581. Inside measuring device, with it's holder. Not a micrometer, as it is marked in 1/16th increments.
582. Brass sheet bookmarks.
583. Crenelated nut.
584. Thought it was a funky drawknife, till I saw the second picture, showing the hole in the end. This makes it a block knife. In use, the hole is hooked onto a hook screwed into a large block of wood (usually a large log or stump), allowing tremendous leverage to be applied at the cutting edge. Used for roughing shapes out of wood (like for wooden clogs).
585. Chain Boomer (at least, that's what we call it in Texas). For tightening chains (can also be used in running fencing).
586. Squirrel cage- I'm guessing for stirring paint.
>581. Inside measuring device, with it's holder. Not a micrometer...
It takes two full revolutions to go 1/16", and each revolution is divided into 30 increments. .0625/60 equals .001, so it is a micrometer though it doesn't appear to be one.
>582. Brass sheet bookmarks.
>583. Crenelated nut.
>584. This makes it a block knife...
>585. Chain Boomer (at least, that's what we call it in Texas). For tightening chains ...
>586. Squirrel cage- I'm guessing for stirring paint.
The rest of these are correct, though we call 583 a castellated nut.
2/12/2006 1:45 PM
Anonymous said...
585. a SNAP Boomer used to sucure loads. doesnt matter what kind of trailer. Leverage is the key, but a Ratchet boomer is safer and easier to use, pluss doesnt need retightend as often.
2/14/2009 3:30 AM
Anonymous said...
584 - Skinning Draw Knife - Removes meat from animal skin. Used in the Leather industry. Looks like it might be missing a handle, or strap.
585 - Lever Chain Binder
7/09/2010 12:44 PM
581. 2-11/16" to 3-1/2" long [Image]
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9-1/2" long [Image]
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582. 1" long, both sides of the same item [Image]
583. 3/8" inside diameter [Image]
584. 14" long [Image]
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585. 27-1/2" long [Image]
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586. 3-1/8" diameter, end view of a tool that can be found in most large hardware stores: [Image]
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582. Bookmarks
583. Nut, probably for an axle. You put a cotter pin through the axle or bolt, locked into those little tabs to keep it from spinning off.
584. Spokeshave, missing a handle?
586. Paint auger/stir for a drill
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2/09/2006 5:13 AM
585. Chain tightener - used on flatbed trailers.
2/09/2006 6:41 AM
Squirrel Cage Fan?
2/09/2006 6:33 PM
582. money clip
2/09/2006 8:37 PM
583. Castle nut
585. Chain binder
586. Squirel cage blower (inside view)
2/10/2006 12:39 AM
584 - Some sort of cooper's draw knife for barrel making???
2/10/2006 12:47 PM
584. Part of a tobacco chopper.
2/10/2006 1:49 PM
>582. Bookmarks
>583. Nut...put a cotter pin through the axle or bolt...
Both correct
>584. Spokeshave, missing a handle?
Nope
>586. Paint auger/stir for a drill
>585. Chain tightener - used on flatbed trailers.
Both of these are correct
>Squirrel Cage Fan?
It's a squirrel cage but it's not used as a fan.
>582. money clip
This one is too small and not strong enough to be a money clip.
>583. Castle nut
>585. Chain binder
Yes to both
>586. Squirel cage blower (inside view)
This one is not a blower
>584 - Some sort of cooper's draw knife for barrel making???
Nope
>584. Part of a tobacco chopper.
Yes, it's a chopper but I don't know if it's specifically for tobacco.
2/10/2006 2:56 PM
581. Inside measuring device, with it's holder. Not a micrometer, as it is marked in 1/16th increments.
582. Brass sheet bookmarks.
583. Crenelated nut.
584. Thought it was a funky drawknife, till I saw the second picture, showing the hole in the end. This makes it a block knife. In use, the hole is hooked onto a hook
screwed into a large block of wood (usually a large log or stump), allowing tremendous leverage to be applied at the cutting edge. Used for roughing shapes out of wood (like for wooden clogs).
585. Chain Boomer (at least, that's what we call it in Texas). For tightening chains (can also be used in running fencing).
586. Squirrel cage- I'm guessing for stirring paint.
2/11/2006 3:45 PM
>581. Inside measuring device, with it's holder. Not a micrometer...
It takes two full revolutions to go 1/16", and each revolution is divided into 30 increments. .0625/60 equals .001, so it is a micrometer though it doesn't appear to be one.
>582. Brass sheet bookmarks.
>583. Crenelated nut.
>584. This makes it a block knife...
>585. Chain Boomer (at least, that's what we call it in Texas). For tightening chains ...
>586. Squirrel cage- I'm guessing for stirring paint.
The rest of these are correct, though we call 583 a castellated nut.
2/12/2006 1:45 PM
585. a SNAP Boomer used to sucure loads. doesnt matter what kind of trailer. Leverage is the key, but a Ratchet boomer is safer and easier to use, pluss doesnt need retightend as often.
2/14/2009 3:30 AM
584 - Skinning Draw Knife - Removes meat from animal skin. Used in the Leather industry. Looks like it might be missing a handle, or strap.
585 - Lever Chain Binder
7/09/2010 12:44 PM