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Blogger pa-ter said...

215. appears to be yet another type of core removing tool for valve stems.
217. a chain breaker, removes the side plates on roller chain (same kind of links as seen on the side of this tool)

12/10/2004 7:16 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

213. A sand dollar

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12/10/2004 4:47 PM

Blogger Rob H. said...

>215. appears to be yet another type of core removing tool for valve stems.
217. a chain breaker, removes the side plates on roller chain (same kind of links as seen on the side of this tool)

Both of these are correct.

>213. A sand dollar

Yes

12/11/2004 6:00 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

215_ I believe this is more than just the tool . It looks like a cover for those very early auto valve stems with the core wrench built into the end.

12/13/2004 5:58 PM

Blogger Rob H. said...

>215_ I believe this is more than just the tool . It looks like a cover...

This is correct, threads start half-way up the inside.

12/13/2004 8:18 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

214- part of a tree tap for collecting Maple sap.

12/13/2004 9:40 PM

Blogger Rob H. said...

>214- part of a tree tap for collecting Maple sap.

Correct

12/15/2004 4:40 AM

Blogger Mike Wilkerson - 2GuysTalking said...

Where are the answers? :)

I think you have a great idea for a blog, but you need the answers someplace (perhaps in their own comment item posted later on) to explain what they are.

Great start and continue the good work!

Mike Wilkerson

12/16/2004 3:34 PM

Blogger Rob H. said...

>Where are the answers?

Thanks for the comments, I usually put up the answers a week after the original post. I just added the solutions for last weeks photos, you'll find a link after the last picture in the set.

12/16/2004 7:06 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

220. A bullet.

12/17/2004 5:07 PM

Blogger Rob H. said...

>220. A bullet

Correct

12/19/2004 5:52 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

225. is a tool used for flaring copper tubing. You insert the sharp part into the tube and twist and it flares it out. John Watson

12/29/2004 11:41 PM

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