jon hill 3 | 17/04/2023 20:18:14 |
166 forum posts 40 photos |
The picture shows 2 opposing pins of which one retracts and is sprung loaded any ideas? There are no helpful makers marks on the tool. |
Bizibilder | 17/04/2023 20:20:46 |
![]() 173 forum posts 8 photos | It is an eyelet crimping tool - for fixing in the metal eyelets that you thread your shoelaces through as one example. |
vic newey | 17/04/2023 20:41:35 |
![]() 347 forum posts 173 photos | I have one exactly the same, part of a lot of leather/saddlery tools I bought decades ago |
jon hill 3 | 17/04/2023 20:58:22 |
166 forum posts 40 photos | If its just for eyelets, can anyone explain why it need the over complex retracting pin?
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peak4 | 17/04/2023 21:20:27 |
![]() 2207 forum posts 210 photos | They may be made by Daudé of Paris, see Page 16 of This pdf
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john halfpenny | 17/04/2023 21:53:17 |
314 forum posts 28 photos | The retracting pin will accommodate variations in material thickness whilst also locating the tool on the eyelet. |
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