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Posted 4 years ago
swampdogg
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bought yard sale this morning first thought a vintage compasses for circles on metal then thought black smith tool then few hours looking on net i thought something broke off all i know except was $ 3.00
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Caliper or divider and could be used for both. Not terribly old just neglected. Had you paid $2.50 less it would have been a good deal.
Cool tool!! I would have brought it home too!!
be a cool wall piece if i can find room lol ty for info have a great night
I'm just curious , what does an empty spot on a wall look like??
<LOLOL> @ lptools -- and I'll raise your question...I'd also like to know what an empty spot *on a floor* looks like...??? ;-) ;-) ;-) :-) :-) :-)
The "empty spot" on a floor , (usually a couple square inches) , is where the one of a kind part of a tool lands, and then bounces into the nether regions of everything else on the floor!!
Looks like a nut cracker to me.
<ROTFLMAO> @/with lptools again!! :-) :-) :-) But I gotta also point out, maybe, that if said floor is in a garage/driveway instead of a house that "spot" will more likely be the exact center of the most unreachable part of the ground underneath whatever's being worked on...and/or wherever what otherwise 'part of something' otherwise bounces itself off to... :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)