What is this tool thread?
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Not quite...
It's a band or cable clamp.
Yep! For snapper hose clamps.
Well I’m stumped. My brother found this with his metal detector. It’s heavy so, I think it’s kinda old. Some sort of pin. Any idea?
Can you give us more pictures and some context as to where he found it?
I'll see if I can get a couple more pictures. It was found on a KY private farm that locals say Union soldiers traveled and camped there. The square end is odd.
I think it’s a spindle for a wagon or buggy.
Northern Grit
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Battery hold down for the XL1 space ship.
Pitman arm puller for the XL1 space ship
See I was close. But Bodyperson was closer.
Not a very good depiction of the tool. Used what I assume is the same version of the tool. Very crude.
Okay, here's one I dug up in an old drawer. Obviously, it's a sander, but I've never understood what it attaches to or how it attaches. It's an old Craftsman, but I can't find a part number anywhere on it.
Any help is appreciated.
Any help is appreciated.
Disregard, it's a right angle attachment and attaches to a hand drill.
You can see where the drill chuck would slip, & has worn down the input shaft. Turns a drill into a poor man's right angle tool, not very fun to use.
Lol!! THAT's amazing!! Looks like somebody realized it was safer to use as a stationary wheel, had it clamped in a vise, certainly got some use tho'..
What's this tool?
Worthless comic relief to hang on a shop wall
French tickler?
FISHYPETE
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I wonder if my doctor can hook that up to my wrist? My thumb doesn’t work very well anymore
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