On Thursday, July 11, 2013 3:18:44 AM UTC-5, Bluey69 wrote:
> 2918 is a tube swager for swaging a circular groove onto the end of a tube , possibly copper tube
Also, the center piece kinna resembles the seating piece for pressing some grommets together.
2919 is similar to a device for winding large thread, yarn, or other similar sewing twine, possibly wire for that particular apparatus.
2921 looks like some kind of mortisor; Prongs for alignment and chisel for the edge/square cut. Otherwise, maybe use for specific coring of some ridgid product/item.
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>2918, corkscrew for AA members.
>(that, or sheet metal edger.)
Correct that it's for use on sheet metal.
>2919. Coat rack for munchkins.
>(That, or twin winding reel.)
Yes, it's a reel, the selling point for it was that it=20
has anti-backlash properties.
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2917, dart launcher for throwing rope to another ship.=20
2918, corkscrew for AA members.=20
(that, or sheet metal edger.)=20
2919. Coat rack for munchkins.=20
(That, or twin winding reel.)=20
2920, bolt cutter resistant padlock.
2921. Bakers cookie cutter. Of course, the baker=20
was tripping on LSD when he made this.=20
2922, early Transformers doll. Sold to young=20
boys, the world over.=20
(That, or machine gun bipod.)=20
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This week's set has been posted:
http://55tools.blogspot.com/
Rob
On 11-Jul-2013 23:18, j Burns wrote:
> 2918: If you filled a tube about 1.5" in diameter and put a disk on the
> contents, it looks as if this tool could bend the end of the tube over
> the disk to hold it in.
Shotgun shell crimper, maybe.
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>> http://55tools.blogspot.com/
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>2920 is an antique tire lock for an old car
Correct, that's what the metal tag on it says it's for.=20
The answers for this week's set have been posted:
http://55tools.blogspot.com/2013/07/set-501.html#answers
Have a great weekend everyone!
Rob
>> http://55tools.blogspot.com/
>2922 bipod rest for a rifle
Correct
>2920 is a security locking device for a bicyle or a motor cycle
You're right about it being a security lock, though the patent specifies that
it's
for something other than a bicycle or motorcycle.
>2918 is a tube swager for swaging a circular groove onto the end of a
>tube , possibly copper tube
You are on the right track here but it has a slightly different purpose.
>2918, corkscrew for AA members.
>(that, or sheet metal edger.)
Correct that it's for use on sheet metal.
>2919. Coat rack for munchkins.
>(That, or twin winding reel.)
Yes, it's a reel, the selling point for it was that it has anti-backlash
properties.
Btw, I was out of town for a couple of days and came back to find the puns in
the
last thread, good job by you and the others of keeping the thread interesting, I
was going to add one but didn't have any decent ideas off the top of my head.
On 7/11/13 4:05 AM, Rob H. wrote:
> This week's set has been posted:
>
> http://55tools.blogspot.com/
>
>
>
> Rob
>
2917: Proctological examination instrument?
2918: If you filled a tube about 1.5" in diameter and put a disk on the
contents, it looks as if this tool could bend the end of the tube over
the disk to hold it in.