Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: superzstuff on October 13, 2012, 06:31:18 PM
-
I can figure out what everything does, but to what is the question. No maker's mark or other markings, probably rusted off over time.
-
One of the many styles of multitool made.
-
Maybe leather working tool? "Cut, poke, pinch, rivet tool "
super cool tool!
-
Yeah...seems like it would be handy if you were making leather belts.....
-
Could it be used to put Buttons into leather? Buttons that snap together.
-
It's certainly on the list of tools 'I don't want to fall down the stairs while carrying'.
Gotta give it a solid 8 on the niftyneato scale.
...Rob
-
Also high on the list of tools you don't want some fellow tossing you across the shop....
Sort of like "which end of a snake is better to grab?"
-
Does it actually cut?? Difficult to see if it works like anvil pruners, or if the blade passes between the two outer parts - would it fold thin card or metal, rather than cut it??
-
Blade cuts, is angled on one side and it passes through slot. Piece screwed to side is to keep blade from spreading when cutting.
-
C.A. Foster Combination Tool, patented April 19, 1870
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v307/jooliesews/Bobbys/old%20tools/patent102105_zps316221f5.jpg)
Looks like a real beaut you got there superz
-
That's just cool!!!
I must find one like it!!!
-
That's just cool!!!
I must find one like it!!!
Find two
-
Thanks for the research and documentation Plyerman!
-
That's just cool!!!
I must find one like it!!!
Find two
Find three.
-
Thanks for the research and documentation Plyerman!
No probs. Us cut poke pinch rivet tool guys got to stick together you know
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v307/jooliesews/Bobbys/old%20tools/CAFoster_zpsc3406086.jpg)