Woodworker's Journal

STUMPERS

Sweet Solution

Vintage cutters’ delicious duty.

Twenty-five readers offered guesses about the purpose of Ruth Van Kuren’s T-handled mystery tools, at right, which appeared in the August issue. And theories ranged to some degree. “I believe the tool is a flower bulb planter, asserts from Logan, Iowa. “You pushed it into the agrees with him.

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