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Cyber-friend rescued this tool that was being discarded by a school. I can't quite picture what it is for, other than some sort of swage perhaps. Interchangeable ends numbered 1-50, #50 is 15/16ths diameter.




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Grommet setter,
Not a Wallace setter

A very elaborate setter.

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Originally posted by bendable:
Grommet setter,
Not a Wallace setter


Big Grin Wonder how many folks will get that reference?




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Nothing beats a good Wensleydale...



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They look like mandrels for forming a flare/chamfer in a hollow tube of some sort. What application there is for such a thing is still a mystery.
 
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Originally posted by bendable:
Grommet setter,
Not a Wallace setter


Big Grin Wonder how many folks will get that reference?


Big Grin
That's a good one.




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They look like mandrels for forming a flare/chamfer in a hollow tube of some sort. What application there is for such a thing is still a mystery.


That's what I thought when I looked at it. The kind that flares up the ends of copper piping for brass connectors.



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Dent balls for brasswind instrument repair.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di1FyeI_9nk

Here is how you use them:

https://musicmedic.com/the-dent-eraser
 
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Shower curtain ring with accessories.


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Originally posted by bendable:
Grommet setter,
Not a Wallace setter


Big Grin Wonder how many folks will get that reference?


Very clever
 
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Dent balls for brasswind instrument repair.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di1FyeI_9nk

Here is how you use them:

https://musicmedic.com/the-dent-eraser


This certainly makes sense coming from a school where they probably had a band and music courses.



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Yes, it is a brass instrument dent remover. Marching bands will have many dented tubes.


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Frambis expanders.





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Hey, I knew they were mandrels for something. Smile Something like that (in principle) would be used by gunsmiths to get dents out of shotgun barrels.
 
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This place never ceases to amaze.

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Originally posted by bendable:
Grommet setter,
Not a Wallace setter


Big Grin Wonder how many folks will get that reference?


It's all about the cheese.






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This place is amazing.

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Looks like a Henway.



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