A FBH is a cracking tool comes with either a fibre glass handle or hard wood
Can be used for all sorts of tasks.. such as demolishing damaged brick work to smacking wedges in / seating fence posts in the ground and emergency entry to locked buildings.......
A big hammer is a must
First time I heard one called that! My dad always called it a bricky's screwdriver!
In three words I can sum up everything I have learned about life: It goes on.
Robert Frost.
Covid 19: After that level of weirdness ,any situation is certainly possible.
Deeps wrote:Stone working tools would be handy if we were going to rebuild more or less from scratch, my brother in law is a stone mason so he might come in handy, assuming the zombies hadn't yomped him.
Oh and a pack of cards seeing as how I'm now the morale bosun.
My missus got a T shirt with this wee gem on it, she's right too.
Does poker count as a morale boost?
Depends on your orientation and where you intend to put it.
In with the basic gardening tools, I'd suggest a Mattock, Mine dosent get used as much as the garden spade or fork but when it does get used its worth every penny of the 20 quid I paid for it.
Also a good sharpeing stone to keep tools in tip top condition.
Wales1 wrote:In with the basic gardening tools, I'd suggest a Mattock, Mine dosent get used as much as the garden spade or fork but when it does get used its worth every penny of the 20 quid I paid for it.
Also a good sharpeing stone to keep tools in tip top condition.
I'd add a good long handled slasher to go with that. I cleared the top half of my old allotment of brambles with a slasher and mattock. Oh, and +1 on a good sharpening stone.
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain~anon
My dad always called it a bricky's screwdriver! 
