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Started by fflintstone, October 05, 2013, 10:10:32 PM

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fflintstone

$11.25 total expenditure.



while not full, just to clarify size wise, they are 5lb spools and not 1lb.






oldtools

Nice!!  Interesting clamp..
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fflintstone

Quote from: oldtools on October 07, 2013, 04:05:30 AM
Nice!!  Interesting clamp..

Thanks, I like the clamp and would like more like it for welding.

I doubt many people know what the tool above it is.

skipskip

something to do with springs?  curling the ends or clipping them?
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Thanks, I like the clamp and would like more like it for welding.

I doubt many people know what the tool above it is.
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fflintstone

Quote from: skipskip on October 07, 2013, 04:29:01 PM
something to do with springs?  curling the ends or clipping them?

nope, but if no one gets it I will PM you.

oldtools

the tool looks like a bandit type clamp tool, like the type for CV boot clamps...
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oldgoaly

looks like one of those pliers that open up a castration ring.  also can be use to remove tails from farm animals.
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bill300d

wire-tie tool?  for tightening wire-ties
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fflintstone

nope, nope, nope.

it is a modern tool, not old, but what it works on has been around for a century.

toolmiser

I think it is used for breaking glass or tile after scoring them.

HeelSpur

Quote from: toolmiser on October 09, 2013, 04:25:04 PM
I think it is used for breaking glass or tile after scoring them.
Same here...
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fflintstone

Nope!
It is for tightening brake/shift cables on a bicycle.
The cable goes thru the notch in the lower jaw, when you squeeze the cable is pinched between the curved piece and the flange on the upper jaw and is pulled taught. Then you tighten down whatever clamps the cable on the brake or derailleur.