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jon hill 317/04/2023 20:18:14
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img_20230417_183746_2.jpgI came across this plier like device which I first thought was a motorcycle chain splitter, however I dont think enough force can be applied to remove a link.

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.img_20230417_183649_2.jpg

Bizibilder17/04/2023 20:20:46
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It is an eyelet crimping tool - for fixing in the metal eyelets that you thread your shoelaces through as one example.

vic newey17/04/2023 20:41:35
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I have one exactly the same, part of a lot of leather/saddlery tools I bought decades ago

jon hill 317/04/2023 20:58:22
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If its just for eyelets, can anyone explain why it need the over complex retracting pin?

peak417/04/2023 21:20:27
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They may be made by Daudé of Paris, see Page 16 of This pdf

There's some on eBay, but mis-spelled Baude

Bill


john halfpenny17/04/2023 21:53:17
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The retracting pin will accommodate variations in material thickness whilst also locating the tool on the eyelet.

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