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  • Object number
    54/578
  • Description
    A screw tap used to cut a thread 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, 5 inches long. It was used by the donor's father, who was a wheelwright and carpenter in Braishfield, Hampshire.
  • Physical description
    1 Screw tap: metal
  • Object name
    Screw tap
  • Material
    Metal
  • Associated subject
    CRAFTS : metal-working
    Wheelwrighting
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