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No, usually only used on drills (can be used for CNC machines, anyway)
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Game: Guess the mystery object !
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Is it a wire tap, used to tap thread into holes you just drilled?
Second guess: magic device that makes autofocus go haywire.
Second guess: magic device that makes autofocus go haywire.
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Nope not a beam block but your definetly getting warmer ok another hint its mostly used for testing.
@HIMNL9 Is it a counter sink drill bit?
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I suppose tyson win 
(if countersink is that what i mean ..... sides for screw heads, right ?)
It's used for make side for 45 degrees head screws, or also just for take away the "cutting borders" that a drill bit left when you drill a metal part.
EDIT: your one is a test socket/heatsink assembly for laser "brick style" diodes ?
(if countersink is that what i mean ..... sides for screw heads, right ?)It's used for make side for 45 degrees head screws, or also just for take away the "cutting borders" that a drill bit left when you drill a metal part.
EDIT: your one is a test socket/heatsink assembly for laser "brick style" diodes ?
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I guess HIMNL9 is the winner. It is a 9mm laser diode test/heatsink jig made by billg519 and you guys call yourself laserist's:na:
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Talk about overkill^^
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Talk about overkill^^
What the pic to big for you?
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I think he was talking about the size of the HS.
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Ok, in the meantime i go to lunch, try to guess this one:
Helps:
It can have different lenghts, but always the same diameter
It's not a standalone "tool" (like, as example, a screwdriver or an extractor)
It "add" a function to another component.
Try to be more specific possible
Helps:
It can have different lenghts, but always the same diameter
It's not a standalone "tool" (like, as example, a screwdriver or an extractor)
It "add" a function to another component.
Try to be more specific possible
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Correct, it's for add the "shaft" to a trimmer type potentiometer and use it as a standard one (this one go in the trimmers that have hexagonal hole, instead slot screw hole)
EDIT: it's a shame that you have edited the OP, limiting the difficult ..... i had some very hard to guess :eg:, from my collection of old electronic curiosities )
EDIT: it's a shame that you have edited the OP, limiting the difficult ..... i had some very hard to guess :eg:, from my collection of old electronic curiosities
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^^ haha ok..
Try this
Try this
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snuss box?
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No and no.
Its difficult to give a clue without giving it away....i'll wait a bit longer
Its difficult to give a clue without giving it away....i'll wait a bit longer
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A hand warmer ?
