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    Posted 7 years ago

    OLBob
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    OK sports fans, here is another mystery I recently acquired. I have no idea what they are and neither did the seller at the junk store.
    I purchased two out of the several they had. They were in various sizes, some as small as about 1/2 '' diameter. These are about 2 1/2 and 3" diameter.
    They appear to fit into a chuck by the square on the shank.

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    1. lzenglish lzenglish, 7 years ago
      Hello "OLBob": Do the open end caps rotate independently of the grooved pattern pieces? Are the grooved pattern pieces fixed to the shafts?
    2. OLBob OLBob, 7 years ago
      The disc section with the teeth does appear to be removable from the shaft.
      I do not believe the caps rotate independently, there is the screw which seems to hold it in place. Plus they are so rusted that they don't move anyway.
      I wish I had purchased one of the other ones in the group photo. There are a few without the caps and they have different teeth on the perimeter of the disc.
    3. OLBob OLBob, 7 years ago
      Also note the small hole in the bottom of the square end of the shaft.
    4. OLBob OLBob, 7 years ago
      My guess is the small hole was to hold the shaft during manufacturing on a lathe with a "live center."

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