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41 Administrative
45 Dendrology
13 Education
7 History
8 Literature
123 Material Processing
- 70 Hand Tool
  - 6 Adze
  - 15 Axe
  - 5 Froe
  - 5 Hammer
  - 20 Hand Plane
    - 16 Bench Plane
      - 5 Fore Plane
      - 3 Jack Plane
      - 0 Jointer Plane
      - 8 Smoothing Plane
  - 2 Saw
  - 1 Spokeshave
- 3 Marking and Measuring
3 Media
10 Merchants
- 1 Woodworking Supplies
- 2 Woodworking Tools
48 People
- 37 Notable People Past
- 9 Notable People Present
3 Safety
27 Society
- 22 Shaker
366 Wood
- 360 American Woods
  - 79 The Hardwoods - Broadleafs
    - 15 Hickory
    - 2 Walnut
  - 257 The Softwoods - Conifers
    - 20 Cedar
    - 10 Fir
    - 2 Hemlock
    - 0 Juniper
    - 2 Larch
    - 62 Pine
    - 3 Spruce
114 Works
- 1 Firearms
  - 0 American Longrifle
    - 0 Flintlock
    - 0 Percussion
- 1 Green Woodworking
- 18 Joinery

Name	Type	Category
Froe	tracker item
Froe	wiki
Froe (Print) Illustration of a froe from Eric Sloan's "Museum of Early American Tools" Reference: Poole, John. “Old Memes Never Die.” Hawkins House, 22 May 2010, http://josephhawkins.blogspot.com/search/label	file
Pronunciation En Froe Reference: Team, Forvo. “Froe Pronunciation: How to Pronounce Froe in English.” Forvo.Com, https://forvo.com/word/froe/. Accessed 5 Jan. 2020.	file
Shingle Froe The shingle froe used by colonial settlers to split shingles, shakes, and lumber for homes in early America. Today the shingle froe is still a primary tool in many traditional woodworking projects whi	file