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Started by gibsontool, April 05, 2020, 06:52:46 PM

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gibsontool

I dug this out of a box of misc. No idea when or where I got it. I checked DATAMP and apparently it"s a specialty automotive tool but they say it was never know to have been produced. I disagree. My thoughts are it's maybe for chiseling apart seized exhaust systems or trimming body panels or repairs to them. What do you folks think.

geneg

Looks like a muffler cutter.  Peels the inlet or outlet off the pipes by slicing. 

lptools

Hello, Gibsontool. Maybe not produced under that patent.   Geneg has it , looks like a K-D Muffler & Tailpipe Chisel, the inward grind on yours looks like a K-D 2072, they also made a 2073 that looked more like a chisel point. Regards, Lou
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gibsontool

Thanks for the input Lou but who or what is Geneg. I looked on the KD website and they show nothing under 2072 or 2073. What am I missing ? I'm not very computer literate so bear with me. Regards, Jim.

d42jeep

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Hey Jim,
It looks like this was discussed before.
http://www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php?PHPSESSID=dtif8g0aa2ek802brfou8oofu3&topic=15492.0
It turned out to be a bushing remover.
-Don
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lptools

#5
Here is the page from the 1986 K-D catalog that I used for reference. I am a carpenter by trade, who likes buying mechanic's tools, I would probably find a way to use that for woodworking :cheesy:
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Yadda

I think I own one of these.  I picked it up at an estate sale.  Now if I can just figure out where I put it.
You might say I have a tool collecting problem....

gibsontool

My mind must be slipping. I totally forgot I had posted this 5 years ago. Thanks to Don for reminding me.

gibsontool

To all of you members who read thru this post. I apologies, I can't understand how I got things so twisted around, and I had already posted this item 5 years ago. Again I'm sorry. Jim.

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