Any recognized this tool

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glennsanders

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I see...eliminate all other possibilities and you're left with the solution! I'll play.

It's not a nut cracker :D
 
It is an excellent device, designed to display the beautiful granite kitchen countertop you installed for your wife.

Otherwise, it may be an upholstery staple puller. Just a guess.
 
Bob I think u got ,I had not a clue what it was.To set pitch on saw blades , didn't know that there was tool for that? There is like a hundred for sale on eBay.Its now a wall hanger.Thanks for inputs
 
sunshine said:
Is it not a tool to set the teeth on a hand saw .
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WOW! This is the perfect example about how important one lousy QUESTION MARK can be, because without the correct punctuation, I (like a couple of others) saw:

IT IS NOT a tool to set the teeth on a hand saw .

DD
 
Ha , I was just using that same tool to set the teeth on and old blade . Many adjustments .
It's a valuable tool still working .
Can anyone please post a pic of mine ? I only know how to email !
 
I will but it'll be tomorrow now . It looks like mine has another adjuster on it . I'll get the blade out and set a few teeth . Speaking of teeth , I chipped my front tooth today trying to open an old can of gasket shellac . Dumb . Pliers were in my pocket .
 
I can also set the teeth on 2 man crosscut saws . I use mine on bandsaw blades and hand saws , bow saws etc . The pics I sent still have the wood dust on it , if you see the white/yellow specs .
 
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