A new set has been posted, thanks to those who emailed and posted feedback
about the site, there might be additional minor changes coming in the
futu

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Rob

R.H. wrote:
A new set has been posted, thanks to those who emailed and posted feedback
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futu

http://puzzlephotos.blogspot.com/


Rob


603 Boot puller

604 Rock Drill Bit

605 Flue connector

601. Looks like fletchetts but not any I've seen. You drop them out of
planes, shoot out of shotguns or cannons at the enemy.
Karl

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600 Looks like a sprag ratchet wrench. Provided stepless ratchet action.

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On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 09:33:42 GMT, "R.H." wrote:

,;A new set has been posted, thanks to those who emailed and posted feedback
,;about the site, there might be additional minor changes coming in the
,;futu
,;
,;http://puzzlephotos.blogspot.com/

604 Point for a driven well.

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Only ideas on one this week.

604 driven well point

Karl Vorwerk wrote:
601. Looks like fletchetts but not any I've seen. You drop them out of
planes, shoot out of shotguns or cannons at the enemy.
Karl

They appear to be those used in the 2.75" folding fin aerial rocket. AKA
"nails".

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The only one I know this week is 603... It's a boot jack for cowboy
boots.

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600. Some sort of ratchet wrench
601. Weapon. Looks like the spikes that ninjas would throw, but they
look too heavy and crude.
602. A planishing stake.
603. Boot jack.
604. Well point.
605. Concrete slab jointing tool.

R

600 - Some kind of automatic ratchet, hydraulic fittings???

601 - Fletchette, old style. I believe the newer ones have compressible
fins so more can fit in a shell

602 - a really big tack? A horseshoe stake to handicap better *******?

603 - boot jack

604 - some kind of rock drill, I think the holes allow water to be fed
down to flush debris to the surface

605 -

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600 is a wrench made for tightening swagelock tubing fittings.

I think it's made by Parker.

Jim


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On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 09:33:42 GMT, "R.H." wrote:

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Rob



601: blowgun darts?
603: a bootjack

604: Sand point for a water well.

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R.H. wrote:
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600: Faucet wrench

601: Mini darts

602: Valve handle

603: Wine bottle holder

604: Depth gauge

On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 09:33:42 GMT, "R.H." wrote:

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#600 Looks like it's designed to fit over a rotating shaft for some
purpose
#601 Some type of nail with a "cross" head"?
#602 Decorative spike of some sort
#603 Bootjack. Used to aid in removing cowboy boots or other
tight-fitting shoes
#604 Sandpoint. Used to drill test wells for water


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According to R.H. :
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O.K. As always, posting from rec.crafts.metalworking.

600) A wrench for tightening Swageloc "flare" fittings. The rollers
will be pushed back in one direction, but will press firmly
against the flats in the other direction, giving it a ratcheting
action, without needing to be properly aligned on insertion as a
normal box wrench would require.

I've got one with two sizes on two ends -- for the 1/4" fittings
and for the 5/16" fittings.

Note that they are not truly flare fittings, but they are used
in the sorts of places where a flare fitting would be used.

The open part of the 'C' shape allows it to be slipped over the
tubing both before and after tightening, so you don't wind up
with an expensive wrench trapped on the tubing. :-)

601) Either some kind of steel quarrel for a crossbown, or a
variation on the "lazy dog" anti-personell devices dropped from
a high-flying aircraft, letting the long fall build up the
kinetic energy to injure or kill someone.

The ones which I have seen were smaller and made of lead. These
may be intended to penetrate something more solid than a person.

602) I find it hard to imagine this beeing driven into wood without
maring the finish on the head.

Offhand, I would think that it is for looping a rope over, or
perhaps for hanging clothes from, and it should be pressed into
a pre-drilled hole, not driven in with a sledgehammer.

603) A bootjack! Used for removing cowboy boots. One foot is
placed on top of the ramp to hold it down, and the heel of the
boot on the other foot is placed in the notch to hold the boot
while the foot is withdrawn.

604) Hmm ... I've never seen one, but I suspect that this may be a
perforating charge -- an explosive set off in the bottom most
section of the pipe in a drilled well, to perforate the walls to
allow the water (or oil, depending on the well) to flow in.

605) No guess at all on this one.

Now to see what others have already answered.

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The R.H. entity posted thusly:

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600. Shaft ratchet wrench
601. Crossbow quarrels (bolts, as in arrows)
603. Boot Jack (for removing boots)
604. Bottom section for a well. Driven in.

Thanks
Karl

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Karl Vorwerk wrote:
601. Looks like fletchetts but not any I've seen. You drop them out of
planes, shoot out of shotguns or cannons at the enemy.
Karl

They appear to be those used in the 2.75" folding fin aerial rocket. AKA
"nails".

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They've all been answered correctly this time:






600. Cam Loc wrench

601. Flechettes

602. Ball or planishing stake

603. Boot jack

604. Wellpoint

605. Concrete sidewalk groover



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