"DoN. Nichols" fired this volley in news: snipped-for-privacy@Katana.d-and-d.com:
C'mon, Don! The picture CLEARLY SHOWS the punched rim of each hole as being "toothed" (almost SPIKED), all the better to hold the slice of bread.
Lloyd
What is it? Set 516
Oct 24, 2013
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3007. Reading all the other posts could it be for stale bread? Put your slice of bread in and pop it in the oven?
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That's not it
How about mouse bait? Put in a freshly baked slice of bread. Put it in a tub where mice can hop in but can't jump or climb out. As they work to get what little bread they can, the noise and odor will attract all the mice in the building.
It's a slice slicer. You put a slice of bread in it and use a knife to cut it in half.
This answer was posted on rec.woodworking:
3007 : bread slicer
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John T.
Correct! You get two quarter inch slices from a half inch one.
"Phil Kangas" fired this volley in news:l4eg7b$jbb$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:
Bingo! Lloyd
I thought your breadboard answer was very close s
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Rob
3011 Resembles the pin in our old John Deere one-horse wagon. The round part dropped into a hole to connect the rear wheel assembly to the center of the front axle. On the side portion was a wrench for the wheel bolts. Two differences: It was a true right angle, and the sides of the wrench were longer.
Thanks for the info. I just looked again at the email and saw that the owner said there was some text on it that said "99934-2" and "Circle D" but I didn't find anything when I did a quick search on it.
I thought your breadboard answer was very close s
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Rob
Looks like would be good for punching a hole in a oil can. (when oil came in quart cans) WW
The Dayton Malleable Iron Works, which became the Dayton Malleable Iron Company, had a D in a circle for its trademark. It was known for buggy wrenches and buggy fittings.
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drops into a little slot, and the other part is the where the user >steps up.
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In response to the four separate posts seen above: Thanks for the suggestions, I've done some searching and haven't yet found any further information on this handle, though I did pass these ideas on to the owner of it. I think that we'll eventually get an answer for this one.
Rob
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