Home›Metalworking and Blacksmithing Tools›Introduced Era›The Late Modern PeriodBrowse ByThe Late Modern PeriodIntroduced era places a tool in the period when it first came into use. Wikipedia states, "Early human tools, made of such materials as stone, bone, and wood, were used for the preparation of food, hunting, the manufacture of weapons, and the working of materials," long before metal or powered tools existed. Browsing by era shows how the tools used in home crafts have developed over a very long span of time.FactsThe Late Modern PeriodSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1500 BCE 1The Late Modern PeriodFilter Results31 entriesTool FamilyAllMetalworking Cutting Tools (5)Metalworking Fastening Tools (7)Metalworking Forging Tools (2)Metalworking Garden Tools (2)Metalworking Gripping and Holding Tools (3)Metalworking Measuring and Marking Tools (1)Metalworking Power Tools (5)Used In CraftAllBlacksmithing (4)Woodworking (1)Power SourceAllElectric (1)Hand (5)Steam (2)ActionAllCut (7)Hold (1)Join (1)Shape (1)Still Made TodayAllYes (3)GroupAllMetalworking Cutting Tools (5)Metalworking Fastening Tools (7)Metalworking Forging Tools (2)Metalworking Garden Tools (2)Metalworking Gripping and Holding Tools (3)Metalworking Measuring and Marking Tools (1)Metalworking Power Tools (5)Material WorkedAllGlass (1)Metal (6)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 31Adjustable SpannerThe Late Modern PeriodAir HammerThe Late Modern PeriodAngle GrinderThe Late Modern PeriodAutomatic Center PunchThe Late Modern PeriodColletThe Late Modern PeriodCome-alongThe Late Modern PeriodGlass BreakerThe Late Modern PeriodGrass ShearsThe Late Modern PeriodHacksawThe Late Modern PeriodHand ScraperThe Late Modern PeriodHex KeyThe Late Modern PeriodIce AxeThe Late Modern PeriodIce PickThe Late Modern PeriodJackhammerThe Late Modern PeriodLeathermanThe Late Modern PeriodLocking PliersThe Late Modern PeriodMulti-toolThe Late Modern PeriodPiercing SawThe Late Modern PeriodPipe WrenchThe Late Modern PeriodPlasma CutterThe Late Modern PeriodPlungerThe Late Modern PeriodPower HammerThe Late Modern PeriodPruning ShearsThe Late Modern PeriodRivet GunThe Late Modern PeriodRotary ToolThe Late Modern PeriodSnipsThe Late Modern PeriodSocket WrenchThe Late Modern PeriodSteam HammerThe Late Modern PeriodTorque ScrewdriverThe Late Modern PeriodTorque WrenchThe Late Modern PeriodWire StripperThe Late Modern PeriodSources1. Blacksmith (Wikipedia)tier 2Wikimedia FoundationBlacksmith, History sectionQuote, Blacksmith, History sectionThe Hittites of Anatolia first discovered or developed the smelting of iron ores around 1500 BC.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.