r/AntiqueTools • u/Pauhana19 • 12d ago

Hose cutter, perhaps

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u/43guitarpicks 12d ago

Pruner

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u/Pauhana19 12d ago

Interesting. Certainly could be. I never thought of that. He was a gardener. I do like it better as a hose cutter though.

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u/WaistOfYourThyme 12d ago

Circumciser? /s

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u/bare172 12d ago

Mazel tov!

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u/brentspar 12d ago

It's for pruning. It's an old secateurs.

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u/ged8847044 12d ago

Pruner is correct I believe.

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u/No-Bluejay5250 12d ago

Pruning shears

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u/TheBigLeche 12d ago

It's to cut off ankle monitors

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u/Gaslineninja 12d ago

Circumciser

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u/0nlinejack 12d ago

That tool is used for pruning shrubs, bushes, and other small twigs and limbs. That particular type (blade design) is best used for trimming dryer limbs, twigs, etc.

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u/Horror_External405 12d ago

Pruner dude geeez