Martin King 2 | 14/09/2020 17:18:34 |
![]() 1129 forum posts 1 photos | Hi All, Hidden in the bottom of a box of mediocre bits and bobs was this little gem: Beautifully made with makers marks of BAYLISS at both ends, much nicer than the more common plated brass roundlet tool sets. I can only find vague references to BAYLISS in the bicycle world but nothing else. The little pointer has me stumped, looks like a clock hand. The screwdriver bit is detachable so maybe there were more tips at some point? Any thoughts most welcome! Cheers, Martin |
Bizibilder | 14/09/2020 17:25:06 |
![]() 173 forum posts 8 photos | Torque wrench/screwdriver for a bicycle? Bayliss make bike wrenches. |
Colin Heseltine | 14/09/2020 17:26:52 |
744 forum posts 375 photos | To me it looks as though could perform two functions the first as a gimlet to put a hole into something. This would be done with the screwdriver bit fully in the handle. The second as a nice “T” shaped screwdriver when the end cap is screwed down to hold the shaft with the screwdriver tip firm. |
Martin King 2 | 14/09/2020 18:37:43 |
![]() 1129 forum posts 1 photos | The "collapsed" view shows the screwdriver extended it actually goes right inside hen pushed home leaving the other half of the handle empty, bit storage perhaps? Martin |
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