OneGuyFromBarlick

Bodger wrote: ↑

15 Sep 2019, 07:18

Firewood ?

So it's an end swaging tool for locking boiler pipes into position?

Clogged arteries .

I'm stumped.

Not sure, bit of a guess, but is it an adjustable reamer?

Is it for laying cables to off shore wind farms?

Blanket making?

To help secure the metal rim around wooden barrels?

Used in caulking process for boats to drive in the tarred rope?

Don't know, just speaking thoughts aloud.
Hold it in left hand, hit with hammer and chisel something, looks very old.

Ancestry free until Monday.

Is it for clearing out jets on petrol paint strippers? That's a guess!!

We have a friend who has nattered us to death to watch Peaky Blinders, we have since watched all the episodes, and love it. I think it's a marmite thing though, you either love it or hate it.

Is it for cutting curds in cheese making?

1950s library adverts.

Is it for cleaning between teeth?

Stanley wrote: ↑

14 Aug 2019, 07:30

No Gloria. See the above. It's in a prison cell at Wormwood Scrubs in the 19th century.

Ooops I never saw that.

Is it something to do with Calderstones?

I usually enjoy watching Who Do You Think You Are but have just switched off in disgust at Kate Winslet's histrionics at finding the child of an ancestor died at 5 years old in the early 19th century. Wow, that was unusual. I stuck with it, but I thought she went way over the top. Some of the actor...

Is he doing a polishing process?

Good, that's near enough, well done Stanley. It's a Maudslay.

Sorry no Tizer.

What is this in?

This is a wild guess.
Is it anything to do with popping medicine balls down the throats of horses??

Is it something to do with the hole in the nose of a bull, which the ring goes through?