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The market for hand Woodworking tools exists today only to meet the needs of the home handyman, the few men and women in cabinetmaking and Woodworking crafts who prefer and can afford to work by hand, and carpenters and others in the building trades.
Within forty years even the machines of the cooperage industry would be obsolete.
It displayed but three, and noted that one of them, its bung borer, was made for both hand and machine.
Transportation had improved; water transport was inexpensive, and if highways were minimal and difficult to travel, the need to extend and improve them was at least now recognized.
Capital available for investment in machinery had increased in the hands of the merchant class through the latter part of the 1700s.
Basic raw materials, including wood and iron, were plentiful.
The time when manual craftsmanship was the law has reached it end; the tools of the past that created our unity have been for the curiosities and beliefs, or worse, gone unrecognized, always in danger of being relegated to undeserved oblivion.
Those interested in the collecting, preservation, or in the occasional use of the Woodworking tools of the 18th and 19th centuries find that the demand for antique tools is growing and the supply diminishing.
The latter still use a limited number of hand tools because of their convenience, portability, suitability to a task, or because no machine has yet taken their place.
It has been around since the beginning and is still a privileged skill.
Plus, Woodworking is as timeless as we are.
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