Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: HeelSpur on June 22, 2014, 02:13:57 PM
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Can't beat the low 70's on a summer day, it was perfect.
12" Trimo
Vaco Screw starter
Handyman push driver
TIK Wheat Paste Cost Less handle with file
socket driver (Lutz File Co.)
Excilite P2
J.H. Williams 474 spanner
Barcola Buffalo 6" adjustable
???
JD 50 wrench
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>???
Some kind of tongs, but what a strange handle....
It is so much more fun in the nice weather :)
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Maybe some farriers pliers?
http://www.horseshoesandtools.com/nippers.aspx
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Be nice if it had hoof nippers value, good grief.
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They're hoof nippers — but this's the first time I've seen that handle configuration.
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Two things make me just about certain that they aren't hoof nippers. The first is the size. The smallest hoof nippers I have seen are 12 inches long overall. These seem a good deal shorter. The second thing is the angle of the grind on the "cutters." It looks about 30 degrees to me, and that would make cutting, especially with the length of the tool, rather difficult and in efficient. I believe these are "pincers" designed to pull nails. Farriers use them, carpenters use them, and they are in cobbler's tool kits as well.
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Good points, Branson. Their length escaped my notice. I stand… err… sit corrected. *he grins*