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27th July 2019, 09:01 PM #1
combination set.
found this at G sale.set.jpg already been doctored.
luckily I had another one not as good quality that had metric rule, so swapped that over. the circle thing on left does not want to adjust, it has 2 very fine flat screws on other side, didnt want to touch them without your knowledge. What is the spring thing?
$5.I would love to grow my own food, but I can not find bacon seeds
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27th July 2019, 10:12 PM #2SENIOR MEMBER
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I think the spring is just slotted over the ruler so that it will stand upright on the narrow edge, this combined with the semi circle gauge could then be used like a protractor possibly
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27th July 2019, 10:16 PM #3Taking a break
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The centre section of the protractor head is clamped in a rebate in the outer section with those screws; if it doesn't adjust with them loosened, take them out and you should be able to push the centre section out and clean off any rust and gunk. I had the same problem with an old Starrett protractor head, a quick rub with a stainless steel scouring ball got it spinning freely.
No idea about the spring thing, but maybe you clip it over the rule so it can stand on edge?
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27th July 2019, 10:21 PM #4
makes sense, good thinking Potts
I would love to grow my own food, but I can not find bacon seeds
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28th July 2019, 11:25 AM #5
Missing the centre finder attachment. The sping may have fitted into it. The sping is a retainer for one of the attachments can't recall which tho helps hold tension on the rule
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28th July 2019, 03:54 PM #6
Five Bucks ! That's a five Buck Bargain and a half ! Good old Garage sales you never know what you may find .
I went into one the other day that was full of nothing with my son . I was telling him the story of how the actual compass from the Red Barron's tri plane in WW1 which was ripped from the Barron's plane after being shot down in front of an Aussie trench was bought home to Melbourne ci 1918 along with other parts from other soldiers to Australia at the time .
The Old guy eventually passed on and the family had a gararge sale late 1980s or 90s I think .
Someone in Melbourne bought one valuable German Compass for nothing from a family member that had no idea of what they were letting go of . Its lost now . The tail panel off the plane with the German cross they used sold at a Sotheby's or Christie's Melbourne auction sale which was from one of the other guys that got it off the plane around the same time .
The Protractor head has two flatter screws holding the swivel part in its rebate , you dont touch them unless it needs taking apart . They have a larger finger operated screw for the setting in place . There should be the three on the one side .
The Spring clips over the cast square head , not the rule as I also thought. To hold the square up to something hands free. I had the same question answered a few weeks ago by a friend . And he sent me this .
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There is the third screw for the fingers below . Have you got that with yours?
If you swapped out the original rule for a metric one and think your not needing the original Id give you $20 for it . I need one, exactly that sort.
Personally though, I'd be using one in the square and the original in the protractor, so no need for fluffing around when you need to use the protractor swapping the rule over.
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Rob
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