This was probably US property at some point.
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The three on the right look like hand taps but are covered with some tough plastic rubber stuff.
What is that thing on the left? It is slightly bent and marked 1 1/4x5 1/2x401
The three on the right look like hand taps but are covered with some tough plastic rubber stuff.
What is that thing on the left? It is slightly bent and marked 1 1/4x5 1/2x401
That goes on a rivet gun, probably had to be finagled a bit to work on something that need convinced. The other 3 are part of a tap/die set or ez-out with a protective coating on the threads, they can be pretty sharp laying in a drawer of a toolbox.
Left one we used to call a "donkey dong" flush rivet set, the 401 is the diameter that goes in the rivet gun. Taps on the right covered with rust preventive wax that a lot of aircraft cutting tools are covered with.More "what are these?"
The three on the right look like hand taps but are covered with some tough plastic rubber stuff.
What is that thing on the left? It is slightly bent and marked 1 1/4x5 1/2x401
Thanks! Lots of aircraft stuff in here that I think he repurposed.
That is a tube guide clamp, it keeps tubing from rubbing when pressure Is applied. Looks like a boeing part #This was probably US property at some point.
One on the left, to me, looks more like a attachment that locks into an Air Hammer.More "what are these?"
The three on the right look like hand taps but are covered with some tough plastic rubber stuff.
What is that thing on the left? It is slightly bent and marked 1 1/4x5 1/2x401.
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