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[disaster master]

This was in a tool box I purchased, curious what it is, feel like I have seen this before. About 8" long, plastic, tapers nearly to a point on both ends, one end split, thinner than a pencil. I know it is a tool because the logo Cooper Tools. Any clue what this is?

 

[Steve W.]

Just a guess, but it could be a type of wire wrap tool.

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[Old Man Roger]

I use it for soldering. Holding wires and stuff.

 

[rlitman]

It's made for television repair. Being plastic, it is non-conductive, so safer to use around the high voltages present on a CRT board, and also because it is non-ferrous, it doesn't affect the adjustable components you'd use it to tweak.

 

[Old Man Roger]

https://ak1.ostkcdn.com/images/products/6400071/Cooper-Hand-Tools-Weller-Professional-Soldering-Gun-Kit-P14010588.jpg?impolicy=medium

 

[Old Man Roger]

Ah **** ah **** ah ****. It’s obviously a saw set.

 

[disaster master]

Appreciate the knowledge Old Man Roger.

Being more a handy electrician than a electronics engineer, it's the thing that helps you do things when working on electronics. I guess I probably have seen this before having several soldering irons.

Best description I found in a weller manual, soldering aid tool.

Then there is this.

Techni-Pro 758SO045 Cone-shaped tip Length 150mmOverall length:5.9'ESD plastic probes and spatulas Carbon peek material Plastic Probe PEEK, Cone-Shaped Tip & Flat Strong Tip Chisel-Shape, ESD The Carbon PEEK Plastic Techni-Pro 758SO045 probe can be used to scrape delicate parts. The MPT1RCP is an auxiliary tool for soldering, inspecting, and gluing that has a double-tipped, rounded body. Small working spaces are accessible because of the pointed tip. The probe has outstanding high-temperature resistance along with ESD and non-scratching characteristics thanks to the Carbon Fiber reinforced ESD PEEK Plastic.

I'll throw it in my solder drawer, maybe probe something or save finger tip from getting burned.

 

[yatg]

Ah **** ah **** ah ****. It’s obviously a saw set.

Its obviously a nose pick.

 

[Old Man Roger]

I mostly use the pointy end for applying flux in tight areas, and the split end for holding wire or components.

 

[PCustoms]

Google says

This is a set of NGK 2087 BKR5EYA V-Power spark plugs, featuring a unique v-cut in the center electrode for improved ignitability and fouling resistance.

 

[disaster master]

Its obviously a nose pick.

Nope, I have eight Im looking at right now!

 

[The Cobbler]

it's a soldering aid tool from a Weller soldering gun set

 

[whitesco]

Another vote for soldering tool; I have a few that came in sets over the years but I don’t guess I’ve ever really used them.