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Message started by Mario Verasso on 08/06/12 at 17:51:44

Title: What is this tool?
Post by Mario Verasso on 08/06/12 at 17:51:44

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Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by Serowbot on 08/06/12 at 18:12:22

Well,.. if it was mine,.. it would be a hammer... :-?...

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by Mario Verasso on 08/06/12 at 18:16:54

Almost everything can be a good hammer... Looks like a specialty sheet metal tool to me. But was hoping someone knows what it is.

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 08/06/12 at 21:30:38

If it has a manufacturers name, google that & those numbers. Its an odd critter for sure, The lanyard makes me wonder if its meant for someone who climbs,or maybe is doing some kind of production work & needs to use that tool, let go, perform another task real quick, then grab it again,

Where did you ste,, err,, get it?

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by mpescatori on 08/07/12 at 00:55:42

56494F4855526353635B49450E3C0 wrote:

This comment made me think of an odd tool for assembling/disassembling the porcelain isolators off high voltage towers...

http://img.directindustry.it/images_di/photo-m2/isolatori-in-polimero-813589.jpghttp://img.directindustry.it/images_di/photo-m2/isolatori-galvanici-742603.jpg

::)

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by mpescatori on 08/07/12 at 01:01:56

I've just asked a friend, he thinks it resembles the kind of jaws they once used to weld together sheets of metal, while keeping them at a specific distance to each other...

::)

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by arteacher on 08/07/12 at 04:35:01

The leverage system is designed to close something with magnified force.

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by Blinky on 08/07/12 at 05:35:13

Quote:

The leverage system is designed to close something with magnified force.

hmmm, Like maybe my mother-in-laws mouth? Just a thought.

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by Ed L. on 08/07/12 at 16:38:08

Monster snap ring pliers maybe.

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by Serowbot on 08/07/12 at 17:01:36

I got it!...

It's a girdle cincher... :-?...

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by ZAR on 08/07/12 at 18:58:21

4254435E46535E45310 wrote:

I got it!...

It's a girdle cincher... :-?...

Don't even want to know.........how you know...... ::)

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by cowboy on 08/07/12 at 19:37:47

no,no,no guys that,s a whatsamacallet ;). leave it to a old diesel mechanic to straighten ya,ll out. lol

Title: Re: What is this tool?
Post by rfw2003 on 08/07/12 at 19:57:39

I know I've seen that tool or at least one that looks very similar to it before I just can't remember what it was for or what it was called. It was when I was working in the telecom field and doing a lot of networking stuff with General Dynamics. I don't remember if I ran across it as one of our own tools or if it was at one of the military bases we were doing upgrades at though.