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Can someone identify this tool? It looks like some sort of nail puller, but there are extra bars and such sticking out, so maybe it has some specialized use?

[Image: 29psn46.jpg]

This is another attempt to get the picture to display. Someone on the site where I first saw this suggested it my be used somehow for making chain. I have no idea.
Hank Gillette
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#22
Apparently, I have not figured out how to post pictures with the new software. Apologies, and I’ll try to post the picture when I figure it out.
Hank Gillette
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#23
(12-01-2016, 01:31 PM)hankgillette Wrote: Can someone identify this tool? It looks like some sort of nail puller, but there are extra bars and such sticking out, so maybe it has some specialized use?

[Image: 15267970_10154746915079383_4678869579737784736_n.jpg]

you must be close, I can see it while drafting this response.  But I have no idea what that is. It may just bee that your source isn't approved
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#24
I can't see it.  I guess I don't have Eric's superpowers.
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#25
My shop made coffin smoother, 55* bed, double blade, ipe boxed sole and wedge.  

[Image: 12118837_1652844381639512_50888801755462...e=58B98078]

Will this be my first successful photo insertion?  (It shows in preview, so I'm hopeful I've got it right this time.)  I've been having the same problems with inserting and/or attaching photos.  I still need to figure out the attachment procedure.  I don't use photobucket or instagram, so attaching directly from my machine to my post would be much better for me.  Still looking for coherent information about my error messages for attachments:

"Please correct the following errors before continuing:
  • The file upload failed. Please choose a valid file and try again. Error details: There was a problem moving the uploaded file to its destination."
If anyone has a clue for attaching either pdf or jpg files, or a link to info, I'd like to learn about it.  Pretty please???

[Edit: It seems I spoke too soon. Mystery of Mysteries.]
Fair winds and following seas,
Jim Waldron
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(12-01-2016, 03:30 PM)Jim Waldron Wrote: My shop made coffin smoother, 55* bed, double blade, ipe boxed sole and wedge.  

[Image: 12118837_1652844381639512_50888801755462...e=58B98078]

Will this be my first successful photo insertion?  (It shows in preview, so I'm hopeful I've got it right this time.)  I've been having the same problems with inserting and/or attaching photos.  I still need to figure out the attachment procedure.  I don't use photobucket or instagram, so attaching directly from my machine to my post would be much better for me.  Still looking for coherent information about my error messages for attachments:

"Please correct the following errors before continuing:
  • The file upload failed. Please choose a valid file and try again. Error details: There was a problem moving the uploaded file to its destination."
If anyone has a clue for attaching either pdf or jpg files, or a link to info, I'd like to learn about it.  Pretty please???

[Edit: It seems I spoke too soon.  Mystery of Mysteries.]

On the User Control Panel

  1. Go to Edit Options
  2. Look for Thread View Options on the right side
  3. Select the checkbox for Display Posts in Classic Mode
  4. Select the checkbox for Display Images in Posts
Save and you should be all set.
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(12-01-2016, 03:30 PM)Jim Waldron Wrote: My shop made coffin smoother, 55* bed, double blade, ipe boxed sole and wedge.  

[Image: 12118837_1652844381639512_50888801755462...e=58B98078]

so funny, I can see that one too while I'm editing, but I'm sure it will be a broken link when I'm done
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#28
checking to see if this will do anything [Image: 12118837_1652844381639512_5088880175546206366_n.jpg] nope

[Image: 30867954302_9d097c816f_c.jpg]IMAG0832 by unterhausen, on Flickr

you can check, but I think the problem is the photo hosting service isn't acceptable

On edit: If you look at the link, it has some gibberish after the ? that probably means the form software doesn't understand it. You need a direct link to a jpg.
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(12-01-2016, 01:31 PM)hankgillette Wrote: Can someone identify this tool? It looks like some sort of nail puller, but there are extra bars and such sticking out, so maybe it has some specialized use?

[Image: 29psn46.jpg]

This is another attempt to get the picture to display. Someone on the site where I first saw this suggested it my be used somehow for making chain. I have no idea.


It looks like a tire split rim puller.  Older cars used spit rims, as far back as the Model T.  I'm sure some gearheads will know which brand.
Still Learning,

Allan Hill
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#30
(12-01-2016, 05:09 PM)David Katz Wrote: On the User Control Panel

  1. Go to Edit Options
  2. Look for Thread View Options on the right side
  3. Select the checkbox for Display Posts in Classic Mode
  4. Select the checkbox for Display Images in Posts
Save and you should be all set.

I checked Edit Options and found the settings already as above.  Just to be sure, I made a trivial change to my options and saved them again.  So I'll try again to attach my jpg image (only ~250Kb, so size shouldn't be an issue).  

Same error:

"Please correct the following errors before continuing:

The file upload failed. Please choose a valid file and try again. Error details: There was a problem moving the uploaded file to its destination."

My attachment function still needs help. Any other ideas?
Fair winds and following seas,
Jim Waldron
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