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Can someone tell me what this is used for? | |||
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Got a picture or a link Bob ? Respectfully,Bob Fullerton | ||||
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The URL didn't show up on the last post. I'll try again. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5043933321&rd=1&rd=1 | ||||
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Just my own guess Bob,It looks like a lathe mounted file rest.The two rollers keep your file level when you are filing a flat on a pc. of material.Anyway it looks very similar to the file rests I've seen for sale at the marts. Respectfully,Bob Fullerton | ||||
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It must be a lot more than just a file rest. I have one of them and it a simple accessory. What in the world is it? Regards, Bob | ||||
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To both Roberts, I'm going to guess that this seller has stumbled into a cache of really, really nice home made watch lathe attachments. The item in question is, I think, a file rest with the added capability of being able to adjust to file at angles. The other tooling offered by the seller is made to a high standard but, again, not produced in a factory. This is really beautiful stuff though and a pleasure to see! Thank you for posting mention of it.-Cort | ||||
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