Object number
54/580
Description
A screw tap used to cut thread in order to make screws and nuts. Used by a wheelwright and carpenter in Braishfield, Hampshire.
A screw tap is a tool used to create a 'thread' on surfaces in order to make screws and nuts. This is a short, 'stubby' screw tap with a slight taper, which is 4 7/8 inches long. The thread has broken off in many places. It was used by the donor's father, who was a wheelwright and carpenter in Braishfield, Hampshire.
Physical description
1 screw tap: metal
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