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What is this tool?

Started by nimbleron, April 06, 2017, 08:00:41 PM

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nimbleron

Friend found this and we want to know what it is.

john k

Does it make a noise when the crank is turned?
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mikeswrenches

Are there any names, patent dates or numbers, logos, or any kind of marks to get us started. Where did it come from? Sometimes the origin is a help...sometimes not.

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chips


bill300d

Quote from: chips on April 07, 2017, 02:57:32 PM
Antique candy cutter.
Or pasta/dough was what I was thinking.
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nimbleron

I was told it makes a "whirring" noise when cranked.

Northwoods

Quote from: chips on April 07, 2017, 02:57:32 PM
Antique candy cutter.
That was my thought.  Could cut taffy strips into bites.  I'd eat some if you cleaned it up.
The ORIGINAL Northwoods.

turnnut

 is it all steel ?   or are some parts brass. 

chips

Google image search Thomas Mills Kiss Knocker.  It cuts taffy.

nimbleron

It sure looks like that taffy cutter - thanks chips!
I'll have to get a photo from my friend of the other side to confirm.

Plyerman

Can of Labatt Blue for scale. I think me and your friend would get along just fine.
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