The
O'Neill Pinner
O'Neill Pinner
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| This is the original O'Neill Pinner, made by Tom O'Neill himself. |
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| To use the pinner, simply slide a Classic American clothespin spring over the post, as shown here. The bottom "leg" of the spring wire is captured in the channel between the two pieces of steel. |
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| In this picture the clothespin half is part way into position. It needs to be pushed in further until the spring end snaps into the spring-end groove. |
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| Here you see the spring is in place on the clothespin half. After this is done, the assembly is lifted off the pin and turned over. |
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| Here you can see the assembly has been turned over and is in place for putting the other half on. |
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Here you see that I'm easily sliding the clothespin half into place.
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| And that's it. What you have just seen in all the previous pictures can be done in 5 seconds or less, with little effort. |
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| The assembled clothespin. |
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You Can Purchase
An Already-Made
O'Neill Pinner Right Here
An Already-Made
O'Neill Pinner Right Here
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| An O'Neill Pinner, as made by Classic American Clothespins (click picture for larger view) |
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Price: $24.95 (plus $5 for shipping)
Availability: Out of stock










