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thats completely different and I have both of them,,More like a cable stop.
You pull the pin to release the line,same thing they use on sailboat lines only this ones cheesy.
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thats completely different and I have both of them,,More like a cable stop.
You pull the pin to release the line,same thing they use on sailboat lines only this ones cheesy.
thats completely different and I have both of them,,
might work the same but have two different functions and looks,, and cant be switched,,Works exactly the same way.
The line will only pass freely in one direction unless the pin is pulled.
might work the same but have two different functions and looks,, and cant be switched,,
two completely different tools that are not interchangable even if they can get you by in a pinchI've sailed myself and understand the concept.
The only difference is you cant lock this one in place like a sailboat.
crosspeen hammer for some type of sheet metal work possibly silverWhat's this unique hammer used for?
Primarily used by shoe cobblers.crosspeen hammer for some type of sheet metal work possibly silver
Primarily used by shoe cobblers.
I have a thing about shoes. I can't even count how many pairs of boots and shoes I have. As a result, I watch a lot of shoe manufacturers and cobblers on YouTube.the handle size threw me off,, a cobbler hammers have short handles,, I have a few leather hammers that are basically the same thing and the handles are about 5 inchs long
looks to be a tool for something electric beings its a klein,,Name this tool:
It's commonly called a Klein Lineman's Wrench (not positive if that's the official name). When I was a lineman, there are 4 basic nuts that are used on the poles to secure various types of equipment, down-guys, and other hardware. This particular wrench has two sized wrench openings on each end for a total of 4 sizes of nuts. Most line belts have a special sized loop just for this wrench.looks to be a tool for something electric beings its a klein,,
is it coated to avoid shock?? maybe even plastic
that might make it a high linemans tool for connecting transformers or fuses
to be honest if not for the klein being on it I would have taken longer to ID and then just a guess,,It's commonly called a Klein Lineman's Wrench (not positive if that's the official name). When I was a lineman, there are 4 basic nuts that are used on the poles to secure various types of equipment, down-guys, and other hardware. This particular wrench has two sized wrench openings on each end for a total of 4 sizes of nuts. Most line belts have a special sized loop just for this wrench.
That's actually just thick paint which starts to wear off pretty quickly. I used some shrink tube on mine for better grip and to fend off any possible electrical shock.to be honest if not for the klein being on it I would have taken longer to ID and then just a guess,,
the coating is a big give away,,