What is this?
- Thread starter metaladdict
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Mike l
New Member
I was thinking it could be a cuticle tool for a nail technician, maybe it was heat altered.
see similar tools below, my .02
https://www.amazon.com/Bcabo-Premiu...id=1621143006&s=beauty&sr=1-36&ts_id=11063461
see similar tools below, my .02
https://www.amazon.com/Bcabo-Premiu...id=1621143006&s=beauty&sr=1-36&ts_id=11063461
GroundSweeper
Forum Supporter
I’m not any good on drug stuff, only thought I had was clay sculpting tool...?
https://www.amazon.com/HTS-152D5-St...ools&qid=1621147207&sprefix=clay+scul&sr=8-16
https://www.amazon.com/HTS-152D5-St...ools&qid=1621147207&sprefix=clay+scul&sr=8-16
Bioheat1969
Senior Member
I don't know about the drug addict uses, but that is a burnishing tool. When I was doing photography full time, I had tools like that for when I would cut mats for burnishing down the over cuts in the corners.
I know that Argentinians use these weird little spoony things to press the maté type tea that they drink but I don't think that's it.
MrJeep
Elite Member
I think GroundSweeper is correct, clay sculpting tool.
Canada Swinger
Junior Member
I use one almost like that at work. Check the inside of a truck tire to make sure there are no wires coming through the inside rubber. Burnishing tool I think they are called
Aquaman
Elite Member
cellrdwellr
Elite Member
Yes it was likely used for "dabs" which is a form of marijuana use. I thought at first glance it was a dentist tool as well.
sure was, those dentist tools get resold to the stoners at higher prices for smoking hash oils
