Guess The Tool

[AndyD]

Maybe a jig or template to set up a small wheel or maybe spokes before soldering. Could even be a primitive dividing head of some sort.

[adrianh]

Andy, you are 80% right when you speak of spokes but it does not form a wheel. The spokes are vertical and the entire lot unwraps at the end.

I will have to set up a series of photographs in the morning to show exactly how it is used.

[HR Solutions]

The ones with the teeth stick out further. The smooth ones have a small pin in the front ................. Sorry I'm just thinking out loud ...........it unravels ........ So maybe some sort of jig ............ For soldering ............. For ........... Ummmmm ............ Ummmmmmmmmmm .......................... The grooves are for little wires that u perhaps solder to other little wires ............ Nope it's not happening for me ........... I'm Out



Ps for wiring a transformer .......different voltages ...... ?

[adrianh]

Your observations are very good but thd jig has nothing to do with electricity. The jig is used to make something in a scale of 1:87

Think of a large open farm and remember that the result sort of unravels.

[Dave A]

Model fence making jig.

[Marq]

1:87 is HO scale so I would imagine its to to do with the track. But then the scale would apply to everything on the model. mmmm farming?......its for building sheep.

[adrianh]

Dave is correct, the jig is used to make scale farm fences. I'll post some pics of the process a bit later.

[Dave A]

Guess the tool -

[Marq]

Wood borer diviner.

[Dave A]

Wood borer diviner.

I do have one, but no - that's not it.

[HR Solutions]

For nails ?

[AndyD]

Yeah, it does look like a small crow-foot nail remover. Maybe a special screwdriver for a serurity screw of some sort?

[Dave A]

Nothing to do with nails or screws, I'm afraid.

[IanF]

Weed puller?

[Dave A]

Weed puller?

No, but half of that is heading in the right direction.