Thread: Post your mystery tool.

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Here is another one for you.
Can any of you pick the mysterious TOOL scratching around in the back of the D2

Andrew

Cant quite make it out, but at the bottom right of the engles fridge box theres a red item that appear to be loose, could be a high lift or a red rover jack, just drill a couple of holes in the facia panel and secure it with a clip over elastic strap that'll stop it moving and scratching.

Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

Cant quite make it out, but at the bottom right of the engles fridge box theres a red item that appear to be loose, could be a high lift or a red rover jack, just drill a couple of holes in the facia panel and secure it with a clip over elastic strap that'll stop it moving and scratching.

I thought he was talking about the one on the rear step of the RH Disco.

thats not a tool, tools are useful.

Originally Posted by easo

I could give it to my missus so she can carry more bags of shopping in one go...

Easo

I used to work on long line fishing boats we used a similar thing just looks a little different for clips onto the long line for the bouys and snoodes for hooks 30mile line and clips every 8 secs every 8 baits a bouy every so often a radar bouy for tracking the line. and thinking about it we had a funking looking clip on the play line (piece of rope kept near sea door for clipping to snood line for fighting fish on so u have something to grip too. +

Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

thats not a tool, tools are useful.

A very good point, Dave!

Guess that proves I'm not a tool then! Onya Dave!!!


Using Capitals, the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse or helping your uncle jack off a horse...

Originally Posted by LOVEMYRANGIE

Guess that proves I'm not a tool then! Onya Dave!!!

I thought it was LandyAndy! Had we but known it was you........we'd have been sure as we know you're not useful.

OK - here's one that turned up in a box of misc old tools a while back

It's a Moore & Wright 'something?, or it has been modified from a Moore & Wright 'something?

It's like a short 3 sided file with no teeth

It has been carefully and well sharpened to a point that would give a forensic pathologist something to think about....

I have no idea of what it's intended use was so if anyone has any ideas about what it is and what it is designed to do (apart from the more obvious rude suggestions), I'd be interested to hear them

... anything possibly related to watchmaking or clock repair ?? ... although I was not aware that Moore & Wright made those sort of things