D devmann New Member Messages 2 Reaction score 0 Points 0 May 7, 2007 #1 Can anyone help me identify this old tool? I believe it to be some type of old plumbers soldering jig. http://www.idors.com/Sam/Misc/PlumbingTool.jpg Thanks, George
Can anyone help me identify this old tool? I believe it to be some type of old plumbers soldering jig. http://www.idors.com/Sam/Misc/PlumbingTool.jpg Thanks, George
Master Plumber Mark Sensitivity trainer and plumber of mens souls Messages 5,928 Reaction score 535 Points 113 Location indianapolis indiana - land of the free, home of Website www.weilhammerplumbing.com May 7, 2007 #2 my opinion---guess---- it looks like a rope holder- tightener-- for lead joints when they poured a lead joint on a horizontal the rope had to be held in place with something like that
my opinion---guess---- it looks like a rope holder- tightener-- for lead joints when they poured a lead joint on a horizontal the rope had to be held in place with something like that
hj Master Plumber Messages 33,613 Reaction score 1,057 Points 113 Location Cave Creek, Arizona Website www.terrylove.com May 7, 2007 #3 Tool It would have been a cumbersome tool to use compared to the spring clamps used later, but the center "funnel" would have minimized lead leaking out.
Tool It would have been a cumbersome tool to use compared to the spring clamps used later, but the center "funnel" would have minimized lead leaking out.
D devmann New Member Messages 2 Reaction score 0 Points 0 May 8, 2007 #4 It was one of my dads tools and I have had for years in a draw not knowing what it really was.... Thanks..... You have an interesting site here... I think I will hang around and learn something..... Last edited: May 8, 2007
It was one of my dads tools and I have had for years in a draw not knowing what it really was.... Thanks..... You have an interesting site here... I think I will hang around and learn something.....