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Old 19-07-2012   #3351
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Maybe a powder scoop for loading black powder into cartridges.

Sorry Ivan your right ,I've been busy moving and haven't kept up with some post ,yes a measure for black powder guns.

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Looks like some sort of mangle.

Is it for tenderising meat?

Cool avatar BTW!


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Nope it's not for meat wombler,sorry
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Hmmm... is it for working leather?


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Hmmm... is it for working leather?


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No, sorry wombler it has nothing to do with leather:
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Is it for making some sort of powder?


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Could it be used for working with sheet metal?
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Hey it's touchdown ,glad to see you back-sorry no it's not for working with metal.

And no for you wombler, sorry doesn't make powder.
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Hey it's touchdown ,glad to see you back-sorry no it's not for working with metal.

And no for you wombler, sorry doesn't make powder.
Thank you marloyd,

are you sure it's not for metal

like your avatar, it seems every body changed theirs, I guess size does matter.
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Ha Ha Ha you did not know size matters.No buddy it's not for metal but here's a hint it's a sweet process
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For processing sugar cane...
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Jethro come the closes but it's not sugar cane but a honey press ,Beekeeper's foundation press, a wax foundation helps the bees draw out a regular comb.

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Rock splitter?
Although they remind me of tyre irons my father had in the early 50's when motorists used to fix their own punctures.
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Rock splitter?
Although they remind me of tyre irons my father had in the early 50's when motorists used to fix their own punctures.
your right weedougie their shime and wedges for splitting rocks.

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welding clamp.
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your right teddy ,it's a vise grip for welding


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I see the keyhole. Is it a Chastity Belt (male)?
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A clamp
It's sort of a clamp toughdown but it was used to secure something.
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not today teddy
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Is it a manacle of some sort?


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wombler in away it is but it's not for humans to wear.or any living thing.
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Is it for securing firearms?


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Is it for securing firearms?


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Hmmm.... is it for securing ropes?


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