Just posted another set of photos this morning:
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Rob
What is it? XLV
Jan 20, 2005
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248. Ironing board pad/cover hold down
249. 2/3 wire stripper
250. Nail set
251. Drywall anchor
252. Guy wire cable clamp
253. Piping installation tool
-Brian
251 drywakk screw/hanger
242 disc brake piston tool
248 - camp bed springs
249 - end looks like nail clippers - but dont understand other bits
250 a centre punch with a very heavy grip251 - a plastre board screw - screw this into plaster board and use normal screw in hole through core (not shown)of this thing
252 some form of adjustable vice jaws253 for separating two (hot) wires ? - or cutting through (and providing nice even rounded sides) a substance that melts easily, it looks as if it has been heated regularly
248: Incandescent lamp fillament
251: Drywall anchor screw
251. Drywall anchor
253 is a tool for installing the locking bead into car window rubber moulding. (Got one)
Just posted another set of photos this morning:
249 fly fisherman's tool248. Filament 249. US American made. ;~) 250. Corn on the cob dish. 251. Self drilling Dry wall insert. 252. Ground rod clamp 253. Carpet tool
248: Some kind of heating element (perhaps hairdryer?) 251: Screw-in drywall anchor.
scott
Nope, I forgot to mention that this photo is a close-up, approximately six times larger than actual size.
Not a wire stripper.
It could be used as one, but according to the seller it's something else.
It's used with drywall, but it's not an anchor.
Nope
I don't know what this one is, I'm still trying to verify it on the web.
I take that back, I looks like it is an anchor so this answer is correct. I thought an anchor was something that a screw was screwed into, but I guess it applies to a wider variety of items.
Yes, instructions on how to use it can be seen here:
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Correct
As I stated in a previous post, I should have mentioned this one is a close-up, six time larger than actual size.
Yes, for drywall
Correct, though not very specific...
This one is a little misleading, as stated previously, I neglected to mention the photo is six times actual size.
It does look like nail clippers, but that's not what it's for.
Correct.
Yes, except there is no second screw, the end that you can't see is screwed with a phillips head driver.
Correct.
Still not sure about this one...
Correct.
Does it look just like mine? I can't find one like it on the web to verify your answer. Any idea where I could see one?
Correct, good job on that one.
Too small for that, sometimes I have a hard time telling if someone is joking or if they didn't read the dimensions. Also it's not concave.
Yes.
Nope
Not yet sure about this one.
Nope, but it does get hot.
Correct.
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