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I was thinking some kind of saw set tool, but it looks too cumbersome. It's clearly designed to be mounted on the front/side of a bench, clamping something thin. The bright hardened metal piece with the bolt can be set into different positions. The knurled wheel that it's clamped to looks designed to be moved rather than decorative knurling. The fine threaded clamp looks like it should push something, but it looks like the round metal pad on the end doesn't have a bearing, so presumably something is put in and that's screwed in to set a distance, but god knows what it's for? Bending something, or setting an angle on something metal…not sure.

Love this. I have something similar for sharpening chainsaw chains but I can't see how this would work for that. I would guess that it's for setting and sharpening saws but I may be wrong.

I wondered about circular saw blades?

It's actually from the stone age before we had grinders. Each bean had to be individually crushed.

@"DavecUK"#p4022 getting cooler ?

Ha! Love Tom's suggestion of individual bean squashing vice! To me it looks more like it would be used for extracting confessions than coffee, an Acme Precision Truthmaster Pursuivant (tm) thumb screw.

LOL @"Hotmetal"#87 so if it's about extracting confessions as opposed to extracting coffee, them maybe it's more of a nut cracker than a bean crusher?

What's my line. / What is this tool / item used for-- panel had to guess.

Grif

Pompeyexile 🤣

Waitforme

De burring something ?

Elcarajillo

Waitforme something like that

Elcarajillo

Pompeyexile something in your statement was very warm😀

Pompeyexile

Elcarajillo something in your statement was very warm😀

Are you a stripper in your spare time because you are a bit of a tease.

Elcarajillo

Pompeyexile At my age😂. Analyse/ disect your statement= important word

Yorkie_Al

Cutting a thread to make a bolt or machine screw

Elcarajillo

No bolts or screw threads😔

Pompeyexile

My head hurts! There had better be a chuffin prize after all this!

I’ve got it!!!!! It’s obvious!

It’s for taking the rough edges off a 90’s pop singer…….it’s a…..wait for it….wait fror it….

Chris De-Burr……..broooooom tish!

Elcarajillo

Pompeyexile I think you should go and indulge in some coffee= you are obviously stressssssed

Consult the coffee flow chart on funnies thread, read and inwardly ingest👍😁

Gagaryn

Is it for cutting metal rods? Or thin metal pipe - like brake pipes?

DavecUK

Elcarajillo Hmm, we need to take Frank and…

Giphy - gym oops GIF by Cartoon Hangover

LMSC

Elcarajillo This has been going on for a long time and you are driving every one nuts! 😂

I haven’t read the rest except your first post. Sorry, if this is already asked.

Is the surface area indicated by the arrow flat? It doesn’t look flat to me. If it is isn’t, is it a bench drill press?

Elcarajillo

LMSC Sorry I missed this post, that component is slightly concave. No it is not a bench drill press🤫

Elcarajillo

Is that cheaper than the osteopath ? It looks quite effective😁

Elcarajillo

Shal I relent and tell you what it is for ??

LMSC

forgot the image related to my earlier post

Waitforme

For cutting circlip grooves in a shaft ?

Elcarajillo

Waitforme It is for cutting but not grooves and not in a shaft

Pompeyexile

Is it for cutting the heads off rodents that inadvertantly wander into one’s workshop?

Elcarajillo

Pompeyexile I wish it was, I would use it on the squirels that have ripped most of the tyvec (roofing felt)

out of our pergola little B - - -

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