Ok, this is an arbor for some type of disc. Perhaps a saw blade, a cutoff wheel, a flat sanding wheel? Good for close quarters work.
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This one might be a little hard to see so I'll give you some details. It looks like the shaft is 1/4" dia. I see a small "O" ring in a slot near the working end. Hardwood to say too much and give it away
OH NO I just split that wood molding I was putting up.......... (Not really, this is another hint)
Ed
Ed
You are on the right track..... keep going...... think how this might work.....ejant said:Wild guess, a nail driver.
Ed
It spins the nail. Hepls prevent spliting in the wood. The "o" ring in the grooce keeps a pin in place from falling out. The pin will hold the nail in place.
You chuck this in a drill. The finishing nail goes in where some ball bearings hold it while you drill the nail in through the molding then you hammer it the rest of the way.........ejant said:It spins the nail. Hepls prevent spliting in the wood. The "o" ring in the grooce keeps a pin in place from falling out. The pin will hold the nail in place.
The nail becomes a drill bit of sorts.....
I guess this was a hard one, thought someone else would have one and know what it was right off....
Points are on the way.
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On one of the Router Workshop videos they use a drill with the nail chucker-up. I think it was in the butterfly house episode.
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