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    Ian Harker
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      Ian Harker
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        @ianharker79603

        Hi can anyone help with the identity of this item? I have no clue what it is as it was my fathers item. thanks in advance

        #376772
        roy entwistle
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          @royentwistle24699

          ? cheeky

          #376773
          FMES
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            @fmes

            Now I'm curious embarrassed

            #376775
            JasonB
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              @jasonb

              Pic from album

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              FMES
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                @fmes

                Oh, Its a metal shear.

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                Ian Harker
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                  @ianharker79603

                  Thats great I presume its old most of my dads stuff was I also have a lathe of his but it has no markings and it look different than the other ones he had Boxford/Myford I could put a picture on if you fancy having a guess what it is? Thanks in advance

                  #376799
                  Speedy Builder5
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                    @speedybuilder5

                    If you are into hobby metal work, these are a great tool. You can cut up to 1/8" steel quite easily. If you do decide to sell it, don't let it go for a song. May be old, but it looks like a good one.

                    #376822
                    Alan Vos
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                      @alanvos39612

                      This is first 'What is it ?' I have recognised Probably from cutting tinplate in the school workshop late 1970s.

                      From what I recall, in sheet metal, they naturally want to cut a slight curve. You need to mark (or clamp) to get a straight line. Anybody with more recent experience, feel free to say otherwise.

                      #376862
                      mechman48
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                        @mechman48

                        The moment you get rid of it the next day you'll have a job where you need it & be saying 'I wish I hadn't got rid of it now'… it's called Sods Law.

                        George.

                         

                        Edited By mechman48 on 20/10/2018 22:07:41

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