Buck
DC's Angel
That would be one bodacious tongue!
Guess what this is a photo of!
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YT2095
Executive Chef
an adjustable electrode, spark-gap type.
Uncle Bob
Chef Extraordinaire
Is it in anyway used with cloth?
YT2095
Executive Chef
Buck, I sincerely hope you haven`t been holding out on me! Leiden Jar
these puppies RAWK!
these puppies RAWK!
Buck
DC's Angel
Coming up to date:
Not an electrode.
Not used with cloth.
Not from a Leiden Jar. I don't have that capacity.
pacanis is getting warm.
Not an electrode.
Not used with cloth.
Not from a Leiden Jar. I don't have that capacity.
pacanis is getting warm.
Jeekinz
Washing Up
Ball guage, tuning hammer, a tool to make bullets?
Buck
DC's Angel
Sorry Jeekins, all off target.
Buck
DC's Angel
Yes indeed it is still used today.
Jeekinz
Washing Up
Do the different diameter of the balls come into play for thir weight or their size.
........OMG, I can't believe I just typed that.
........OMG, I can't believe I just typed that.
expatgirl
Master Chef
Are they used in metalworks such as silver, or copper, etc?
Buck
DC's Angel
They are used in a form of metal work but they are not used to work the metal.
Have I confused you thoroughly?
Have I confused you thoroughly?
expatgirl
Master Chef
Yes, Buck, you did a great job of confusing me thoroughly and I think that you probably knew where I was going with the question.........
Ok, back to the drawing board
Ok, back to the drawing board
Uncle Bob
Chef Extraordinaire
Is the metal worked with lead?
Buck
DC's Angel
expat, No, I really had no idea where you were going. Why not go there and we'll see if it pays off?
Uncle Bob,
Lead would be rare. More common would be steel, bronze, brass.
Uncle Bob,
Lead would be rare. More common would be steel, bronze, brass.
hmmm, if it's not used to work the metal, it must be used to work the mold or form that's used for the metal, but I've looked at a thousand mold making tools and can't find any that have round balls on the end of them.
The fact that the tube is threaded on both ends leads one to assume that you can put two different sized balls on to choose from when doing whatever it is you do with this.
The small size and you saying I was warm leads me to think ornamental or intricate work..... jewelry searches didn't produce anything....
I have no idea what to try next. Arghhh
The fact that the tube is threaded on both ends leads one to assume that you can put two different sized balls on to choose from when doing whatever it is you do with this.
The small size and you saying I was warm leads me to think ornamental or intricate work..... jewelry searches didn't produce anything....
I have no idea what to try next. Arghhh
Buck
DC's Angel
Excellent work, Grasshopper. Continue your search.
"Mold" is the operative word. If you can cope, it should not be a drag.
P.S.
Both ends threaded means nothing.
"Mold" is the operative word. If you can cope, it should not be a drag.
P.S.
Both ends threaded means nothing.
phinz
Head Chef
Is it used to vent a mold? Or is it a guide pin for a mold?
Buck
DC's Angel
Yes, it has something to do with molds, but neither of the functions you mention.
