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OldNBroken
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It's what is left of a rat-tail file. They don't last too long in the weather or in the ground.
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lumbercamp
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It does look like a file with the tang broke off. But it is not a rat tail file. They are round.
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Broken knee
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I believe it is called a --deleted-- file. 
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Sorry, I didn't think the proper name for this file would get deleted. I guess some people are offended by the names of tools ?
It was not my intention to offend anyone please accept my sincere apology.
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Sorry, I didn't think the proper name for this file would get deleted. I guess some people are offended by the names of tools ?
It was not my intention to offend anyone please accept my sincere apology.
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OldNBroken
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My bad, Brokenknee is correct. Bast-ard file, not rat tail. Still, it's a file.
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thepoolguy
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i think a wood handled chisel would be more accurate as it looks like the end is sharpened up. i think they called them a slick or slicker.
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