A new set has been posted:
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Rob
A new set has been posted:
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Rob
Hey, I *have* one of those! #3159. My father bought it sometime around 1970, I guess. It's a combination tool consisting of two screwdrivers and a hammer, nested together. To access the small screwdriver you unscrew the silver-color knob and pull it out from inside the brass handle; to access the large one you unscrew the brass handle, which doubles as the handle of the screwdriver, and pull the blade out from inside the hammer shaft.
3161. Lamp extractor for a panel lamp that I cannot remember where. l-)
I would agree.
3157 For cutting leather maybe 3159 as he said above. 3160 derailer for a bike.Robert
Ok the hammer, one that I played with when I was a kid, had many more than
2 screwdrivers as mentioned by others. IIRC it had 5 or 6 straight blade screw drivers.. The smallest would work well on eye glasses and about 1.5" long.
#3160 Derailer for a bike missing afew pieces
Yep, I remember this one. I actually bought one of these when young. The hammer was useless. But I did use the screwdrivers a few times.
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Must be a heckuva' hard cheese judging by the amount of mushrooming on the latter... :)
#3159 contains a set of nesting screwdrivers in the handle. These were sometimes final exam works for machinist apprentices.
#3158 i think it is a gunsmithig tool to adjust iron sights on a gun.
Walter
Am 17.04.2014 10:04, schrieb Rob H.:
Yes, that's what it is, I didn't know the answer when it was sent to me but today five or ten people have given this answer.
Correct, although this particular one has four screwdrivers.
This answer is correct.
Good answer, it's for installing and removing a pistol sight.
Rob H. wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@drn.newsguy.com:
Since the reset already seem to have answers...
3162 - Probably way off but perhaps to collect maple syrup from a tree?
Nope, that's not it, these are much larger than typical syrup taps.
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