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377. used for scribing lines in metal

6/16/2005 6:14 AM

376. Steel mill/foundry safety glasses
377. Retractable metal scribe

6/16/2005 6:23 AM

380. A molinillo, used to stir and froth hot chocolate in Mexico.

6/16/2005 8:44 AM

378. Tuning peg for a stringed instrument

6/16/2005 8:17 PM

379. Always first with an educated guess: This looks like other firefighter combination tools. Note the section that is used to open a hydrant valve.

- Edward

6/17/2005 2:45 AM

>377. used for scribing lines in metal

Correct

>376. Steel mill/foundry safety glasses

Close but not correct

>377. Retractable metal scribe

Yes, but it doesn't retract, the tip comes out and is reversed, with a blunt end then exposed.

>380. A molinillo...

>378. Tuning peg for a stringed instrument

>379. Always first with an educated guess: This looks like other firefighter combination tools.

These last three are correct.

Rob

6/17/2005 3:40 PM

376. Guess - glass blower's protective eyewear?
377. Known - diamond scribe for use on glass

6/17/2005 3:45 PM

>376. Guess - glass blower's protective eyewear?

Nope

>377. Known - diamond scribe for use on glass

Partially correct, it's a carbide scribe for metal, glass or tile

6/18/2005 11:45 AM

376. they're for driving a car

6/19/2005 11:35 PM

>376. they're for driving a car

Correct, they are Willson driving goggles.

6/20/2005 3:17 AM

381 looks like ascrew out

6/20/2005 4:19 PM

>381 looks like a screw out

I not familiar with those, but others have said that the threads run in the wrong direction to be an "easy out" or "screw out".

6/20/2005 4:37 PM

380: Chocolate maker (used in Central American countries)

8/17/2005 3:34 PM