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ID these tools??

I came across a box of my grandfather's tools that the aszwipe who used to work for me didn't steal. I have no idea what these two tools are for, some I've come to the PPOT brain trust for help. Anyone? Anyone? Beuler??


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Just a guess, but they look like shoeing tools, as in horse shoes.
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Putting up barbed wire fencing.

OR...
Crating hatchet.


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generic multitool:
http://www.combatsportsupply.com/survivalhatchettool.aspx
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=607074&d=1332395304
Bridgeport multitool
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Old 10-28-2013, 08:23 AM
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Those are the tools my dentist uses.
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Watch repair tools?
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I believe the hatchet tool is called a crate hatchet and used for opening crates.

The pliers, don't know. Think they could be used for pulling nails out of crates though.
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I have that exact hatchet , I found it in the basement of one of the rentals, and stuck it in my box for whatever reason. I'll see if I can find a pic.
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The pliers are a cobbler's tool. The wide jaw of the plier allows you to grip the leather and stretch it a bit, then you have the hammer face to drive the tack.

The other is a shingler's tool for working with wooden shingles. With the one tool you can remove old nails, split shakes to width and nail the new shingle.

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The tool on the right is still sold. Les may be right, but they are now sold for opening crates.

They're made in China and are dirt cheap. Under $10.
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Those are the tools my dentist uses.
No those are the tools my surgeon uses.
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Box Tool - Lee Valley Tools

Okay, under $15....
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Cratch slapping?
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The pliers are a cobbler's tool. The wide jaw of the plier allows you to grip the leather and stretch it a bit, then you have the hammer face to drive the tack.

The other is a shingler's tool for working with wooden shingles. With the one tool you can remove old nails, split shakes to width and nail the new shingle.

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The best answer IMO.
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I had that exact hatchet tool around the house when I was a kid. Used it for all sorts of mayhem.
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Cratch slapping?
LOL....now there's one from the past. Funny thread it was
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The pliers are a cobbler's tool. The wide jaw of the plier allows you to grip the leather and stretch it a bit, then you have the hammer face to drive the tack.

The other is a shingler's tool for working with wooden shingles. With the one tool you can remove old nails, split shakes to width and nail the new shingle.

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Les

I do believe Mr. oldE is dead-on accurate!!! I should think the tools are worth more than the new ones as these are older as it appears to my untrained eye.
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I should think the tools are worth more than the new ones as these are older as it appears to my untrained eye.
Then my cars are worth a fortune!

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