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Started by remrogers, July 27, 2019, 09:38:41 AM

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Nope. And it is not a sex toy.

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Used for circumcision.    :alscalls:     :alscalls:     :alscalls:

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Thats an old school pex ring crimper :innocentwhistle:
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Quote from: remrogers on July 28, 2019, 09:43:24 AM
Nope. And it is not a sex toy.

What the [L] would make ya think it's a sex toy?  Weird. :originalhahaha:
I say what I think not think what I say.

Okanagan

It doesn't appear to cut all the way through whatever it cuts  The anvil or base side of it is curved as if to hold something cylindrical...   Just had a thot as my fingers type.  Is it to cut the old lead pipe for plumbing?


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remrogers

It was used to crimp, not cut.

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for crimping not cutting
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remrogers

Think harder! We will leave the light on for you.


remrogers

Has nothing to do with animal husbandry or agriculture.

remrogers

Apparently no one knows what this was used for. Has not been allowed for over fifty years. All conduit bends are now required to be smooth, not crimped.

coyote101

You come up with some interesting stuff.  :biggrin:

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I can't honestly say that I have ever seen bends that have been made with that tool.

Okanagan

Quote from: coyote101 on August 01, 2019, 11:13:37 AM
You come up with some interesting stuff.  :biggrin:

Pat

Yep! 

I remember bends like that from when I was a kid, with the symmetrical dents inside the curve, but had no idea how they were formed.  I can see many uses for custom curved tubing...

With the crimping direction, I was thinking the tool was for crimping metal connectors on large electrical cables. 

remrogers

Quote from: coyote101 on August 01, 2019, 11:13:37 AM
You come up with some interesting stuff.  :biggrin:

Pat
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