Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: wvtools on March 17, 2014, 09:22:16 PM
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The first one is an unknown logo. The second is some kind of odd opener or burnisher thing.
(http://www.wvtools.com/images/ebaystore/141446a.JPG)
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(http://www.wvtools.com/images/ebaystore/141441b.JPG)
(http://www.wvtools.com/images/ebaystore/141441c.JPG)
(http://www.wvtools.com/images/ebaystore/141441e.JPG)
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The first one is of a type I have seen in Japanese motorcycle or car tool kits. The second one greatly resembles a printers tool for picking up sheets of paper, if it only had an upper half with an adjustable tooth.
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The top one is for a subaru tool kit.
Thanks,
Kirk
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Have to ask Capt. Kirk or Spock about the wrench Logo, It looks like Starfleet Command Logo to me ;-)
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Have to ask Capt. Kirk or Spock about the wrench Logo, It looks like Starfleet Command Logo to me ;-)
Only if you hold the wrench vertically.
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Quote from: BruceS on Today at 10:12:12 AM
Have to ask Capt. Kirk or Spock about the wrench Logo, It looks like Starfleet Command Logo to me ;-)
Only if you hold the wrench vertically.
In space there is no "up" or "down".
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I am not sure that is it. I searched Ebay and Google for Subaru wrenches and Subaru logos, and I could not find a confirmation.
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Lexus? It is a lot like a Lexus logo although the "L" is more stylized on the wrench. But the wrench is almost certainly Japanese in that is so similar to Honda and other Japanese wrenches.
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I've got a flip shank screwdriver with that mark on it and I assumed it was from a Lexus tool kit. now you all have got me wondering.
My guess on the other would be a burnishing tool also, maybe leather.
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We've seen that logo on a wrench before and I don't think we came to a conclusion.
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I've got a flip shank screwdriver with that mark on it and I assumed it was from a Lexus tool kit. now you all have got me wondering.
My guess on the other would be a burnishing tool also, maybe leather.
Seems like when there is a weird unidentified tool , it ends up being for leather work.
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Here is a link to an ebay auction where you can see the logo if you blow up the photo.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-Subaru-Tool-Kit-From-1977-Wagon-/261425715008?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3cde2fd740&vxp=mtr
Someone on the site had asked their mechanic and actually gave away a Subaru tool kit with the marked wrenches on tool talk.
Thanks,
Kirk
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I did not think to search Subaru tool kit. Thanks for the info. I guess that settles it then.
Thanks,
John
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Here is a link to an ebay auction where you can see the logo if you blow up the photo.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-Subaru-Tool-Kit-From-1977-Wagon-/261425715008?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3cde2fd740&vxp=mtr
Someone on the site had asked their mechanic and actually gave away a Subaru tool kit with the marked wrenches on tool talk.
Thanks,
Kirk
Well I'll be. Guess I'll have to change my notes on that one
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I've got a flip shank screwdriver with that mark on it and I assumed it was from a Lexus tool kit.
Lexus issues a tool kit? I'd be surprised - their target demographic is unlikely to be doing field repairs.
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I've got a flip shank screwdriver with that mark on it and I assumed it was from a Lexus tool kit.
Lexus issues a tool kit? I'd be surprised - their target demographic is unlikely to be doing field repairs.
Around here Lexus seams to be fairly popular with the youngins to race around town with. But I don't think a factory tool kit would do much good after they get done with them.
I have learned that my Subaru screwdriver was made by Clover Mfg. Co. LTD. They also made other hand tools, namely, saws, hammers, spanners, nail pullers, nippers, pincers and scoops; hoes along with a host of other things mainly for sewing. I've not been able to confirm that they made the wrench wvtools posted but its a possibility.