533. 6" long, someone sent in these photos, looking to identify this tool:
A brief description by the owner:
It has one or two parts that can be slid (using a fair amount of pressure), but squeezing the handles does not produce any movements. The large wire bow, with a coil at its base, and the smaller radius flat metal bow within it both are almost certainly springs.
534. 6-1/4" long
535. 3-1/8" tall
A view of the larger end:
536. Another close-up:
537. 30" long
538. 14" long
Answers
A brief description by the owner:
It has one or two parts that can be slid (using a fair amount of pressure), but squeezing the handles does not produce any movements. The large wire bow, with a coil at its base, and the smaller radius flat metal bow within it both are almost certainly springs.
534. 6-1/4" long
535. 3-1/8" tall
A view of the larger end:
536. Another close-up:
537. 30" long
538. 14" long
Answers
10 Comments:
533 A glazers point pusher with magazine.
By
Anonymous, at 12/15/2005 8:16 AM
537 A tool for lighting and adjusting gas chandeliers.
By
Anonymous, at 12/15/2005 8:18 AM
538 A Black & Decker Electric Screw Driver and Socket Wrench.
By
Anonymous, at 12/15/2005 8:23 AM
536. The coin return lever on a pay phone?
By
Anonymous, at 12/15/2005 8:53 AM
534 looks like a breakway lead used in salt water angling.
By
Anonymous, at 12/15/2005 9:37 AM
>535. Car battery terminal cleaner...
Correct
>533 A glazers point pusher with magazine.
Yes, thanks for helping solve this one
>537 A tool for lighting and adjusting gas chandeliers.
Correct
>538 A Black & Decker Electric Screw Driver and Socket Wrench.
Nope
>536. The coin return lever on a pay phone?
Yes
>534 looks like a breakway lead used in salt water angling.
Close
>534. A homemade squid jig?
Nope
By
Rob H., at 12/16/2005 4:15 PM
538 OK so it's probably a Black & Decker Valve Grinder with the tip missing.
By
Anonymous, at 12/16/2005 7:13 PM
>538 OK so it's probably a Black & Decker Valve Grinder with the tip missing.
Correct
By
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Anonymous, at 1/20/2006 10:22 PM
hey on 538 it's a valve seat refacing tool i do this for a living
By
Anonymous, at 12/05/2006 7:44 PM
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