Need help identifying tools

[Zevadyah]

Need help identifying the use of these tools. First we believe is some kind of puller. Wings (keys? wedges?) and center pin extend out as the bolt is tightened into the threading on the hex body.

We think the other tool may be for bending small pieces of sheet metal or maybe is a key/handle for wood burning stoves to take the burners off?

Any input is welcome

 

[rlitman]

The first looks to me like an adjustable transfer punch.

My guesses for the second are either a spoke wrench or a sawset.

 

[Farleyfan]

The first looks like a reamer also....but ???
And the other, I second for a saw set

 

[Zevadyah]

The first looks to me like an adjustable transfer punch.

My guesses for the second are either a spoke wrench or a sawset.

The first looks like a reamer also....but ???
And the other, I second for a saw set

It sort of does look like the pictures of a sawset, but it doesn't have near the number of indents (or whatever you would call them) that most of the other sawsets I see on images have

I am leaning toward a reamer for the first tool. Structurally looks similar, but still the wings on it and the small taper make it look bizarre

 

[Private Lugnutz]

The first one is an inside pipe wrench.

EDIT: Here's a Proto set.

 

[Zevadyah]

The first one is an inside pipe wrench.

EDIT: Here's a Proto set.

Those are pretty! Learn something new every day, didn't even realize they made an internal pipe wrench but after seeing this and watching a video on them, I may need to go out and buy a set

 

[Farleyfan]

The first one is an inside pipe wrench.

EDIT: Here's a Proto set.

Well ill be danged, I learned something today too !
Good info.

 

[RTM]

I agree the 2nd doesn’t quite look like a sawset. Maybe a wrench.

 

[burnin53]

Looks like a spoke wrench for wire wheels.