Guess The Tool

[Blue Ox]

#2 Fuse puller?

 

[Blue Ox]

Thats exactly what i was gunna say! Lol

I think it's for cutting insulation on wires. But I bet it could help you light your stogie in a pinch.

 

[Snoots]

#1 Crimp die
#2 Blue Ox beat me to it
#3 Stogie cutter (Where's my Romeo y Julietta?)
#4 Crimp tool (but no die in it) used for Cannon connector pins (lots of military stuff)

 

[Snoots]

This one might be too easy:

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Scratching?
Rootin' fer taters?

 

[78C10BigTen]

I think it's for cutting insulation on wires. But I bet it could help you light your stogie in a pinch.

Id use it if need be... ive used a slide out razor knife in a pinch lol

 

[78C10BigTen]

#3 Stogie cutter (Where's my Romeo y Julietta?)

I prefer cuban honeys cherry flavor

 

[yevgenievich]

#1 Crimp die
#2 Blue Ox beat me to it
#3 Stogie cutter (Where's my Romeo y Julietta?)
#4 Crimp tool (but no die in it) used for Cannon connector pins (lots of military stuff)

First one is a crimp die, I was not willing to pay $150 for limited time use when I can step over to a machine shop.
The wire stripper is for prepping(edit) rg59 cable
And the last one is a crimper that uses multiple retracting points for crimping of the mil spec pins.

 

[SDJunkMan]

Here are some, first one was roughed out on a mill

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The second one looks like a heavy duty fuse puller. The last looks like some type of crimper.

Damm, I guess I should have refreshed the thread before I replied

 

[Snoots]

The wire stripper is for prepping cat5 cable

I've stripped a $h!tload of Cat 5 & 6 but I've never seen a stripping tool like that.

 

[yevgenievich]

I've stripped a $h!tload of Cat 5 & 6 but I've never seen a stripping tool like that.

You are correct, it is for rg59. I labeled it wrong. Have similar concept one for cat5 but it is different. Sometimes it all becomes just a blur.

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[legopnuematic]

Surprised no one got this one, it's a valve lapping tool for older engines with a slot cut in the valve.

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[shiftpro]

Surprised no one got this one, it's a valve lapping tool for older engines with a slot cut in the valve.

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It was so obvious nobody paid attention.

 

[Snoots]

You are correct, it is for rg59. I labeled it wrong. Have similar concept one for cat5 but it is different. Sometimes it all becomes just a blur.

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Never saw a RG59 (or 6) tool like that either. Tossed mine and used a razor knife. For me it was faster, more reliable and the blades were cheaper.

 

[crpntr78]

This one might be too easy:

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Looks like a tool I've seen being used to split granite blocks.

 

[Blue Ox]

Yeah, I'm going to kick myself when we hear the answer.

I keep trying to think of something that needs wedging or prying and I'm coming up with nada. Maybe a hint on what general area it's used on.