What is it Wednesday
Good Morning! Here's this week's tool. Can you figure out what it is used for? Take a shot at it!
Cheers; Mass
Cheers; Mass
Veneer trimmer? Or at least an edge trimmer of one sort or another.
5 months ago
Grooving plane?
5 months ago
That's what you get back after lending out your hand plane. :^)
5 months ago
measures the amount of side cutting for something? either that or a square pizza cutter
5 months ago
Rebate or stringing cutter!
Well at least we know what a raviola cutter looks like now, so no more mistakes thar!
El
Well at least we know what a raviola cutter looks like now, so no more mistakes thar!
El
5 months ago
If it's not a ravioli cutter, then it has to be a noodle slicer.
5 months ago
Ha got ya!
File / Rasp Holder
William Henry Phelps of Stamford, Connecticut, was granted patent #312,012 on February 10, 1885. Phelps' patent claim was that this type of file-holder handle was an improvement on the conventional, commonly used round handle. This holder type enabled a user to file large flat surfaces without encumbrances and to get beyond the reach of a file using an end-type handle. The papers also claim that, with the insertion of a suitable block, the file can be used in a vertical mode, perhaps to work a slot.
File / Rasp Holder
William Henry Phelps of Stamford, Connecticut, was granted patent #312,012 on February 10, 1885. Phelps' patent claim was that this type of file-holder handle was an improvement on the conventional, commonly used round handle. This holder type enabled a user to file large flat surfaces without encumbrances and to get beyond the reach of a file using an end-type handle. The papers also claim that, with the insertion of a suitable block, the file can be used in a vertical mode, perhaps to work a slot.
5 months ago
Good one Mass....
5 months ago
Yep, definitely looks YANKEE!
5 months ago
