179 is part of a set of ice creepers...they strap onto your shoes, like old fashioned roller skates used to....
11/06/2004 8:11 AM
is 181 a "tap" as in tap shoes...or they were sometimes called heel protectors.?
11/06/2004 8:13 AM
178. Appears to be a tip for a propane torch.
11/06/2004 9:09 AM
>179 is part of a set of ice creepers...they strap onto your shoes, like old fashioned roller skates used to....Correct>is 181 a "tap" as in tap shoes...or they were sometimes called heel protectors.?This one isn't a tap, but it is for protecting the shoe from wear.>178. Appears to be a tip for a propane torch.Correct
11/06/2004 4:08 PM
180:It's a close up of the underside of those pieces of plastic often covering fluorescent lights in their fixtures; used to dissipate the light.
11/06/2004 5:25 PM
183 - A jamb nut from a 1/2" conduit or armored cable box connector.
11/06/2004 6:22 PM
182 - A wick raiser from a kerosene lamp burner.
11/06/2004 6:24 PM
>180 - It's a close up of the underside of those pieces of plastic often covering fluorescent lights in their fixtures; used to dissipate the light.This answer is correct.>183 - A jamb nut from a 1/2" conduit or armored cable box connector.Yes>182 - A wick raiser from a kerosene lamp burner.Correct, it's from an old lantern, turning the knob raised or lowered the wick.
11/06/2004 8:24 PM
#178 is a soldering tip for a butane torch.#184 looks like a tool to expand inside tube to position it for rolling.
11/11/2004 12:37 AM
187 is a fishing weight
11/12/2004 8:46 AM
>#178 is a soldering tip for a butane torch.Correct>#184 looks like a tool to expand inside tube to position it for rolling.This one isn't for expanding tubes.>187 is a fishing weightCorrect
11/13/2004 6:25 AM
posted by Rob H. at 9:33 AM on Nov 6, 2004
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179 is part of a set of ice creepers...they strap onto your shoes, like old fashioned roller skates used to....
11/06/2004 8:11 AM
is 181 a "tap" as in tap shoes...
or they were sometimes called heel protectors.?
11/06/2004 8:13 AM
178. Appears to be a tip for a propane torch.
11/06/2004 9:09 AM
>179 is part of a set of ice creepers...they strap onto your shoes, like old fashioned roller skates used to....
Correct
>is 181 a "tap" as in tap shoes...
or they were sometimes called heel protectors.?
This one isn't a tap, but it is for protecting the shoe from wear.
>178. Appears to be a tip for a propane torch.
Correct
11/06/2004 4:08 PM
180:
It's a close up of the underside of those pieces of plastic often covering fluorescent lights in their fixtures; used to dissipate the light.
11/06/2004 5:25 PM
183 - A jamb nut from a 1/2" conduit or armored cable box connector.
11/06/2004 6:22 PM
182 - A wick raiser from a kerosene lamp burner.
11/06/2004 6:24 PM
>180 - It's a close up of the underside of those pieces of plastic often covering fluorescent lights in their fixtures; used to dissipate the light.
This answer is correct.
>183 - A jamb nut from a 1/2" conduit or armored cable box connector.
Yes
>182 - A wick raiser from a kerosene lamp burner.
Correct, it's from an old lantern, turning the knob raised or lowered the wick.
11/06/2004 8:24 PM
#178 is a soldering tip for a butane torch.
#184 looks like a tool to expand inside tube to position it for rolling.
11/11/2004 12:37 AM
187 is a fishing weight
11/12/2004 8:46 AM
>#178 is a soldering tip for a butane torch.
Correct
>#184 looks like a tool to expand inside tube to position it for rolling.
This one isn't for expanding tubes.
>187 is a fishing weight
Correct
11/13/2004 6:25 AM