1013 is an F key used to open Mass-Hamilton locks. (Usually on ATMs)
6/21/2007 6:25 AM
Anonymous said...
painless - it's an electronic key, but they're also pretty common for use in japanese and korean homes now.
6/21/2007 8:38 AM
Anonymous said...
1014 is a stair saw, used to cut fixed depth slits in wood that can be chiseled out to form a dado. 1015 is a corner counding tool, see: http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=2&p=32682&cat=1,42524
6/21/2007 9:24 AM
Anonymous said...
1016 appears to be a cheese press, used to force moisture out of cheese wheels.
6/21/2007 4:26 PM
Anonymous said...
1013 could be a program key for an electric buggy.I don't know what they are called but it has two wheels next to each other and you stand on it.
6/22/2007 3:06 AM
Anonymous said...
1015. It could round corners, but in the plastic product manufacturing company where I work it is used to remove flash from molded products. It's superb for this purpose.
6/22/2007 7:20 AM
Anonymous said...
#1015 is a rounding knife, used to round edges by woodworkers who don't want to use a router.
>1013 is an F key used to open Mass-Hamilton locks. (Usually on ATMs)
>painless - it's an electronic key, but they're also pretty common for use in japanese and korean homes now.
Same type of key but this one is used for a different purpose, see below.
>1014 is a stair saw, used to cut fixed depth slits in wood that can be chiseled out to form a dado. >1015 is a corner rounding tool
Both correct
>1016 appears to be a cheese press, used to force moisture out of cheese wheels.
It could be used for that but this one was used for something else.
>1013 could be a program key for an electric buggy.I don't know what they are called but it has two wheels next to each other and you stand on it.
Yes, it's a Segway key
>1015. It could round corners...
>1015 is a rounding knife...
Correct, it's a cornering tool
6/22/2007 11:16 AM
Anonymous said...
1013 is a Dallas Semiconductor iButton attached to a key fob. It looks like a battery, but it's more like an extremely rugged smart card chip. I can't read the part number, tough... ;-)
6/28/2007 3:25 PM
1013. 2-1/4" long: [Image]
A view of the other side: [Image]
1014. 12-1/2" long: [Image]
1015. 5-3/4" long: [Image]
1016. 44" long, take a look at Neatorama for more guesses on this one: [Image]
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1017a. 15" tall: [Image]
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1017b. Another version of the same device, circa 1750: [Image]
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1017c. Similar to the first two but made for a different purpose, made in 1582: [Image] Larger image
"Set 175"
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1013 is an F key used to open Mass-Hamilton locks. (Usually on ATMs)
6/21/2007 6:25 AM
painless - it's an electronic key, but they're also pretty common for use in japanese and korean homes now.
6/21/2007 8:38 AM
1014 is a stair saw, used to cut fixed depth slits in wood that can be chiseled out to form a dado.
1015 is a corner counding tool, see: http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=2&p=32682&cat=1,42524
6/21/2007 9:24 AM
1016 appears to be a cheese press, used to force moisture out of cheese wheels.
6/21/2007 4:26 PM
1013 could be a program key for an electric buggy.I don't know what they are called but it has two wheels next to each other and you stand on it.
6/22/2007 3:06 AM
1015. It could round corners, but in the plastic product manufacturing company where I work it is used to remove flash from molded products. It's superb for this purpose.
6/22/2007 7:20 AM
#1015 is a rounding knife, used to round edges by woodworkers who don't want to use a router.
6/22/2007 10:50 AM
>1013 is an F key used to open Mass-Hamilton locks. (Usually on ATMs)
>painless - it's an electronic key, but they're also pretty common for use in japanese and korean homes now.
Same type of key but this one is used for a different purpose, see below.
>1014 is a stair saw, used to cut fixed depth slits in wood that can be chiseled out to form a dado.
>1015 is a corner rounding tool
Both correct
>1016 appears to be a cheese press, used to force moisture out of cheese wheels.
It could be used for that but this one was used for something else.
>1013 could be a program key for an electric buggy.I don't know what they are called but it has two wheels next to each other and you stand on it.
Yes, it's a Segway key
>1015. It could round corners...
>1015 is a rounding knife...
Correct, it's a cornering tool
6/22/2007 11:16 AM
1013 is a Dallas Semiconductor iButton attached to a key fob. It looks like a battery, but it's more like an extremely rugged smart card chip. I can't read the part number, tough... ;-)
6/28/2007 3:25 PM