| Forum topic by Luke2 | posted 494 days ago | 1175 views | 0 times favorited | 19 replies | ![]() |
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494 days ago |
Hey, |
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#1 posted 494 days ago |
Reamer for removing burs around a hole. -- Chunk's Workshop pictures: http://spadfest.rcspads.com/thumbnails.php?album=135 |
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#2 posted 494 days ago |
It’s a reamer for cleaning the ends of pipes after cutting. It removes the bur left on the inside of the pipe by the cutter. -- Every day above ground is a good day!!! |
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#3 posted 494 days ago |
They got it! -- "Man's ingenuity has outrun his intelligence" (Joseph Wood Krutch) |
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#4 posted 494 days ago |
awesome thanks guys. never would have guessed that since its about a foot long and pretty heavy. Thanks! any idea on how much these are worth? I’m planning on just hanging it in my garage since i bought it for 5 dollars. |
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#5 posted 494 days ago |
Do a little Googling and you will find they are expensive to buy new. For 5 bucks you got a bargain even if you never use it. -- Don't rollerskate in a buffalo herd |
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#6 posted 494 days ago |
Everybody Above is wrong!! If you Ear Wax that is Hard To Remove then you ….JUST KIDDING!! It’s a “Burr Remover” or in some cases a Tool that “Bevels” the Inside Edge of a Pipe. -- ENJOY YOURSELVES GUYS!!! |
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#7 posted 494 days ago |
It’s a hemrhoid remover for people that enjoy pain! Or a primitive dental tool! -- Every day above ground is a good day!!! |
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#8 posted 494 days ago |
Pipe reamer. For removing the burr on steel pipe when it is cut with a pipe cutter (as opposed to a hacksaw or Sawzall). It ratchets because it is not an easy operation by hand. -- Mike |
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#9 posted 494 days ago |
Yeah!! I have used them for both burrs on conduit and ear wax. -- "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence Wake Up America!! Please read; http://www.commondreams.org/view/2009/01/26-0 |
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#10 posted 494 days ago |
An 18th century surgical instrument for hemorrhoid removal? OUCH!!! ;>) -- OK, who's the wise guy that shrunk the plywood? |
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#11 posted 494 days ago |
Ya’ll are all wrong. It’s an ejection tool to remove daughter’s boyfriends from your couch once they’ve pissed you off. Sorry. Couldn’t resist and my daughter’s new boyfriend just left when he seen I wasn’t exactly a happy camper with his lousy attitude. |
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#12 posted 493 days ago |
what? ya’ll no what that is! its a taper drilling thing a ma gig. when u need a tapered hole thats the drill to do it. -- IF YOUR NOT MAKING DUST...YOU ARE COLLECTING IT! SOUTH CAROLINA. |
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#13 posted 493 days ago |
William, Years ago, when my daughters discoverede boys (and vise-versa), I hit upon a plan that actually worked for a few years. I waited until the third day of the school year, walked into the building (I was presodent of the PTA so I could just walk in), picked a guy at random, beat the crap outa him and left him lying, twitching with bone ends protruding, in a pool of blood. Before leaving, I would drop a picture of each daughter on his chest. Worked like magic; for a while. Steve -- Steve in KY. 44 years so far with my lovely bride. Think I'll keep her. |
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#14 posted 493 days ago |
Steve, I hope that was a joke. :-) -- "hold fast to that which is good" |
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#15 posted 493 days ago |
Why would it be a joke? |
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