I picked up a flat forked steel bar at a tag sale for 25 cents. Seemed like it was possibly an upholsterers tool but needed a handle. Two hours of fussing and it's ready for the next job. Paying jobs were sitting around but this got my attention today - a break from the usual stuff -
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Quote from: SteveA on May 03, 2015, 01:19:53 pm
Paying jobs were sitting around but this got my attention today - a break from the usual stuff -
I do that a lot. I get PO'ed when a job is taking longer than I charged for, yet I'll waste 2 or 3 hours on some little self-indulgence.
Looks like the perfect tool for prying arm panels off.