It's for punching holes in leather. Like for belt buckles and rivets.
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Wife saw this, thought it was interesting. Uses for clerical clips.
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I've done similar stuff LOL
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Make sure your turkey doesn't exceed 1,000 pounds.
Hilarious! Just put it in my two centimeters
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Did he ever show it loosening a nut? Slow moving for imbeciles?
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He must have drank a lot of Bud Light to try something like that!
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Someone is always trying to reinvent the Crescent wrench.
My kids gave this to me one Father's Day years ago. 2006 date on it. It's battery operated, just use the button on top to open and close it. I keep it in the tool box just for memories. Black and Decker was always coming up with weird stuff.
Another reinvention of the Channel Lock. Self adjusting. Meh
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I got one of those Robo Grips as a gift too.....it was ok but not even sure if I still have it anymore lolSomeone is always trying to reinvent the Crescent wrench.
My kids gave this to me one Father's Day years ago. 2006 date on it. It's battery operated, just use the button on top to open and close it. I keep it in the tool box just for memories. Black and Decker was always coming up with weird stuff.
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Another reinvention of the Channel Lock. Self adjusting. Meh
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