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Yes for watch
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Game: Guess the mystery object !
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Yes for watch
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I expect something more specific, not only for "repair watches o jewelry) 
Name of the object, for what it is used in particular.
Name of the object, for what it is used in particular.
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Oh sorry, not sure of the specific name but my best guess is that it is similar to a micrometer. Used to measure and compair the thickness of multiple parts of a watch. Possibly having the ability to press gears and watch hands onto shafts as well.
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Got it, balance truing and poising tool! AKA Levin truing caliper.
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the one for the older folks is a set of magnetic transducers from a video recorder a VCR, they go inside the spinning drum head.
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Yes, very good pyro:beer:! I knew I wasn't the only one around here that's got a loooong history of cannibalizing electronics:evil:
Now lets see what you've got for us pyro:shhh:
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Yes, is a caliper for Checking the balance of a watch :beer:
Here is a page to see how it works.
How to Use calipers to check and true a watch balance
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Wow that's a pretty cool little tool. Very interesting!
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I think this old thread is worth a bump to continue.
Heres the mystery object, although I know that a few members here will immediately know what it is and what it does, do you?
Cheers.
Heres the mystery object, although I know that a few members here will immediately know what it is and what it does, do you?
Cheers.
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Looks like the blade out of a chipper shredder :thinking:
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It's a bit far a lathe?
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It can be, but its mostly used for other machines, your on track though, what is it?
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I have seen one of these before, I just can't remember what it was on.
Is it used for wood products?
Is it used for wood products?
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Nope, strictly metal.... I'm not giving anymore hints after that one lol, it would be a dead giveaway at that point
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It's for beveling edges on pipe or plate steel prior to welding?
My brain is a little fuzzy, I took a pain killer for a really bad headache.
My brain is a little fuzzy, I took a pain killer for a really bad headache.
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