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Tool Talk => Collector's Forum => Topic started by: MultiMat on January 07, 2009, 12:20:22 PM
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I saw this strange tool for sale on US Ebay & my curiosity got the better of me & it only cost $10.50us :D :D.
It is marked as being a "LITTLE TOOL BOX", made in the USA , MILW WISCONSIN.
On one side of the tool it has a medium sized flat screw driver , 3/8 ,1/16,1/2 inch open ended spanners & a small flat screw driver.
The other side has a Phillips head screw driver ,5/8,9/16 inch open ended spanner & lastly a odd pointed tool which the seller called a "Ice Pick" but I am not sure about that.
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The ? "Ice Pick"
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Tool's back spring
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Unusual angled tool bit stop.
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Tool tightening nut
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Tool loosening nut
This tool feels cast iron strong & was really effective as a spanner :o , the ice pick tool is unusual & the screw driver bits worked well . If it had metric spanners & a blade this tool would rock for me :D . Does any one know anything about this quirky tool ? It looks like it is old but I do not have any idea how old. I showed Bob the ebay photos & he thought it might belong in the "Scuba tool" family :think:
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Cool looking tool that. :) Never seen one like that before.
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The ice pick is an awl. I have a few of those type of tools.
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I have one like that around somewhere.
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Nifty tool that :)
Wasn't it made for scuba diver's originally :think:
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Nice! No blades, no pliers--pretty unusual setup.
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It does look an awful lot like the type of tool marketed at SCUBA divers:
http://www.joediveramerica.com/page/JDA/PROD/aedt/DT1
Seems to me there was also a very similar model marketed as a cyclist's tool as well. So, my best suggestion is to get a bike and some SCUBA gear and try it on each one and see which it fits better! :D
Def
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It does look an awful lot like the type of tool marketed at SCUBA divers:
http://www.joediveramerica.com/page/JDA/PROD/aedt/DT1
Seems to me there was also a very similar model marketed as a cyclist's tool as well. So, my best suggestion is to get a bike and some SCUBA gear and try it on each one and see which it fits better! :D
Def
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Looks like a interesting tool you got there MM :tu: Hope it serves you well man :cheers: