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Can someone help me ID this tool?I understand that it comes in a set but have not been able to find it online. Thanks.
It looks like a hook tool. But I don't recall ever seeing this particular configuration before.
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possibly a mangled Kelton coring tool? They come in sets. Its hard to see the shape or curve if there is one, in the pic.
It is flat like a scraper and in the shape it is sold, as a hollowing tool, about 3/4" by 3/8". It is one of Richard Raffan's favorite tools.
To me, looks a lot like the "hooked scrapers" from Packard: items 100140 & 100141.
http://www.packardwoodworks.com/Mer...creen=PROD&Product_Code=100140&Category_Code=
http://www.packardwoodworks.com/Mer...creen=PROD&Product_Code=100141&Category_Code=
http://www.packardwoodworks.com/Mer...creen=PROD&Product_Code=100140&Category_Code=
http://www.packardwoodworks.com/Mer...creen=PROD&Product_Code=100141&Category_Code=
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Unknown Tool
Jonathan,
As I remember from when Richard was here the tool came from McNaughton. It had an inlaid insert of another steel it the tip, as your picture shows, and he only sharpened it with a diamond stone to raise a burr. it was my understanding that they were fairly new, or some kind of a prototype.I'll try and find out more.
Jonathan,
As I remember from when Richard was here the tool came from McNaughton. It had an inlaid insert of another steel it the tip, as your picture shows, and he only sharpened it with a diamond stone to raise a burr. it was my understanding that they were fairly new, or some kind of a prototype.I'll try and find out more.
Thanks Nick, any help is appreciated. I remember Richard saying it came in a set and most people only used this one blade.
BTW, sure enjoyed the hospitality, had a great time.
BTW, sure enjoyed the hospitality, had a great time.
Well, that is a McNaughton handle, and I do remember seeing something like that in a catalogue somewhere. Also Kel, likes the harder piece of cutting steel laminated on top of the bar for cutting.
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Kel McNaughton scraper. Does come in a set of 3 for use in their handle. I have a set and they are very nice.
Tool found
Yea!
Nice job, that's them. Thanks everyone for helping out.
Yea!
Nice job, that's them. Thanks everyone for helping out.