Another who what's it plier

[squonk 41,794]

Not something you see every day in your average tool box. 

 

( Hint), I didn't start using these until I went to work at the Hospital.

 

[Racinbob 11,393]

I know what they are but I won't spill the beans. Never saw the need for them myself. 

[squonk 41,794]

Just now, Racinbob said:

I know what they are but I won't spill the beans. Never saw the need for them myself. 

Depends on what you working on. And who was in there before you! 

[adsm08 2,332]

I believe those are for securing crazy people.

 

Which would make sense why you never used them before starting at the hospital.

[oliver2-44 10,040]

Something to do with oxygen system connections

[SylvanLakeWH 26,407]

39 minutes ago, adsm08 said:

 

I believe those are for securing crazy people.

 

 

I wondered why everyone gave my wife a pair when we got married...?!?!?!! 

[ebinmaine 69,436]

1 hour ago, squonk said:

I didn't start using these until I went to work at the Hospital

 

How you people don't get these hints 🤔  is beyond me. 

 

They're people skin stitch clampers. 

 

🙄

 

 

 

[SylvanLakeWH 26,407]

41 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

They're people skin stitch clampers.

 

And judging from the grease, dirt and rust it's a very sanitary facility!!! 

[JPWH 6,156]

Works good when you need them.

 

[8ntruck 7,224]

@Pullstart - you ever seen anything like these used during your visits to medical facilities?

[wh500special 2,244]

1 hour ago, JPWH said:

Works good when you need them.

 

Absolutely. When nothing else can, these con du it. 

Edited June 5, 2024 by wh500special

[8ntruck 7,224]

There was a clue in the picture that made it easy to chase down.  A pair of those pliers might be nice once I get deeper into my construction project in Ky.

[Racinbob 11,393]

1 hour ago, wh500special said:

Absolutely. When nothing else can, these con du it. 

Or a screwdriver and linesman pliers. 

[JimSraj 462]

Are they used to install or remove conduit fittings?

[lynnmor 7,451]

[squonk 41,794]

They come in real handy when trying to remove old fan coils out of walls. Usually there is a handy box stuffed behind a pipe or wall stud with no room for the old hammer and screwdriver routine. I can get these pliers in at an angle and get the conduit nut moving. Haven't had to get involved in any renovations in a few years now.

[rmaynard 15,780]

I had never seen one of these until my neighbor died and I cleaned out his tools. He was an electrician.

[wallfish 17,147]

The only time you need them is when someone else used them to crank down the nut. LOL

But I can definitely see how they are very handy for the person dealing with those nuts everyday.

[squonk 41,794]

19 minutes ago, wallfish said:

dealing with those nuts everyday.

Maybe I need to bring them to PA! 

[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,358]

I always thought they were nose hair clipper for 65 year Squonks. 

[8ntruck 7,224]

  Nose hair tweezers maybe.

[squonk 41,794]

10 hours ago, elcamino/wheelhorse said:

I always thought they were nose hair clipper for 65 year Squonks. 

I would have to put a Kohler twin on them if you needed to use them.