[bigredc]

Does anyone know what this thing is I got at an estate sale of a woodworker.

 

[bigredc]

 

[Corndog]

Well I know one thing....it sure is ugly.:laughing:

 

[Daren]

I don't have the faintest clue. I hope niki doesn't see it, he will figure out a way to use it as counterweight on some sort of automatic power cord retractor or something :laughing:.

 

[edp]

It looks

like it just might be a partical board magnet.

Ed

 

[skymaster]

I was leaning toward the prototype of the " thingamahjig":icon_smile:

 

[Bruce B]

It looks like something they use to install wood flooring in the old days to force the tongue and groves togeather.

Bruce.:icon_cheesygrin:

 

[jemmy]

Does anyone know what this thing is I got at an estate sale of a woodworker.

hi there, my GEUSS = some can of tool for cutting/working with leather,:confused1: .
Jemmy.

 

[bigmikeb]

It's a cut off tool that fit into the frame of the machine that turned the stock against the small blades mounted on it. I had a relative that had one in his barn years ago.

 

[Jimmy Walker]

I was going to say a rudder for a duck's cudootle...

Jimmy

 

[bigredc]

Some day someone wil need this thing and I will have the last one. And I'm going to get rich.:laughing:

 

[dski9112]

I have a tool that I cannot figure out what it is. It looks like maybe a saw guide but I'm not sure. The only thing it has on is C&H Manufacturing Super deluxe Model CHN 4060-B. If anyone knows what this is please let me know.

 

[stuart]

a nut cracker??

 

[BuckeyeHughes]

a nut cracker??

Are you willing to test this theory?:whistling2:

 

[stuart]

loll

 

[talkingamoeba]

Finger-nail clipper prototype?

 

[firefighteremt153]

I believe it's the 19th century version of a paper weight that sears and Robuck used to sell.

 

[snowi]

how about a can opener....lol reaching for straws...lol

 

[Maintenance 6]

looks like part of the lathe used to cut roll up blinds to length