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    Quote Originally Posted by RayG View Post
    It's obvious when you look closely at the pictures...

    It's a pencil thickness measuring gauge.. you adjust the height of one side until it sits level, then the difference in height is the thickness of the pencil.

    Ray
    Me thinks someone has waaaay to much time on their hands. Look out, the men in white coats are coming with a beautiful jacket for you

    I hope you take it the way it was intended, NOT SERIOUSLY.
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    a scribing gauge?

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    I am thinking a marital aid.... The wife throws it at the husband when he tells her how much he paid for it...
    Light red, the colour of choice for the discerning man.

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    An economist will tell you that it's whatever you want it to be.

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    Default Well, what's the answer?

    I think we have been kept in suspenders long enough, cough up!

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    Its a flundel-gruber.
    I just don't know what you use flundel-gruber's for.

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    We may have been had guys, read his name backwards.
    If I remember correctly there was a poster a while back that seemed to delight in setting us up for no good reason.
    Please please prove me wrong.

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    Definitely a Tangential tool holder for a lathe. Used with only one piece of tool steel at a time. You could machine up to a shoulder depending on what side of the tool you use. The tool steel with the more acute angle is used for thread cutting. I would guess that its home made as all the commercial ones I have seen are single sided. Very handy tools, I have purchased a few over the years.

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    Makes one wonder how this would go in a tangential tool holder http://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/04122180
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    Quote Originally Posted by .RC. View Post
    Makes one wonder how this would go in a tangential tool holder http://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/04122180


    at that price I will stick with HSS, but you buy one, and send a bit, er 50mm, over to me an I'll let you know...lol

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    A Bi-Polar tool

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    Default tuo thguac ,regguB

    Bugger, RC has caught me out, I have no idea what it is. A big thank you to RayG though, I now know the thickness of all my pencils - very important in the workshop!BTW, Steamwhisperer backwards is rerepsihwmaets (Indian I think). Please don't let it be so.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eskimo View Post
    at that price I will stick with HSS, but you buy one, and send a bit, er 50mm, over to me an I'll let you know...lol
    You are right it is expensive, but it is pretty big at twelve inches long..... I am not going to buy any, but I do wonder how it would go... HSS is OK if you have patience, which I do not so I like tungsten carbide for it's machining speed and no need for coolant..
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    Quote Originally Posted by emanon View Post
    BTW, Steamwhisperer backwards is rerepsihwmaets (Indian I think).
    Does that mean he was correct? Given your amount of smillies, and your familiararity with the forum on your 5th post. What do you figure the chanches are, your actually from Christies Beach S.A. An I.P check would surely confirm that.

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    Default How many smiles?.

    You do know anyone can peruse this forum? Presumably if you peruse this forum, or the plethora of other like forums you'd become familiar with them too, It's only necessary to join if you want to post. Redbank, will that do? Thanks for the warm welcome though - much appreciated.

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