What is it Wednesday

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Morning, Here's a curiously shaped tool. Can you tell us what it's used for and it's name? Guess away!

posted by Massracin

Shingle splitter?

posted by madcoder42
8 months ago

that's what I think too a shingle splitter

posted by redleader
8 months ago

Thanks Massracin for making Wednesday fun, It gives me something to look foreword to...! I have no idea what this tool is, but I will just wait and find out.

posted by wcorr
8 months ago

LOL well, it looks like a tool used for cleaning "cloven hoves"....... or a log turner??????

posted by jazzyplayer
8 months ago

A shingle splitter does sound practical, but I'd use something like this for digging out putty around broken windows. (called hack glazing)

posted by Thunderhead
8 months ago

I have one of these & it a honey do persuader that my wife uses on me to get her stuff done first. Just kidding she is a very sweet person. I think it may be a log splitter.

posted by Allthumbs
8 months ago

WOW....gotta think about this one.....that's hard to do for this old man...

posted by GDavid
8 months ago

Ya certainly could split shingles and shakes with this but.....................

Cooper's Chince or Chincing Iron

This is used for driving the flag into the groove, so even though it looks much like a shipwrights chalking iron, it is more of a driver used in the finial fitting on the hoops on the barrel. Flag is basically river rush, or similar material that will expand in the joints of the barrel when the flag comes in contact will liquid inside the barrel. This iron has a nearly sharp edge that is about 1.5" wide and tapers to a near point at one end.

posted by Massracin
8 months ago

wow i understand the explanation less then i do the tool. but ok!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i would use it to separate the pallet pieces and pull the nail out along the way.