So what the hell is it ??
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Only a guess but might be tool to remove those decorative nail in studs/tacks that upholsterers use to finish off their folds, sometimes hundreds just one chair or couch. Guesses are allowed right? :-)
Thought that too but the edges are too thick to get under a tack or nail
Looks like a split nut driver for saw handles.
http://positiverake.com/the-perfect-split/ (http://positiverake.com/the-perfect-split/)
Nope, too thick, wrong configuration
I'll put up a photo of the tip as soon as my phone / camera is charged
A tool for adjusting ignition points, magnetos, or voltage regulators?
Al
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Quote from: amecks on March 21, 2016, 12:44:56 PM
A tool for adjusting ignition points, magnetos, or voltage regulators?
Al
I'd say it is for adjusting typewriter keys or relays in an old telephone exchange.
??? replacing spikes in golfers shoe ???
It's one of the tools you walk around a job carrying it in your hand trying to look like you're worth the paycheck till somebody asks where the hell you found the old ****** cause they been looking for it for 5 years and can't find a replacement.
Bicycle/motorcycle spoke wrench?
Quote from: Sudsy on March 21, 2016, 09:19:26 AM
Thought that too but the edges are too thick to get under a tack or nail
wow you got that right, looked like it was maybe a 1/16 thick from the first 2 pics. :embarrassed:
Quote from: lptools on March 22, 2016, 04:18:05 AM
Bicycle/motorcycle spoke wrench?
The opening is 3/32 wide. Probably too narrow to be a spoke wrench
It's a dieter's spaghetti fork: you can hold only so much spaghetti on it, so it helps you lose weight.
Looks like an old flat head screwdriver someone jerry-rigged into a nail/staple/tack remover by cutting a notch in it in my opinion.
Too perfect. It was done with a machine
We had a tool that looked sort of like that to unhook the clips in a splined ceiling panel system. You'd slide the tool between the tiles, hook the spline clip and slide it back to drop a tile out.