Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: lptools on February 11, 2018, 07:07:48 PM
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Hello, I have been unable to come up with anything on these 2. The piece at top is stamped W E B , each letter within a diamond, also stamped Sheffield. This opens all the way to a square, or folds flat either left or right.The pliers at bottom are unmarked. Thanks, Lou
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Is the top piece possibly a pantograph?
I just sold one on Ebay-
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Hello, Papaw. I was thinking of something like that, but I couldn't remember the correct term. I can see how the one that you show would work , but I am stumped how this would be put to use. Thanks, Lou
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The top item looks like a trivet to me.
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My first thought on the pliers was some kind of button-punch tool, but I couldn't find a picture of one quite like that.
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The pliers to me look like a riveting tool, as for canvas work. The other may just be a kitchen trivet, maybe.
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??? a crude ear or nose piercer for animal rings ???
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Hello, Thanks for the replies. I like the idea of a trivet, but that would put the label/stamp down in use, some company went to a lot of trouble to put the W E B within the diamonds, and the Sheffield in script. Re; the pliers, if you look closely at the 4th photo, the tip of the jaw on the left has a small hole passing through it. The tip of the jaw on the right has a small raised ball end. Still confused, Lou!!!!!
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Hello, Thanks for the replies. I like the idea of a trivet, but that would put the label/stamp down in use, some company went to a lot of trouble to put the W E B within the diamonds, and the Sheffield in script. Re; the pliers, if you look closely at the 4th photo, the tip of the jaw on the left has a small hole passing through it. The tip of the jaw on the right has a small raised ball end. Still confused, Lou!!!!!
Like a hole punch?
Chilly
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I'll go with the trivet too.
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WEB out of Sheffield was a silverplate company, I have a canape server by them - so I'm going with trivet as well
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Hello, Guys. Thanks for all of the info!!!!!! Regards, Lou