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Antique cutter grinder
- Thread starter wallace
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furnman
Seedling
Oh Mark they are really nice, a pair you say ?, very nice. I am into tool room stuff but have not a clue. They look very old. Are you going to keep them ?.
Rod
Old Oak
Cannot help with a name but what were they used for?
Rod
Rod
cadman_4
New Shoots
Hi all. Used to be in the tool room myself many years ago. I have not seen one of these before but would hazard a guess that they were used to sharpen something like milling machine slitting discs. Looks like they would be mounted on the middle mandrill which I assume is something like 1" and then the table would be rotated to the desired angle and then the tool sharpened. I think the upright bar is used as a stop against one of the slitting disc teeth. Sorry can't help with a manufacturer though.
Cheers John
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Cheers John
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