Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: oldgoaly on May 05, 2018, 12:58:01 PM
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pics show everything, can not throw it away never know when you might need it! Got to be part of something but what?
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"part of a zig-zag rule" is too obvious, so I won't say it :smiley:
It could be something like the simple clamps guitarmakers use when gluing the purfling on a guitar/other instrument. Stewart MacDonald's current versions look like this:
(http://img2.stewmac.com/product/images/18409/StewMac_Spool_Clamps_Set_of_6.jpg)
but they were traditionally made by the craftsman, looking more like this:
(https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=90391&d=1344961812)
I've seen some discussions of making your own that refer to hole saws for cutting out the "jaws." I imagine, before power tools, that the jaw shapes were more varied, chosen by the fastest manufacturing method; as the Stewart MacDonald picture shows, you need a lot of them.
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I will have to try that see how they work.
Thanks Bill!
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Dealing in old tools, this type is the kind I am used to seeing. I have not posted a photo in awhile. I must be doing something wrong. I got it to insert as a link, but not as just a photo.
http://www.wvtools.com/images/ebaystore/162482f.JPG
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Nice!!!!!
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Yes it works! going to clean it up a little since it has a good use!
But here it is in action, note the clean workbench..... for me that's clean!
this isn't my main workbench just a small one in the shed with pedal and treadle tools. The piece being held down will be a strip of trim for a Penthouse bar radio from 1934, still need to find the liquor bottles, found some shot glasses, and of course the radio needs capacitors. Never plug in a old radio!
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Yes it works! going to clean it up a little since it has a good use!
But here it is in action, note the clean workbench..... for me that's clean!
this isn't my main workbench just a small one in the shed with pedal and treadle tools. The piece being held down will be a strip of trim for a Penthouse bar radio from 1934, still need to find the liquor bottles, found some shot glasses, and of course the radio needs capacitors. Never plug in a old radio!
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