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    Posted 9 years ago

    Sting
    (27 items)

    I believe this to be some sort of jig but I am not sure. The only writing is on the two "masts" : "THE L.S.STARRETTE CO ATHOL .MASS. USA".
    I have several other measuring tools from my dad's things manufactured by Starrette. It was easier to figure out the purpose of a micrometer. I am at a loss here.
    Thank you,

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    1. slackjack, 9 years ago
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scriber
    2. Sting, 9 years ago
      Thank you! I now know there are other pieces and I believe I have them. This falls into the category of things I can not use and no one in the family wants. That category is getting too big. I am going to post another picture and maybe you can help me decide if it is the same thing. Than you
    3. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 9 years ago
      The v-base is for setting on the matching lathe rail. A common use is with a dial indicator to check for roundness or flatness of things. Even saw one used to hold a cigarette for a machinist while working.

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