What is it?

[Sawdust Man]

I know what these are....

 

[Junk Meister]

better pics of the 10" Bucks?

 

[Sawdust Man]

better pics of the 10" Bucks?

They are buried in the bottom of a pallet tote atm.
When they're resurrected I'll shoot more pics.

 

[Sawdust Man]

I know what most of this stuff is....... but there are a couple mysteries in there.

 

[Sawdust Man]

 

[Only the Tony]

Which mystery? The half of the micrometer or the slide rule?

 

[Only the Tony]

Vee with the rod and spirit level is called a metal centering head. Now I have to look up how to use it.

 

[Al Smith]

Maybe @Al Smith could shed some light on the items.

On what ? Perhaps concerning that device made of aluminum tubing is a suction device to remove fat in a cosmetic proceedure .Besides that I'm a shade tree mechanic on sabatical leave during winter not a plastic surgeon with an on line degree .However I can skin a deer and castrate a pig .Case xx large carbon steel stockman model .

 

[ray benson]

On what ? Perhaps concerning that device made of aluminum tubing is a suction device to remove fat in a cosmetic proceedure .Besides that I'm a shade tree mechanic on sabatical leave during winter not a plastic surgeon with an on line degree .However I can skin a deer and castrate a pig .Case xx large carbon steel stockman model .

Hi Al. He did post some machinist tools in a cabinet that he got along with a Bridgeport mill. Thought you might know what they are?

 

[legdelimber]

That's gotta be the smallest boring head I've ever seen.

Do the 10" cylinders look like a gear reduction assy or a hydraulic cylinder?
If hydraulic, I'm thinking maybe part of some, one-off, clamping/fixture set up.

The cluster of sleeves looks like adaptors/jigging for some, once in a while, small batch job.
One of them makes me think of a tap holder/extension (the one with the set screw). Sometimes you needed to thread a hole that was just a bit to close to some protrusion to get a chuck or tapping head to clear.

 

[Al Smith]

 

[Al Smith]

The above contain varies micrometers ,a square ,several dial indictors what looks like a depth micromoter or two ,a slide rule in essence a manual operated pocket calculator .What looks like a center finder,telescope gauge .several bases with a scribe mounted .What looks like a boring head .Not shown a partridge in a pear tree which could be a crow .

 

[Junk Meister]

The above contain varies micrometers ,a square ,several dial indictors what looks like a depth micromoter or two ,a slide rule in essence a manual operated pocket calculator .What looks like a center finder,telescope gauge .several bases with a scribe mounted .What looks like a boring head .Not shown a partridge in a pear tree which could be a crow .

I was Thinking BUZZERD

 

[Al Smith]

I was Thinking BUZZERD

We have them too along with great horned owls,bald eagles. red tail hawks .The partridges are in the next state north of Ohio but we do have the pear trees . Once upon a time the pears seemed to grow in fence rows but those are just about gone .No more fence rows just great gigantic fields like you might find in Kansas .