Nope, it's not for matches.
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Another tool ID needed XXII
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190 has to be for spot lapping of surfaces. it looks just like a tiny lapping plate.
Jon
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Tube end caulking hammer ?
(probably boiler firetubes)
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189 is a mandrel for expanding the end of copper tubing so it can accept same-size tubing in a joint. Just happened to see one in a store since my earlier post!
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On Sun, 14 Nov 2004 19:01:40 GMT, "R.H." calmly ranted:
Woodruff key remover.
G.I. Jane's Secret Tampon Stash Cannister.
I thought #189 might be a blank for a stepped billdrit but the shank is way too large for that.
#185 looks like a hair/fur shear for animal feet/delicate places. #191 kitchen tool: a vacuum breaker for canning jars. #184 is a puller of some sort. Hmmm...
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189. Prop from the Flash Gordon set. 190. Gnome masher. 191. Tool to pull rancid socks loose from lockers. 192. Tazmanian Devil sex toy. 193. High-heeled leg from Mecha-Barbie. 194. Emergency self-trepanning kit. 184. What butch nuns whack knuckles with. 185. Cat whisker trimmer with regulator. 186. Scottish baby tongs. 187. Bullet for shooting barbers. 188. Toe vise.
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How about a cigar plug style cutter ?
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My source has a different name for them, but it is for working on boiler firetubes so I guess your answer is close enough to call correct. According to a book that I have it's called a beading tool.
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Yes, it's a cigar punch.
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This is probably correct.
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Correct
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192 - makes chips out of block ice 193 - could this be something used to pack oakum in the bell ends of cast iron sewer pipe? 187 - some kind of adjustable line weight
Ed
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194 was for carrying a drivers license, I think.
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On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 00:08:31 -0600, "B.B." calmly ranted:
Outstanding!
Ackshully, that's a mackeral swinger.
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Yes
According to a tool book that I have, it's not used on sewer pipes.
Correct.
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That's not what it was sold for.
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#194 - Is it a holder for lead for mechanical pencils, and does a spare eraser fit into the silver-colored part?
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Not sure exactly what this is, but I don't think it's correct.
lol, nope
You're correct that it's not a blank for a drillbit, or billdrit if you prefer (was that on purpose?)
Not a hair/fur cutter.
This would work if they had very small lids
Not really a puller
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lol, I wish I really had some of those...