#24
Picked up what I think is a slick. The odd thing is that it has a handle like a shovel. Maker appears to be M. Brainard. Has anyone heard of this maker or type of slick? I know pics will help and I will port pics when I get home. TIA.
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(09-10-2022, 09:40 AM)DaveParkis Wrote: Picked up what I think is a slick. The odd thing is that it has a handle like a shovel. Maker appears to be M. Brainard. Has anyone heard of this maker or type of slick? I know pics will help and I will port pics when I get home. TIA.

Does that make it a  crank handle slick?
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#26
Pictures might help?
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#27
There's no standard shovel handle.  Do you mean a split handle like this?
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#28
Apologies for the delay in posting pics. It has been so long since I had to use my camera, I couldn't find the cord. 
Laugh At any rate, here is a pic of the slick and one of the maker's mark.
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#29
(09-11-2022, 08:23 PM)DaveParkis Wrote: Apologies for the delay in posting pics. It has been so long since I had to use my camera, I couldn't find the cord. 
Laugh At any rate, here is a pic of the slick and one of the maker's mark.
[Image: uz7nNBpm.jpg][Image: vJT0xrJm.jpg]

Looks like a bark spud, for de-barking the tree before sawing. They often have D-handles.
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#30
You sure it's a woodworking tool? Might be a chisel for removing old floor tiles, linoleum, etc.
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#31
I am not sure. It was in a carpenter's tool chest.
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#32
It's a scraper. I'm 90% sure of that. Plenty available online with an almost exact profile. I think the name is the owner's name. Could have been used to remove old flooring - tiles or wood, or scrape ice or cut tree roots. Often sold as a landscaping tool. Definitely not something intended to be used with a mallet or hammer.
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#33
Thanks Allan!! I appreciate it
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Strange slick??


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