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OK, that suggests the handles are only closed all the way for storage, rather than for use, but that would reduce the jaw movement even further. If you think about it though, if the idea is to crimp something, often you're only looking for a small fraction of an inch like an 1/8" or less.Drew Moffatt wrote:The handles are weird they fit inside each other which seems like a good way to get pinched skin.
The movement of the jaws is also quite small and not adjustable.
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Jennifer Richardson wrote:Does anyone know what this one is? I am stumped!
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Drew Moffatt wrote:Alright this I do not know hopefully someone can enlighten me.
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Amy Arnett wrote:Here's a thing I found beachcombing. Not sure what it is for.
Anyone seen these around and know what they are?
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Pearl Sutton wrote:Apple for Daniel! I found them for sale on alibaba (no longer available) labeled "high quality fishing plastic eel trap" with this picture
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I'm not seeing them for sale any more, in several places they are labeled not available, I'd say old style, that possibly didn't work well.
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I was *really* wondering if it was porcelain from the picture - so we've got a tool where an insulator would be an asset, unless it's a Frankentool? Is this something someone bodged up out of other parts to do a job? Or a damaged tool that someone found alternative parts to replace? It certainly looks old in the picture, but in real life do all the parts look to be of "equal" age and quality?Drew Moffatt wrote:The pin is just a stop for the spool.
It feels old, keeping in mind I'm 28.
The piece at the top is interesting as its fixed but porcelain so a pre plastic insulator?
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Drew Moffatt wrote:The pin is just a stop for the spool.
It feels old, keeping in mind I'm 28.
The piece at the top is interesting as its fixed but porcelain so a pre plastic insulator?
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Cheryl Gallagher wrote:My first thought was a rug hook, but I can't find one like this online.
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Pearl Sutton wrote:I paid 50 cents for this. I know what I'll use it for, but what is it? I have a guess, but no solid data to back it up.
About 12 inches long, iron, interesting shape.
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Jay Angler wrote:I was thinking it looked like something for shoe-making, but it wasn't like any of the typical wooden lasts I'd seen. Well done, Daniel!
I'd noticed it seemed to have "Canton" imprinted on it, which is associated with China, so I wonder if it is more commonly used in their version of shoe-making?
Yeah, well, Canajun, eh? Never even occurred to me.Daniel Schneider wrote:
Jay Angler wrote:I was thinking it looked like something for shoe-making, but it wasn't like any of the typical wooden lasts I'd seen. Well done, Daniel!
I'd noticed it seemed to have "Canton" imprinted on it, which is associated with China, so I wonder if it is more commonly used in their version of shoe-making?
I'd thought it was referring to Canton Ohio
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