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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | I have a feeling some of you will know what this is. For others there is a gap in your knowledge so let's see if someone can tell us what in the world this strange object is and what we might use it for. I know this is a hard one but give it a shot. I even up the points to 200 but you have to give details and apply the details to woodworking, oh yea be the first one to do so. Ed |
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| Router King Supreme Forum King | Feeler guages for automotive valve adjusting. Fits between the rocker arm and valve stem to set the gap for the valve adjustment. woodworking don't know.
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| Official Greeter Supreme Forum King Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: New Lebanon, Ohio "USA" First Name: Dave or "Doc" Posts: 4,567 ![]() | Quote:
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| Senior Moderator Supreme Forum King | Dr Zook, don't be silly, there are no gaps in Ed's joints... he rolls them tight! The reason they are bent by design is for adjusting valves, If you use straight feelers they will bend and that usually chips the chrome finish. As far as for woodworking how about: Figuring out the proper size shim for leveling your saw's table, checking the squareness of your jointer tables with a straight edge(to see if it needs shimmed) checking the height of a planer blade after having it flipped or sharpened, I'm sure Ed has thought up other uses but these come to mind.
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This is an auto item but I have a lot of tools I let cross over into the wood shop. I should point out that this type only goes as small as .005" (.127mm) so really fine work I have to go to the straight version. The last car I set value lash on was a 1974..... Not much call for the tool in my auto tool cabinet anymore. Ed ###################### Winner ###################### | |
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