Odd Tool

[oldgoaly]

So we are sort of snowed in 8-10" of snow, yes just a dusting to those Vikings and Nanooks of the north!Turned the pic over a 180  got  a lever.
https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZitLJY3JxHsQ6Mr5UJ7hHPPF4hNHobZMy2OphBvaLw499GVwMro-1vhDAyzmZREaB-AWx6SNtEfWOMxYAPMrzXKERp92xB3JbN6RO4Iqkfnbk-dmEz9k13sEIl4NIXMmlkP-NwV8YxndkZp4BquCCCJc8GtAGvpYAW1BFMBY1iW7hu_1NC3-HHpoWYs0GmxnjlKEiEF4Y-OWwX_1MoFY-ofKwM4yuKobFetOUi0Hk_1I6hMRqqCkG1PFoDaCmCeKOnSC2BBCRNjXXDUErJ5SaVTZ5YHl9IDprH9LSFnbYgmtjuQ7rVpC4otZuMIySFfprolQ0K-gi94&hl=en

[Papaw]

I guess Google is stumped as well !

[oldgoaly]

The closest tool I have to the one end is a sheet metal deburring tool.This isn't mine I have one with rectangular carbides.

[Papaw]

But those rotate don't they ?

[oldgoaly]

They can if you loosen the hold down screw.

[lptools]

Hello, Papaw. The wheels on the metal deburring tool that oldgoaly sent a photo of can be loosened/rotated/reversed, but that is only done to expose a new cutting edge. In use they are fixed. Regards, Lou

[Papaw]

I understand the wheels on Old Goaly's tool can be moved. These can't. They are solidly riveted in place.

[lptools]

Hello, Papaw.Just trying to clarify why they could be loosened. I also understand that yours are fixed, I just can't figure out why!!!! Regards, Lou

[papadan]

This thing is starting to bug me. Forget about sharpening anything with it. For sharpening, the wheels need to rotate and they need to cross each other to create a sharp point on the blade. 2 wheels beside each other wont sharpen, they may shave the edge down some, but not finish the job.

[Papaw]

ANSWERED !

A member of a Facebook page (  What is this? Antique, vintage, and unusual item identification ) supplied the answer. It is a broadhead arrow sharpener.

[lptools]

I think Lazarus had that answer in a previous post, but no picture.

[Papaw]

Yes, he did !

[papadan]

I tried researching Laz. broadhead answer, and never found anything like it related to archery or broadheads. :-(