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Tool Identification Please
- Thread starter Bad Eye Bill
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These were in a bunch of tools I picked off the scrap truck yesterday. I'm sure someone or several someones here know exactly what they are used for.
Thank in advance.
The last one is a paint scraper. I can't make out the first one
Dangie
3baygarage
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I agree, maybe a triangle paint scraper. The first one looks like a type of saw set.
doublearon98
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I was thinking saw set for a crosscut saw
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4xdog
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My 95-year-old neighbor gave me a paint scraper almost exactly like that six months or so ago. I'm using it (along with my carbide-tipped Bahco) in refinishing the trim of my prewar home. It works quite well, and the two radii of the rounded end matches the moulding on my old house perfectly.
OP
Bad Eye Bill
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Yeah, paint scraper makes sense. Saw set does too. I googled saw set and came up with a couple that aren't exact but are very similar. Looks like you guys have done it again, thanks.
MayerMR
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These were in a bunch of tools I picked off the scrap truck yesterday. I'm sure someone or several someones here know exactly what they are used for.
Thank in advance.
First one is a saw set for setting the angle on manual saw blades.
The second one looks like an angle/corner scraper for tiling/mortar work.
Milton Shaw
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I have a set of three of those paint scrapers. Different shapes on the ends of each one. Very handy for refinishing molding and furniture with a lot of groves. Not sure of the first one as it's not like any saw sets I have..
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Bad Eye Bill
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I have a set of three of those paint scrapers. Different shapes on the ends of each one. Very handy for refinishing molding and furniture with a lot of groves. Not sure of the first one as it's not like any saw sets I have..
I googled saw sets and found several that were very similar but none exactly the same, they were all German made if I recall right.
3baygarage
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That’s what I found too Bill. If you Google image search for Boker saw set, they are similar looking but the nob is not on the jaw.