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Old 2013-07-27, 2:43pm
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Anyone know what the heck this is, and what it's for?

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Old 2013-07-27, 3:30pm
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Wow! Are you sure it's a glass tool? The positioning of the 2 thumbscrews suggests it's for setting an "offset" of some kind, like establishing a border on a piece of sheet glass, but that's just a wild guess. Whatever it is, I'm sure I need one!


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Old 2013-07-27, 3:41pm
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No, I'm really not sure! I bought it with other glass stuff and the person was mostly into fusing, so you may be on the right track.
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Old 2013-07-28, 4:35am
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I have never seen one that looks exactly like that but I am almost positive it is for putting a scalloped edge on glass.
Bellow is a video from Angelgilding.com on how they are used:

http://angelgilding.com/ScallopingGlassVideo.html

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Old 2013-07-28, 5:22am
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That was a great video. I think you found a treasure tool. Lucky you!
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Old 2013-07-28, 6:59am
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I forgot to mention they sell for around $80.00, good find.
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http://www.franklinartglass.com/shop...ing-tool/2307/
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Old 2013-07-28, 8:25am
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I have never seen one that looks exactly like that but I am almost positive it is for putting a scalloped edge on glass.
Bellow is a video from Angelgilding.com on how they are used:

http://angelgilding.com/ScallopingGlassVideo.html

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Very clever. The side I didn't photograph has some lettering on it that's too mushed up to read. The second line says Made in Germany, but I'm sure the first is a manufacturer. Looks like ?Bohl?, where the first question mark might be an M or just a blob, and the last question mark also could just be a blob. Based on the info you've all given me I'll see what a search turns up.

Thank you so much for your help! It will probably end up in the garage sale here, because I don't do stained glass.

ETA: For the curious, it apparently says Bohle. The first ? was indeed a blob! http://www.bohleamerica.com/uploads/...oom=auto,0,677

I knew this was the place to come figure it out. Amazing how quick you were.

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Old 2013-07-28, 8:27am
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End of search! Finish thread, duh. Thanks very much David.

What's funny is I picked it up because it was with instructions for a tool used to twist wire. I figured I'd work out how to use it when I got home, and it took someone else to point out to me that the instructions weren't for what I got. I was a little disappointed. I'm shocked at how expensive these are.

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