where can I get a (turn screw)tool like this

[john4645]

any info on who makes this?

 

[Norskie]

Don't recognize the maker, but any good blacksmith could copy it at a rondy. Is that your only photo?

 

[john4645]

yea, it is off of the ron ehlert video on building chambers kits. I don't need an exact copy I just like that it is straight, not teed like most screw driver knapping hammers

 

[George F.]

I think J. Townsend has something similar to that, and I believe Jim Chambers has somehting similiar but again a little different. ...George F.

 

[Many Klatch]

You can make a pretty good turnscrew by grinding down an old worn out file. I have some that I have been using for decades.

Many Klatch

 

[RC]

ask roy from the forum..bet he can make it, probably give it a lifetime warranty...and he's young! ask him! :thumbsup: RC

 

[rebel727]

PitchyPine could probably do it too. he makes some pretty nifty looking stuff.

 

[PitchyPine]

PitchyPine could probably do it too. he makes some pretty nifty looking stuff.

I just now seen this today, did ya get one made, if not give me a shout.

 

[Sparks Stone]

A somewhat similar tool is the Pickering Tool, said to be the first musket tool adopted by the Continental Army. Truth is, it was designed and put in the manual, but has no record of manufacture and issue. I believe Townsend's has one. There are a few sutlers who carry them.