I have no idea because there doesn’t seem to be any way to work on the contents. Can’t weld, braze, Drill, mill etc. in there, as far as I can see.
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Any idea how this screw-infested fixture was used?
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MichaelP
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Lathe tool bit grinding fixture?
sfriedberg
Diamond
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Looks like it was meant to mount on two rods or pins. So, guessing wildly, some sort of work/end stop for a specific job/fixture.
trevj
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That'd be what I'd figure.
A repeat or multi-part run that justified making a little fixture so as to dummy-proof a compound angle on a part.
Makes a swell fishing weight, or a storage place for a couple screws that can be robbed out when you need them!
4GSR
Diamond
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Fixture for sharpening large spade drill bits.
Agree, nice boat anchor. Be the only one out there with an unique one!
Ken
Agree, nice boat anchor. Be the only one out there with an unique one!
Ken
sfriedberg
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Certainly looks like it would do that job.
