What have you got that will 'see you out'?

[Gwylan]

A plane left lying on its blade face?

Shockingly bad treatment of a quality tool.

Always, always, leave a plane lying on its side.

I'll pull up a chair for this one, it could get interesting

 

[GuyBoden]

My Fender Stratocaster. It's a mere 41 years old now. I bought it new, it's always been way better than I am, and thus I never needed anything else (save for a few spares for when I break strings at a gig). It's been refretted as I wore out the original frets, but I'm more of an acoustic player these days so I won't wear out the current frets. Plus there are no gigs anymore anyway. I have plenty of other guitars should I need to sell a few to buy a mobility scooter or a stairlift one day. But I shall keep the strat!

Yes, my 1949 Gibson L4C, will be here long after I'm gone.

I bought it in the USA a long time ago, when the £ was worth a lot.

 

[MontyVeda]

at my age... probably the ham i bought yesterday

 

[further]

My Thorens TD150 with SME arm and Shure cartridge

 

[Chris S]

My hand crank one is about 57 years old and my electric one is 87 years old.

Is that the right way around?

 

[further]

Ooooh.
I had one of them once.
I lent it to the BIL along with my Quad 33/303.
He went to Malaysia and I've not seen it since.

That's a shame

 

[Gillstay]

My Tina budding knife.

 

[presta]

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When I was making some replacement windows for the garage I needed to get into somewhere that neither the plane nor the router would reach, so I knocked up a rebate plane like that from a piece of scrap and a chisel:

 

[byegad]

House, two recumbent trikes, a model railway, with enough stock to see my Grandchildren out too, and soon I hope a new right knee joint!

 

[Andy in Germany]

When I was making some replacement windows for the garage I needed to get into somewhere that neither the plane nor the router would reach, so I knocked up a rebate plane like that from a piece of scrap and a chisel:

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Nice work.

 

[ChrisKz]

My good old Landrover .. I don't plan on getting another vehicle , served me well past few years . long may it continue

 

[Badger_Boom]

Like @tyred I have a couple of Zenit 35mm SLR cameras which will probably last for ever. When I bought the first one I was told not to worry about dropping it, as the only thing likely to get damaged was the floor...

The only reason my Zenit won't see me out is because I replaced it with a Pentax K1000 that's even more solid.

Things that will probably see me out include my small but much loved and well-worn collection of archaeological trowels, and my Cordings covert coat which seems indestructible.

My good old Landrover .. I don't plan on getting another vehicle , served me well past few years . long may it continue

Mine too although it will probably be like Trigger's broom by then.

 

[Big John]

A collection of Helly Hansen thermal long sleeved tops that I bought in about 1984 when I started running. When I finally had to pack in running and took up cycling I used them for that too. They're still not showing much sign of wear except for one where the wife tried to iron it once and left a lovely shape of an iron on the sleeve. They'll definitely see me out.

 

[ChrisKz]

I see no one mentioned their collection of Porn

 

[palinurus]

A huge bar of Savon de Marseille
1978 Fender Precision bass, sunburst (poor example, very heavy)
Possibly Ganna's hour record