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Dan

07-23-2000 17:45:43




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Found a tool that I can't identify. It looks like a pair of pliers, but it obviously some sort of a crimping tool, for something about 7/8" diameter. Inside the jaws are two small studs that would further indent the crimp. About 10" long, handles are marked "Briegel Method Tool" and "Cat No 607 pat pend". They look pretty old and have had moderate use. Appears to be well made, not a piece of junk.
Found in my grandfather's stuff. He sometimes picked up old tools at yard sales. There's no telling how old they could be.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks

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Lew63

04-24-2006 12:10:39




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Dan, 07-23-2000 17:45:43  
Scott, we have a Briegel Method Tool, Cat No 607, pat pend..it is in reaaly great shape. If you are interested let us know before we put it on E-Bay. Thanks Lew



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Eric arizona

09-21-2005 21:55:21




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Dan, 07-23-2000 17:45:43  
I have the tool myself would anyone be interested in purchasing it?



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Steve Von Behren

11-30-2005 14:29:17




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Eric arizona, 09-21-2005 21:55:21  
did you find someone to buy your briegel method tool? i have two of them to sell



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Jon Pocius

01-29-2006 17:17:23




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Steve Von Behren, 11-30-2005 14:29:17  
I'm interested in buying a half in. biregel tool for plumbing.



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R. Jakubczak

04-07-2006 13:32:53




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Jon Pocius, 01-29-2006 17:17:23  
I have an old Briegel Method Crimping Tool It has 1" jaws in it now but they are replaceable with different sizes. The whole thing is about 17" long.



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scott briegel

04-17-2006 19:45:34




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to R. Jakubczak, 04-07-2006 13:32:53  
i am looking for any briegel method tools do u have any to sell. i my be too late. it was made by my grandfathers uncle thanks scott



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Lew huartson

04-24-2006 11:59:59




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to scott briegel, 04-17-2006 19:45:34  
Scott, we have a Briegel Method Tool CAT No. 607, pat pend. It is really in good shape. We were planning on putting on E-Bay, but if you want to make an offer its yours. Lew



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scott briegel

04-26-2006 19:44:25




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Lew huartson, 04-24-2006 11:59:59  
yes im interested in any briegel method tool please contact me @ [email protected] thanks scott



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bill

08-10-2002 08:47:18




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Dan, 07-23-2000 17:45:43  
I have 2 of the same tools that I found at a garage sale. did you find out what they are?



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Dan

07-24-2000 14:05:56




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 Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Dan, 07-23-2000 17:45:43  
This tool was used in the electrical trade. It is used to crimp couplings and connectors on electrical conduit or EMT .



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Steve

08-24-2002 20:02:30




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 Re: Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Dan, 07-24-2000 14:05:56  
I know someone who has a Briegel Method tool,he uses it to crimp 3/4 inch copper pipe fittings(cat no. 608) he found it in a pawn shop and uses it to crimp 3/4 inch copper pipe fitting before he sweats it. would like to know if they are still being manufactured and or still available for purchase???? Or are they collector items???



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Steve

08-24-2002 19:52:15




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 Re: Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Dan, 07-24-2000 14:05:56  
I know someone who has a Briegel Method tool,he uses it to crimp 3/4 inch copper pipe fittings(cat no. 607) he found it in a pawn shop and uses it to crimp 3/4 inch copper pipe fitting before he sweats it. would like to know if they are still being manufactured and or still available for purchase???? Or are they collector items???



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Kirk

03-04-2004 15:31:25




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 Re: Re: Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Steve, 08-24-2002 19:52:15  
I use these at work every day.We use them for crimping eyeends on canopy poles for boats. i was woundering where i could find some of the studs for them. Any ideas?



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Wyatt

05-17-2004 17:30:34




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Kirk, 03-04-2004 15:31:25  
Well Fella's, This may be a little late but I have a pair of these I use to crimp/stake aluminum tube ( boat top type ). You can get the tips from King Marine ( wholesale ).
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Or I can get them for you ( cost plus shipping ). I've mounted mine in a bench a rigged a foot pedal. It works great and after 1,000 of cycles, it has broke... I just picked up two more from King Marine this afternnon and am now preping to modify them for my bench set-up. But they are import knock offs that leave something to be desired ( crushing the tube at full closure ). I had to Modify the opening on the Briegel tool but not near as much as I will for these knock off's.

So Kirk, I hope the message gets to you or you check back.

Wyatt

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m00ser

04-06-2006 15:00:13




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Wyatt, 05-17-2004 17:30:34  
Do you have a source for any of the original Briegel tools. That was my grandfather's business, and I'd like to complete my set. Thanks.



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Snuffy

04-26-2006 14:34:30




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to m00ser, 04-06-2006 15:00:13  
i have a pair of 606 briegel method pliers. they appear to have little if any use as orig. paint still in jaws. i would like to sell these as i dont need them.



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scott briegel

04-26-2006 19:53:31




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Briegel Method Tool in reply to Snuffy, 04-26-2006 14:34:30  
hi im interested in any u can find they are all obsolete ,but im trying to collect any i can find to share with the family .thanks scott i can be reached at [email protected]



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