Double Alligator w/balls????

[crankshaftdan II]

Don't have  any idea on this  one-kinda cutesy when you do a double take on the back side???..........Cranky---semi-promised to one member-pending confirmation.

[lzenglish]

Can you show us a picture of it?

Wayne

[eddie hudson]

I was just going to say the same thing.

[Papaw]

Just send it to me, I'll show them a picture!
Kidding a bit- please show it to us first.

[crankshaftdan II]

Just send it to me, I'll show them a picture!
Kidding a bit- please show it to us first.

[crankshaftdan II]

OK

[Papaw]

I've never seen that configuration. COOL!!
You know what to do with it, right?

PM headed your way.

[crankshaftdan II]

The more that I look at it-it might have been made as a promotional item/giveaway-but no name anywhere on it and the "Balls" might have been used as a knife/scissors sharpener???    Cranky

[Dustin21]

..... am i the only one who did a double take  at the   thread title and  the pics... pllease tell me  im not the only one....



thats a nice looking wrench btw

[Papaw]

No, Dustin, you are not alone.

Since those small alligators were used on small pipe and tubing, I'm guessing that is a tubing cutter.

[lzenglish]

No, Dustin, you are not alone.

Since those small alligators were used on small pipe and tubing, I'm guessing that is a tubing cutter.

I doubt very much if that is a tubing cutter. I would have to go with a knife sharpener from the looks of it.

Wayne

[keykeeper]

+1 on the knife sharpener. Don't see how those could cut tubing.

[Papaw]

My WAG was off the mark.
The tool is in my possession, and it is certainly a knife sharpener. I have tested it and it works well. Wonder what material the round discs are? Not carborundum or some such, they look and feel like steel.

[crankshaftdan II]

Note the material on the end's!

[anglesmith]

Is this A kitchen tool! Is the alligator end big enough  for taking off screw lids? Any idea of vintage?
Graeme