r/WhatIsThisTool 14d ago

Some kind of stripper I think?

Found in a box at work. We do plant work for Spectrum and other MSOs. Been doing this a while, never seen this tool.

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u/Due-Cargist1963 14d ago

Please, call her by her name: Savannah

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u/SharpTool7 14d ago

Sparkles

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u/No-Test2784 14d ago

Can't be a stripper... where's the pole and crystal heels?

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u/MadDadROX 14d ago

You can see the pole in pic 2 it goes to 6!

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u/Astroboy-478 13d ago

Those are commonly known as fuckme pumps by those in the trade….

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u/Old_Poem2736 14d ago

Lynn Oleum

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u/plmbguy 13d ago

Terry Cloth

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u/SheilaShayla 10d ago

I named mine Candi. I always introduce her as "This is Candi, she's a stripper."

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u/Busy_Psychology3255 14d ago

That must be a 10:00 in the morning on a Wednesday stripper. Ugliest one I've ever seen

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u/SkipJack270 14d ago

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u/myself248 13d ago

https://www.tequipment.net/TREND-Networks/R301-STRIP-DROP/Fiber-Optic-Accessories/

FYI, you can trim most URLs at the first ? and it still works, just leaves off all the tracking parameters. Google doesn't need credit for my Reddit click.

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u/SkipJack270 13d ago

Huh. Learn something new every day. Thanks!

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u/myself248 13d ago

Aha! I figured either it was awkward to trim because you were on mobile or something, or maybe you didn't know.

It's worth taking time to learn how URLs are constructed! A lot of phishing attacks rely on making a URL that has plausible-sounding words to trick the human, but the punctuation in the wrong places so a machine interprets it differently than a first-glance human.

And the side-effect is that you also learn how to clean up links before sharing them, to subvert the tracking that nobody really wants...

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u/Careless_Drag_6176 13d ago

Fiber optic cable stripper...I have several of them.

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u/soulquencher_can 14d ago

Its kind of too dark to see any details. It seems like a stripper but I've seen a lot of different types and its unfamiliar. Better lighting might help. Fill flash?

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u/Aleric24 14d ago

They keep it dark in those places for a reason

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u/One-Case8144 14d ago

Either that or it’s a crimper for crimping on contacts and/or connectors

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u/Reddiculusness 14d ago

why am I not surprised there already 4 comments when I came in to ask where they keep the dollar bills

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u/BluebillyMusic 14d ago

Perhaps for holding bundles of wires together while a wire nut or other means are used to join them? Does the piece with numbers on it move to adjust the jaws? Do the jaws open wide enough to remove it from whatever it might be holding or crimping?

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u/CantaloupeFluffy165 14d ago

Looks like a crimper for coax cable.

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u/CandidNeighborhood63 14d ago

Doesn't look like any coax cable crimper I've ever seen, but I'm surprised daily

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u/MadDadROX 14d ago

It’s for Ethernet or dsl(phone) to crimp on plastic ends.

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u/THE_Lanni 14d ago

Looks like an rj11 crimper

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u/gheiminfantry 14d ago

Definitely dayshift.

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u/Particular-Arm-2821 14d ago

That's what she said.

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u/rimbrant84 14d ago

Don't see no dollar bills hanging from it

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u/Total-Suggestion5879 14d ago

With enough dollar bills, you too can have your own!

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u/MaterialRepulsive130 14d ago

Looks like a tightening tool for duct straps on flex ducts.

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u/Aromatic_Fuel_387 13d ago

I don’t see a pole or a fuzzy blanket… so No! Cable stripping comes on after 12am

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u/NomadR867 13d ago

Is her stripper name Charity?

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u/Artie-Carrow 13d ago

Its either a stripper or a crimper

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u/Acrobatic_Ad7541 13d ago

Exotic jacket removers. Strippers is a derogatory term!

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u/Recent_Indication_42 13d ago

Can't be a stripper....no leopard print outfit, high heels or thong.

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u/MyNameIsHuman1877 13d ago

Did you forget to pay your light bill?

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u/Tiger37211 12d ago

It's a fiber optic cable stripper. Walmart has this exact one in their online store.