201. looks also, by the last link that its missing some length. The ones I've seen usually handle 3" pipe.
11/26/2004 9:30 PM
Anonymous said...
206 is used to magnetise or demagnatise a screwdriver. the screwdriver is either inserted or rubbed along the side depending on what you want to do Russ
>202: This looks like one of many after market tools made to ream the bronze bushing inserts in Model T Ford front axle spindle bodies.
Thanks for the reply.
>201. looks also, by the last link that its missing some length. The ones I've seen usually handle 3" pipe.
Yes, part of it is missing, probably just a few links.
>206 is used to magnetise or demagnatise a screwdriver. the screwdriver is either inserted or rubbed along the side depending on what you want to do Russ
This answer is correct.
11/27/2004 4:36 PM
Anonymous said...
203. could be a hand tool for "routing" the edges of wood. Looks like both end pieces have the same design, the bottom one looks like a blade & that depth is adjustable.
11/28/2004 11:46 AM
Anonymous said...
Re: 201,
I install boilers in NYC.
It's a site glass cutter. The site glass is a glass tube that allows a building engineer to view the water, oil or freon levels in various kinds of boilers, coolers, chillers, etc.
It works the same as a cast iron (no-hub) cutter. You place it at the length you want, wrap it around the glass tube and attach the loose end to a catch on the opposite side of the lever. You slowly apply pressure and turn until the glass snaps at the desired length.
>203. could be a hand tool for "routing" the edges of wood. Looks like both end pieces have the same design, the bottom one looks like a blade & that depth is adjustable.
This answer is close, but it wasn't made for woodworking.
>Re: 201, I install boilers in NYC. It's a site glass cutter...
Thanks for the info. I found one almost just like mine that confirms your answer, second from the bottom on this site:
http://store.yahoo.com/wantasub1/tubetools.html
11/29/2004 3:31 PM
Anonymous said...
209 - Staples. 210 - A file
204 - You say most people would recognize a typewriter, but they are not familiar to an entire generation of children.
>204 - You say most people would recognize a typewriter, but they are not familiar to an entire generation of children.
True, but I don't think I get very many children here.
12/04/2004 1:55 PM
Anonymous said...
201 - glass cutter 204 - typewriter strikers
12/09/2004 2:16 AM
201.
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202. This tool belongs to someone else who is interested in finding out what it's used for. The frame is cast with the words "BATESON AUTO TOOL WKS ROME NY A1". The overall length is 20" from the end of the handle to the other end. It apparently mounts in a bench vise, there is a pad in the center of the C frame. The hand wheel adjusts the pad closer to the reamer/ spotface assembly. The button on the pad measures 1/2" and the reamer measures .505"
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203. 6" long
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204. This is a close-up of something most people would recognize.
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201. Pipe cutter, commonly used on automotive exhaust
11/25/2004 8:06 AM
204: Close up of a typewriter
11/26/2004 6:47 AM
205. multi-wrench, I've seen similar included with motorcycle tool kits but don't think this one is for bikes.
206. possibly a crimpimg die.
11/26/2004 7:08 AM
>Pipe cutter, commonly used on automotive exhaust
It's a cutter but I haven't yet determined if it's for pipe or glass.
>204: Close up of a typewriter
Correct.
>205. multi-wrench, I've seen similar included with motorcycle tool kits but don't think this one is for bikes.
It's a wrench but as you say, it's not for bikes. It's for a specific machine.
>206. possibly a crimpimg die.
This one isn't a die.
11/26/2004 2:58 PM
202: This looks like one of many after market tools made to ream the bronze bushing inserts in Model T Ford front axle spindle bodies.
11/26/2004 4:51 PM
201. looks also, by the last link that its missing some length. The ones I've seen usually handle 3" pipe.
11/26/2004 9:30 PM
206 is used to magnetise or demagnatise a screwdriver. the screwdriver is either inserted or rubbed along the side depending on what you want to do Russ
11/27/2004 1:49 AM
>202: This looks like one of many after market tools made to ream the bronze bushing inserts in Model T Ford front axle spindle bodies.
Thanks for the reply.
>201. looks also, by the last link that its missing some length. The ones I've seen usually handle 3" pipe.
Yes, part of it is missing, probably just a few links.
>206 is used to magnetise or demagnatise a screwdriver. the screwdriver is either inserted or rubbed along the side depending on what you want to do Russ
This answer is correct.
11/27/2004 4:36 PM
203. could be a hand tool for "routing" the edges of wood. Looks like both end pieces have the same design, the bottom one looks like a blade & that depth is adjustable.
11/28/2004 11:46 AM
Re: 201,
I install boilers in NYC.
It's a site glass cutter. The site glass is a glass tube that allows a building engineer to view the water, oil or freon levels in various kinds of boilers, coolers, chillers, etc.
It works the same as a cast iron (no-hub) cutter. You place it at the length you want, wrap it around the glass tube and attach the loose end to a catch on the opposite side of the lever. You slowly apply pressure and turn until the glass snaps at the desired length.
Hope I learned ya. :)
RC of NYC
11/28/2004 12:36 PM
>203. could be a hand tool for "routing" the edges of wood. Looks like both end pieces have the same design, the bottom one looks like a blade & that depth is adjustable.
This answer is close, but it wasn't made for woodworking.
>Re: 201,
I install boilers in NYC.
It's a site glass cutter...
Thanks for the info. I found one almost just like mine that confirms your answer, second from the bottom on this site:
http://store.yahoo.com/wantasub1/tubetools.html
11/29/2004 3:31 PM
209 - Staples.
210 - A file
204 - You say most people would recognize a typewriter, but they are not familiar to an entire generation of children.
12/03/2004 3:37 PM
>209 - Staples.
Correct, although you probably mean 208
>210 - A file
Yes
>204 - You say most people would recognize a typewriter, but they are not familiar to an entire generation of children.
True, but I don't think I get very many children here.
12/04/2004 1:55 PM
201 - glass cutter
204 - typewriter strikers
12/09/2004 2:16 AM