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Old 2013-01-30, 5:41pm
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I was given a whole heap of lampworking tools by someone & this tool was amongst them. I've never seen them before but that doesn't mean much they have one side that is curved & one side that is straight. Both sides are serrated.

So is this something lampworkers use or just an everyday tool?
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Old 2013-01-30, 6:13pm
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It is a pair of groziers for cutting sheet glass.
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Old 2013-01-30, 6:29pm
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Right it's used in stainedglass.
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Old 2013-01-30, 7:26pm
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Ahhhhh thank you! That explains why it was there, but also why I didnt know what it was. The lady that gave them to me taught lampworking & fusing.
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Old 2013-02-04, 6:24pm
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I love tool show and tell. Anyone else have something odd?
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Old 2013-02-15, 12:30pm
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Yes, these are grozing pliars to break scored glass, but I also use them for torching to hold shorts when I am making matched beads or shorts to get to the last bit of glass. Mine look almost as rusty and charred as these too.
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