Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: Jeff from Wisconsin on August 05, 2020, 07:52:36 AM
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Hi fellas, wondering if anyone can identify what this is and what its used for.
Bottom plate is non-farris, guessing aluminum but feels heavier than that.
Gage-all? or gauge-all Hmm
Extensive web search came up with zero!
Thanks
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My 1st thought is a go- no - go gauge set.
You take a standard you design example 2.000 inches. But you have a plus or minus of 3 thousandths. ! side would be set up for 2.003, the other would be 1.997
It would be set up in the machine shop and used by a assembly line person or general worker.
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Looks tool-maker made.
Some kind of custom application.
Does the packaging look commercial?
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one is a #6 - 6 inch and the other 9 inch from 2 different suppliers; one from brooklyn NY and the other from milwaukee Wi. but machined identically the same. I would go as far as saying they were made at the same facility. Since they did come from 2 different suppliers, I would surmise they were ordered at 2 different dates. The packaging fits each unit to a tee, but other than the suppliers name and addy there are no other identifying writings. The question is why would the end user want/need/or have to order from said suppliers instead of going straight to the manufacturer if they were custom made. These may be an off the shelf item - maybe?
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Looks like some heavy duty cable connectors, electrical junction box. Pins removed when cable inserted, different sized cables for different sized pins and circuits.
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Does that right label say, "Curriers for cutters?" If so, I would surmise a machinist's gauge of some kind, but I have no idea whatsoever what kind.
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if that one says Custanite i found a brief mention on vintagemachinery.org that that company "is best-known as the makers of the Kant-Twist clamp".
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Does that right label say, "Curriers for cutters?" If so, I would surmise a machinist's gauge of some kind, but I have no idea whatsoever what kind.
Curriers, ya still a mystery.
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if that one says Custanite i found a brief mention on vintagemachinery.org that that company "is best-known as the makers of the Kant-Twist clamp".
Custanite, that and brass hammers, lol
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Thanks fellas! guess this one is going unsolved. :undecided: Have a great weekend!!!
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Does that right label say, "Curriers for cutters?" If so, I would surmise a machinist's gauge of some kind, but I have no idea whatsoever what kind.
Curriers, ya still a mystery.
Probably not for cleaning horses, though.
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Does that right label say, "Curriers for cutters?" If so, I would surmise a machinist's gauge of some kind, but I have no idea whatsoever what kind.
Curriers, ya still a mystery.
Probably not for cleaning horses, though.
....or a nut cracker. :embarrassed:
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Could it be a misspelled word? "Carriers"? "Couriers"?
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Image restrictions are not my favorite part of this forum :angry:
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Thanks, I was unable to read the fine print :cheesy: