Intersting tools
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				Bob Gleason
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Intersting tools
Here are a couple of cool tools made by a builder in the U.K. I've had the nut spacer for awhile and he just made me the divider. I suppose these must exist in the  machine tool world, but I've never seen anything quite like them. Really useful for laying out nuts and bridges, as well as finding a center without having to reach for a ruler and then find my glasses to read it!
			
			
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				tippie53
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Re: Intersting tools
draftsmen used a similar tool with pencils.  I have seen a few different examples  Great device
			
			
									
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				ruby@magpage.com
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Re: Intersting tools
Bob
Those tools have always intrigued me. Do you know what the tolerances are between the pints when you open them up a bit? I have seen one that had 7 points.
Ed
			
			
									
									Those tools have always intrigued me. Do you know what the tolerances are between the pints when you open them up a bit? I have seen one that had 7 points.
Ed
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				Bob Gleason
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Re: Intersting tools
Ed, I do not know exactly what the tolerances are. At least as good as my eye and a ruler, and less mistakes. I was checking the marks with a ruler, but I'm learning to do less of that.
			
			
									
									
						
				