Guess

[Blackbeard]

hehe, nobodies guessing yet, let me put up another:

[Kev D]

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That's either a leather punch or a crimp tool for eyelets/press studs. It could also be the tool for putting tags on livestock ears

[Kev D]

hehe, nobodies guessing yet, let me put up another:

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Is the mini hendrix a clue?

[Blackbeard]

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That's either a leather punch or a crimp tool for eyelets/press studs. It could also be the tool for putting tags on livestock ears

nope, nope and nope, Hendrix is just blocking the print that gives it away, both again are tools, the craftsman I can put a bigger pic of the front of tool tomorrow, heading to bed.

[cody6268]

I think it's a tool for installing snaps on leather goods and such.

[Kev D]

I think it's a tool for installing snaps on leather goods and such.

That's what press studs are in my guess and I was wrong

[Blackbeard]

dont mind that copper wire, it broke and that was the only way I could fix it:

[RamoN]

Pretty sure is a plier for hose clamps.... but not 100% as there are others that look like it

[Blackbeard]

Pretty sure is a plier for hose clamps.... but not 100% as there are others that look like it

  had a feeling you would be the one to get it right. I mostly used this for drain hoses in high efficiency furnaces which are near impossible to squeeze with a channel lock pliers due to the tight areas they run through, but I assume they would work well in autos or washing machines

[RamoN]

Yeah they are used in auto work with some hard to reach hoses and some uber stubborn clamps, most times i like the extra challenge of just using a pair of pliers and a lot of bad words  but when you need them you need them

Lets see changing the context, a tool i learned about its existence this year

[Blackbeard]

so close....

[RamoN]

so close....

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Homer approved for handling uranium 

[Blackbeard]

something to do with animals?

thinking its a castration tool for a bull

[RamoN]

Nothing to do with animals but it is used to take something away from an object and thank god im not a bull

[Blackbeard]

Nothing to do with animals but it is used to take something away from an object and thank god im not a bull

lol, damn straight, ouchie:



mommy 

pics courtesy of multiballs.org 

[Dutch_Tooler]

Yeah they are used in auto work with some hard to reach hoses and some uber stubborn clamps, most times i like the extra challenge of just using a pair of pliers and a lot of bad words  but when you need them you need them

Lets see changing the context, a tool i learned about its existence this year

Test tube holder?

[RamoN]

Yeah they are used in auto work with some hard to reach hoses and some uber stubborn clamps, most times i like the extra challenge of just using a pair of pliers and a lot of bad words  but when you need them you need them

Lets see changing the context, a tool i learned about its existence this year

Test tube holder?

no and its not used in science but it is made to be used with a glass object....

Another clue is that due to its size it must be used with two hands

[Blackbeard]

glass, hmm something to do with making wine bottles?

[Don Pablo]

Nothing to do with animals but it is used to take something away from an object and thank god im not a bull

lol, damn straight, ouchie:

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mommy 

pics courtesy of multiballs.org 

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I'm wincing to kingdom come over here. 

[Syncop8r]

hehe, nobodies guessing yet, let me put up another:

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Is this some sort of template for putting holes in the correct places?

[Blackbeard]

note precisceley, im  gonna invite Butch here to put an end to this item

[RamoN]

Nothing to do with animals but it is used to take something away from an object and thank god im not a bull

lol, damn straight, ouchie:

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mommy 

pics courtesy of multiballs.org 

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I'm wincing to kingdom come over here. 

yeah i cant even watch it 

About the tool getting warmer but not for making them and its only used in a specific type of wine...

[zoidberg]

note precisceley, im  gonna invite Butch here to put an end to this item

What item, the sheet metal bender thing?   

[zoidberg]

Wonder if Butch drinks port...   

[RamoN]

Wonder if Butch drinks port...   

thanks to you i finally know what my last words are going to be 

Yes! they are vintage port tongs, they were created to heat the neck of the bottle so you could easily make a clean cut when in very old bottles to avoid dealing with the cork. I like they add theatricality to the vintage wine ritual without the dangers of the saber technique and they are more back in use lately. (2nd pic)

[Butch]

hehe, nobodies guessing yet, let me put up another:

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Never seen one like that but it is very simular to a sheetmetal joiner.

[Blackbeard]

I think the joiner thing has a handles? not too sure, I never really did installs of ductwork. but you guys are close enough, its a folding tool to make angles on the edges of ducts so you can attach them together, google slip and drive duct connenction if you havent passed out from boredom reading this sentence. Ihave never even used that tool, what a waste of money.

[Butch]

Same thing a sheetmetal joiner does. Put opposing bends in 2 sheets of metal then hammer them closed.

[Blackbeard]

I'm starting to think zoidberg is actually a super intelligent computer program 

I think I need to leave the tool realm and find something so obscure his algorithms will seize up 

[Kev D]

Here's a new one for you