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Any idea?
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John *.?-!.* cub owner
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Re: Any idea?
If both jaws are flat, the first thing that comes to mind is a saw setting tool, but I am not strong on that idea. I have never seen one quite like that.
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Urbish
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tmays
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Re: Any idea?
Urbish wrote:Glass breaking pliers. Adjustable screw for different thicknesses of glass.
Thanks! That make sense because the two large jaws don’t move and closing the handles makes a “V” jaw move down into back area of large jaws. Got them in a estate sale in a tool box with other stuff which included two glass scoring tools
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coppersmythe
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Re: Any idea?
I've cut glass for 30 years , never used one like that , BUT , it makes sense , coppersmythe....................Urbish wrote:Glass breaking pliers. Adjustable screw for different thicknesses of glass.
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Peter Person
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Re: Any idea?
Technical name is “Glass Running Pliers”. Can still buy them but most guys just put a pencil under the score and push down on both sides and let the glass run out on its own following the score.
Been in commercial glazing since 1981.
Been in commercial glazing since 1981.
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indy61
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Re: Any idea?
I'm with John. Saw set pliers.
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Urbish
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Re: Any idea?
John and Indy are correct. They ARE saw set pliers.
https://www.google.com/search?q=antique+saw+setting+pliers
https://www.google.com/search?q=antique+saw+setting+pliers
Jim
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