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What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: Marion Tools on June 04, 2017, 08:47:16 AM
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These appear to be some kind of nippers or sheet metal cutters. The jaw with the angle adjustment and length guide is flat while the other jaw is triangular shaped. I believe they were used to nip or cut metal but would like to know specifically how they worked and for what purpose
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does it cut a notch? or are they like wire cutters.
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It appears to me that they would cut a notch - The one jaw is flat and the other triangular shaped but without a sharpened edge which would be needed for wire cutting
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well it would be something narrow, it looks to be about 3" deep on the depth adjustment. what comes in strips that you would notch? I'm drawing a blank.
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Is there a name or a number anywhere? Maybe around the joint.
Mike
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It looks more like a saw set to me than a nipper.
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They do have the look of a saw set and I wouldn't be surprised if they were.
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Hello, Try "The Saw Set Collectors Resource" (website) and go to Plier Saw Sets. Looks a little like a Bemis & Call, but not exact. Regards, Lou
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Thanks for the suggestions - There are no markings of any kind on the tool - I will check out the saw set suggestions
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After looking at the suggested site of "Saw Set Collectors Resource", I agree that these look a lot like a different version of the Bemis & Call saw set although there are still enough differences that I'm not 100% sure. The hunt continues!