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A Little Hammer with A Square Key Why ?

Started by rustyric, March 17, 2019, 06:20:07 PM

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rustyric

What do you think this is for ? Its about 3 3/4" long.


Yadda

The base looks like it fits in a drill brace. The hammer head is similar to those in knife tool kits.   
You might say I have a tool collecting problem....

gibsontool

I agree with Yaddas description and thoughts.
The top end does looks like a small tack hammer but as to why one would want to put it into a bit brace and then try to hammer in a tack ? Makes no sense to me.Maybe somebody can jump in and help us out with this. If I saw one like that I'd grab it for sure, it has a very high cool factor.

Lostmind

Maybe a handle was molded around the key at one time?
Of all the things I've lost , I miss my mind the most

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Northwoods

And there is no notch for it to clip securely into a handle like some old multi-tip screwdrivers.
I bet someone will come up with a good idea, though.
The ORIGINAL Northwoods.

JoeCB

Maybe a "3 way" tool ? Tack hammer, tack puller and a "tee" handle to engage some sort of thingie... like perhaps a web stretching winder for upholstery work ???

Joe B

rustyric

I think the key is for a locker of some sort, not a multi tool as someone has suggested, it wouldn't stay in the handle with this taper.