Date: 29/12/2012 09:15:28
From: roughbarked
ID: 245957
Subject: not such a mystery to some?
Date: 29/12/2012 09:16:05
From: roughbarked
ID: 245958
Subject: re: not such a mystery to some?
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A tile cutter? Some sort of shearing/cutting thingy.
kii said:
A tile cutter? Some sort of shearing/cutting thingy.
you get points for shearing…
roughbarked said:
kii said:
A tile cutter? Some sort of shearing/cutting thingy.
you get points for shearing…
try changing the word by removing one vowel and replacing one consonant with another.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
kii said:
A tile cutter? Some sort of shearing/cutting thingy.
you get points for shearing…
try changing the word by removing one vowel and replacing one consonant with another.
Ummmm…it cuts corners off things.
kii said:
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:you get points for shearing…
try changing the word by removing one vowel and replacing one consonant with another.
Ummmm…it cuts corners off things.
not corners
I give up, my ear hurts.
For shaving ham.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
kii said:
A tile cutter? Some sort of shearing/cutting thingy.
you get points for shearing…
try changing the word by removing one vowel and replacing one consonant with another.
morrie said:
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:you get points for shearing…
try changing the word by removing one vowel and replacing one consonant with another.
A sole cutter?
Should that be “arsole” cutter?
for picture framing?
yep, picture framing guillotine.
mr kii – I’ll be darned!
you get points for shearing…
try changing the word by removing one vowel and replacing one consonant with another.
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yep, picture framing guillotine.
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Riiiight :|
It’s like alphabet soup.
you use a mitre saw to cut the piece slightly longer than needed then use this thing to get a smooth and perfect 45. i knew a framer and recognised it.
Boris said:
you use a mitre saw to cut the piece slightly longer than needed then use this thing to get a smooth and perfect 45. i knew a framer and recognised it.
It is for shaving wood. remove the e and change r to v from shearing..
Shaving….a guillotine?
yeah. you only take shavings off. be too hard to cut a lump off.
some of the ornate frames are a wood base with a plaster molding applied. you want something that will cut both but not chip the plaster.
kii said:
Shaving….a guillotine?
There’s a design for a harp on the table, but I didn’t use any shaving shearing picture frame guilloteener when I made my harp.
morrie said:
kii said:
Shaving….a guillotine?
An early French approach to the problem of shaving.
Still works as beard growth prevention.
Bubblecar said:
There’s a design for a harp on the table, but I didn’t use any shaving shearing picture frame guilloteener when I made my harp.
Yeah, I noticed that too and was trying to think of how that bit of equipment could be used in instrument making.
Bubblecar said:
There’s a design for a harp on the table, but I didn’t use any shaving shearing picture frame guilloteener when I made my harp.
Bet you used hand shaving tools.
mr bean would say it is for adulterers.
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
There’s a design for a harp on the table, but I didn’t use any shaving shearing picture frame guilloteener when I made my harp.
Yeah, I noticed that too and was trying to think of how that bit of equipment could be used in instrument making.
It is used for making each component before assembly
Boris said:
mr bean would say it is for adulterers.
he wouldn’t use it for tongue shaving.
>Bet you used hand shaving tools.
Planes, yes.
morrie said:
kii said:
Shaving….a guillotine?
An early French approach to the problem of shaving.
It doesn’t look like a suppository…
It doesn’t look like a suppository…
neither do gerbils.
Afternoon folks
ha
more?
The top one is a fork which pushes the forked item off. The one to the right is a mug. The one at the bottom of the photo is….a…um…..squisher.