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12/05/2013 11:39:08 AM · #5776 |
Originally posted by nygold:
The side of your otter box. |
Bingo! |
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12/05/2013 11:42:51 AM · #5777 |
Oh crap now I have to post something?
Give me a minute. |
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12/05/2013 11:52:41 AM · #5778 |
OK easy one here. Who wants to take this lob ball out of the park?
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12/05/2013 11:55:48 AM · #5779 |
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12/05/2013 11:57:41 AM · #5780 |
Well done homerun.
Your up. |
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12/05/2013 02:37:37 PM · #5781 |
Have fun...I blurred the part number because that makes it too easy |
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12/05/2013 02:46:41 PM · #5782 |
| Bit from a mechanical puller - like a steering wheel removal tool. |
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12/05/2013 03:01:14 PM · #5783 |
| Nope, that is the thing in it's entirety, there are no other parts. |
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12/05/2013 03:16:51 PM · #5784 |
| Spanner to assemble a self-assembly item. |
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12/05/2013 03:21:44 PM · #5785 |
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12/05/2013 03:37:04 PM · #5786 |
It is not, despite appearances, a wrench of any sort.
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12/05/2013 03:49:26 PM · #5787 |
| a tool for screw in chokes on a shotgun. |
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12/05/2013 04:10:45 PM · #5788 |
| I looks dome-shaped -- I think it's a hold-down of some sort (threaded shaft through the center hole, nut on top to clamp it down) but I can't quite place what I may have seen it on before. |
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12/05/2013 04:15:44 PM · #5789 |
Originally posted by see:
a tool for screw in chokes on a shotgun. |
I'd call that a wrench, but to clarify, it is not used to tighten or loosen anything. |
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12/05/2013 04:18:40 PM · #5790 |
Could be the part that holds the top of the lip on a shotgun shell on a reloader.
No you said it's not a part of something..hmmmmm
Message edited by author 2013-12-05 16:35:03. |
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12/05/2013 04:35:57 PM · #5791 |
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12/05/2013 06:59:28 PM · #5792 |
A spacer to hold the distance constant between two rods or tubes, or a gauge to set that spacing for building something.
The tightening instructions are a puzzle.
It looks sort of like a "tab washer" where you bend the tabs around a nut to lock it, but then the three "tabs" have different openings in them. Just a guess at size, it looks like 1/4", 5/16" and 3/8" to me.
The only other thing it looks to me like it would be good for is scraping the crud off tubing or pipe. |
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12/05/2013 07:09:36 PM · #5793 |
| something to tune some kind of calliope musical instrument? |
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12/05/2013 07:14:07 PM · #5794 |
An addition to my answer posted before.
"They allow the installer or inspector to verify proper tightening of a tube fitting, prior to pressurizing a system."
Message edited by author 2013-12-05 19:22:03. |
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12/05/2013 08:58:53 PM · #5795 |
Originally posted by beatabg:
An addition to my answer posted before.
"They allow the installer or inspector to verify proper tightening of a tube fitting, prior to pressurizing a system." |
Yep.
If the gage will slip onto the fitting, it needs to be tightenedâ€Â¦if it won't, you're good to go.
I might have literally hundreds of these fittings on a typical tester that I work on. |
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12/05/2013 09:40:42 PM · #5796 |
That's crazy and requires responsibility and patience I bet. Spork is the man!
Okay. I never know what to post so I'm pretty sure this is easy:
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12/05/2013 09:44:48 PM · #5797 |
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12/05/2013 10:29:50 PM · #5798 |
No, I didn't make it "that" easy :) Not when everyone posts some complicated stuff, and I have to learn about Gap inspection gauges etc. :)
ETA. I would give you a clue but I think that would be too obvious. So I'll wait a little.
Message edited by author 2013-12-05 22:48:30. |
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12/06/2013 05:42:58 AM · #5799 |
Hint: It's something I always carry with me when I go somewhere. I mean when I'm not home.
Message edited by author 2013-12-06 05:43:23. |
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12/06/2013 07:05:15 AM · #5800 |
A 007 stun-gun designed as a pen
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