There is an interesting Dutch web site with some tools that need to be identified, it can be seen here:http://home.deds.nl/~watisdat/They know what the first one is but not the others.
10/31/2004 5:31 AM
172. I believe is an oyster knife, never seen one with a plastic handle though.
11/01/2004 6:57 AM
174. A wire connector crimping/cutting tool. For use on crimp connectors, in this case, looks like one specific kind.
11/01/2004 7:00 AM
176. An igniter used in gas lanterns (Coleman) or as we use them, for potato guns.
11/01/2004 7:01 AM
>172. I believe is an oyster knife...Correct.>174. A wire connector crimping/cutting tool.This one isn't a wire tool, the part sticking out of the handle is a clue to what it's for.>176. An igniter used in gas lanterns (Coleman) or as we use them, for potato guns.Yes.
11/01/2004 6:34 PM
175. A leather working tool.
11/01/2004 7:46 PM
>175. A leather working tool.Correct, although it does have a particular name.
11/01/2004 8:05 PM
171 is a tarp clamp used to attach a rope to a tarp.
11/01/2004 9:39 PM
175 - A Swivel Knife for carving leather. The one pictured has a straight blade inserted.
11/01/2004 10:12 PM
174 - A fisherman's tool for cutting, crimping weights and removing hooks?
11/02/2004 1:14 AM
171: I use a dozen of those to attach my front projector screen on my wall. Bought at the local home depot, around 50c a piece.
11/02/2004 3:04 AM
>171 is a tarp clamp used to attach a rope to a tarp.Correct.>175 - A Swivel Knife for carving leather. The one pictured has a straight blade inserted.Yes. >174 - A fisherman's tool for cutting, crimping weights and removing hooks?Correct, it's a pair of fishermen's pliers.
11/02/2004 3:36 PM
173 - a tool for removing washers or socket/bushing/hub (don't really know the translation)
11/03/2004 6:19 PM
>173 - a tool for removing washers or socket/bushing/hubIt isn't for removing washers, it's for inserting something on part of a car.
11/03/2004 8:24 PM
178. Appears to be a tip for a propane torch.
11/06/2004 9:08 AM
181. I belive this is the toe part of a tap shoe, that taps, when tapdancing
11/06/2004 9:54 AM
#177 A thread chaser.
11/06/2004 4:47 PM
#183Lock nut for romex connector or conduit connector
11/06/2004 4:48 PM
>178. Appears to be a tip for a propane torch.Correct>181. I belive this is the toe part of a tap shoe, that taps, when tapdancingIt's for shoes, but it's not a tap. >#177 A thread chaser.Yes>#183Lock nut for romex connector or conduit connectorCorrect
11/06/2004 8:50 PM
171: tarp gripper, for tie down attachment176: flint igniter for coleman white-gas lantern
11/07/2004 1:42 AM
174: Split shot crimper? (For light fishing weights)
11/07/2004 1:43 AM
>171: tarp gripper, for tie down attachmentYes, it's a tarp clamp>176: flint igniter for coleman white-gas lanternCorrect.>174: Split shot crimper? (For light fishing weights)Correct, they are fishermen's pliers.
11/07/2004 12:25 PM
posted by Rob H. at 8:01 AM on Oct 31, 2004
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There is an interesting Dutch web site with some tools that need to be identified, it can be seen here:
http://home.deds.nl/~watisdat/
They know what the first one is but not the others.
10/31/2004 5:31 AM
172. I believe is an oyster knife, never seen one with a plastic handle though.
11/01/2004 6:57 AM
174. A wire connector crimping/cutting tool. For use on crimp connectors, in this case, looks like one specific kind.
11/01/2004 7:00 AM
176. An igniter used in gas lanterns (Coleman) or as we use them, for potato guns.
11/01/2004 7:01 AM
>172. I believe is an oyster knife...
Correct.
>174. A wire connector crimping/cutting tool.
This one isn't a wire tool, the part sticking out of the handle is a clue to what it's for.
>176. An igniter used in gas lanterns (Coleman) or as we use them, for potato guns.
Yes.
11/01/2004 6:34 PM
175. A leather working tool.
11/01/2004 7:46 PM
>175. A leather working tool.
Correct, although it does have a particular name.
11/01/2004 8:05 PM
171 is a tarp clamp used to attach a rope to a tarp.
11/01/2004 9:39 PM
175 - A Swivel Knife for carving leather. The one pictured has a straight blade inserted.
11/01/2004 10:12 PM
174 - A fisherman's tool for cutting, crimping weights and removing hooks?
11/02/2004 1:14 AM
171: I use a dozen of those to attach my front projector screen on my wall. Bought at the local home depot, around 50c a piece.
11/02/2004 3:04 AM
>171 is a tarp clamp used to attach a rope to a tarp.
Correct.
>175 - A Swivel Knife for carving leather. The one pictured has a straight blade inserted.
Yes.
>174 - A fisherman's tool for cutting, crimping weights and removing hooks?
Correct, it's a pair of fishermen's pliers.
11/02/2004 3:36 PM
173 - a tool for removing washers or socket/bushing/hub (don't really know the translation)
11/03/2004 6:19 PM
>173 - a tool for removing washers or socket/bushing/hub
It isn't for removing washers, it's for inserting something on part of a car.
11/03/2004 8:24 PM
178. Appears to be a tip for a propane torch.
11/06/2004 9:08 AM
181. I belive this is the toe part of a tap shoe, that taps, when tapdancing
11/06/2004 9:54 AM
#177 A thread chaser.
11/06/2004 4:47 PM
#183
Lock nut for romex connector or conduit connector
11/06/2004 4:48 PM
>178. Appears to be a tip for a propane torch.
Correct
>181. I belive this is the toe part of a tap shoe, that taps, when tapdancing
It's for shoes, but it's not a tap.
>#177 A thread chaser.
Yes
>#183
Lock nut for romex connector or conduit connector
Correct
11/06/2004 8:50 PM
171: tarp gripper, for tie down attachment
176: flint igniter for coleman white-gas lantern
11/07/2004 1:42 AM
174: Split shot crimper? (For light fishing weights)
11/07/2004 1:43 AM
>171: tarp gripper, for tie down attachment
Yes, it's a tarp clamp
>176: flint igniter for coleman white-gas lantern
Correct.
>174: Split shot crimper? (For light fishing weights)
Correct, they are fishermen's pliers.
11/07/2004 12:25 PM