What's this tool? (1 Viewer)

[e9999]

Don't know what it's for. The metal "blade" looks like Aluminum, about 1/16" thick, flat, no sharp edge.
Has a couple of semi-circular cut outs. The "blade"is like 2" long. Light duty.
A scraper of some sorts? Installer of some rubber gasket? Clay tool?
Anybody knows?

 

[Blue77FJ40]

View attachment 1063461 View attachment 1063462 Don't know what it's for. The metal "blade" looks like Aluminum, about 1/16" thick, flat, no sharp edge.
Has a couple of semi-circular cut outs. The "blade"is like 2" long. Light duty.
A scraper of some sorts? Installer of some rubber gasket? Clay tool?
Anybody knows?

Edge dresser after laying a line of silicone in a joint? Got me on those cutouts.

 

[e9999]

dang... 105 views and no definite ID...?
what' this world coming to?

c'mon guys... this is MUD, we (not I evidently) know tools...!

 

[Trunk Monkey]

What's the maker's name on the collar?

 

[e9999]

Lutz File and Tool Co.
But that could be just the handle.

In fact, unless I find out soon that this a rare collectible or -better- actually useful tool, that handle is likely gonna end up on one of my files...

 

[Solace in Solitude]

LUTZ has been making file handles for over a hundred years - here are some from MAINE Wood Concepts.

If I had to hazard a guess, I would guess that the blade is possibly a homemade 'scraper' to shape plaster trim - like the old plaster moldings on high ceilings - i.e. plaster crown moldings...

 

[e9999]

well, my homemade tools don't look anything like that, unfortunately. Looks like a real commercially-produced tool from what I can tell/guess.

 

[Trollhole]

Looks like a potters wheel tool.

 

[sggoat]

Lutz File and Tool Co.
But that could be just the handle.

In fact, unless I find out soon that this a rare collectible or -better- actually useful tool, that handle is likely gonna end up on one of my files...

Send a pic to Patrick Leach @ Superior tool Works--I bet he can tell you what this is

 

[e9999]

324 views and no definitive answer?

Must be that it's a sissy tool cuz MUD always knows...!

 

[Solace in Solitude]

It must be a cake decorating tool then... We only make MUD pies