonial milliner where thimbles, neddles, irons, cloth, and thread.
a forge bellows and hammers
Yes printers used many tools that we do not use today like stamps of flowers.