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    Default do you recognise this tool

    I was going through my father's shed yesterday and came across this
    I don't think it's ever been used

    Does anyone know what it is or is used for?

    The cylindrical handle is metal
    regards from Alberta, Canada

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    Ian only thing I can come up with is from the old Bug Catcher kits when we were kids it was used for trapping then sliding a cardboard piece under to drop it into the jar.

    Other than that a scoop

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    I was thinking some sort of mould?

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    Not sure what it was, but it could become an overhead floating guard on a router table being used as a shaper table.

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    thats exactly what it is Mick, i had the exact same one on a shaper/router i bought ,the post is up the wrong way ,also the brand was delta.........bob

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    Agreed with Mic and Robyn, That looks like a bit guard for a router table to me too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mic-d View Post
    Not sure what it was, but it could become an overhead floating guard on a router table being used as a shaper table.
    Quote Originally Posted by robyn2839 View Post
    thats exactly what it is Mick, i had the exact same one on a shaper/router i bought ,the post is up the wrong way ,also the brand was delta.........bob
    Thanks Mick and Robyn and Pete

    that would make sense. Dad has a Delta router/shaper.
    I'll look through his stuff -- he should still have the instructions. If not I'll be back with another question

    I thought it was a router bit guard but couldn't see how it would mount on either the Delta shaper or his makita router. I suspect there's another part to the guard that I'm yet to find or identify.


    BTW
    I know opinions on the Delta router-shaper are mixed.
    the depth adjustment can be finicky, but once adjusted dad and I found it preferable to a table mounted router
    regards from Alberta, Canada

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    OK if that is a router gaurd, how dose it work????

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    See here

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    Thank you David
    regards from Alberta, Canada

    ian

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