May 18, 201412 yr Ok Answer is.... A Fence Machine. Twists the wires between the wooden staves and spaces them. US Patent 436004 1890.
May 18, 201412 yr Is it for taking a core out of newly made cheese to test it for taste and maturity. The grooves and shape lend itself to a sample take of some nature.
May 18, 201412 yr Don't think it's a cheese corer. The ones used by the workers in the cool stores where I grew up in NZ were open at the end like an apple corer. More like these ones.
May 19, 201412 yr Popular Post Wood is involved.Stump blowing That's close enough I reckon. Its for splitting logs. Although why you would not just swing an axe I do not know. To quote from the source of the photo... "This is a black powder wedge, it was filled with black powder, placed into a drilled hole in the end of a log and then lit. The resulting explosion would split the log into three pieces if the wedge was in the center, into two pieces if it was offset." krisb, definitely on the right track there as well Well done Edited May 19, 201412 yr by ThaidDown
May 19, 201412 yr Author Interesting. Thanks for that. Anyone else feel like posting a tool? (Not one thats attached to anyones body)* *Showbags please note.
May 19, 201412 yr Anyone else feel like posting a tool? Kris ... I have a short list of maybe 4 or 5 ... but then I would be banned ...
May 19, 201412 yr Author Anyone else feel like posting a tool? Kris ... I have a short list of maybe 4 or 5 ... but then I would be banned ... Hey I'm sure she still loves ya mate.
May 19, 201412 yr Author Ok...since some of us care for a guess, how's this little number... Rules are no cheating using the internet...use your brain. As many guesses as you like Clues may be given. Edited May 19, 201412 yr by krisb
May 19, 201412 yr Moved to The Pub for more intelligent discussion "I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"
May 19, 201412 yr Interesting. Thanks for that. Anyone else feel like posting a tool? (Not one thats attached to anyones body)* *Showbags please note. Noted.
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