Identify This! No. 67

Tell me whether or not you know what this is... what is its name and what is it for?
More about "Identify This"... http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-05-11

Yestderday you saw...
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Ha! Got most of you in one sweep. The lovely thing about this game is you can play the devil with scale. Yesterdays instrument was only 4 cm (2 inches) in any dimension. So no tire irons, lug irons, wheel braces or any other vehicular tools allowed. Yesterday you saw a radiator or plug wrench. It is used for bleeding air out of heating radiators, opening gas cuboard doors etc... (Not for car spark plugs)

Congratulations to the following for great observational skills...
CocoRose (hoping you meant radiator plugs)
And,
Tashy! Excellent description, spot on;
and, incredibly late in the game...
TheSaint

Honorable mentions to...
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Liz (fotomama) - periscope in your bathtub...i think it is a bit much, but to each his own:)) Net says:-->> Crazy, wrong, but a Doohicky Award!!! Yaaahooo, blub, blub, bubble... LOL>>>

scooter - 4 way wrench for maybe an instrument....maybe??? Net says:-->> No! Ha!, But a Doohicky Award!

Paula Cook-Farkas - It's a tool! Oh, and it turns. Net says:-->> Duh! LOL!

Shirley Chetwynd - for removing nuts and bolts. Net says:-->> Duh! Definitely not... LOL!

Doug O. - Piano tuning wrench Net says:-->> Nice idea. No! Ha!, But a Doohicky Award! Yeehaa!

Kathy A - It's obviously a turning tool! Net says:-->> In a sort of rotational way Duh! LOL!

Sue Wilde - This is actually a specialized tool for a very specific vehicle, which has different ends to fit sump plugs; gear box drain plugs; differential and possibly some other part of the vehicle...but it is very old and specialised. It is, no doubt, European. Could also be the bits to adjust the toilet. Net says:-->> You get tonights "No Clue About Wrenches Award!" Yaaaahaaahaa!!!

Eddy J. W. - Thast got to be a car wrench or ball joint wrench... mmm think am right:) Net says:-->> ...think maybe ya wrong! LOL... Ha!

Megs Warren-Lister - A wrench I think...?:) Net says:-->> Duh! WHAT TYPE!!! LOL>

Frances Chaloner - 4 way allen key... Net says:-->> Definitely not. Allen keys are male type wrenches. These are female type - they take the receptical inside the box! LOL!

I laughed a lot tonight. Nice ones... thanks. I hope you had fun too.

See you tomorrow.
Enjoy!

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[Rick Schies]

this reminds me of a clocks work, and probably inside a watch, either a wrist watch or pocket.

[MaryBeth Dailey]

No clue. Is that accurate enough?

[Doug O.]

A Clockwork Orange. "Viddy well, little brother. Viddy well."

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

Time keeps on ticking, ticking, ticking into the future

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

Too much time on my hands...too much time on my hands...aaaannndd alarm!

[Natacha Murphy]

a clock of some sort :)

[Tashy]

Time machine.

[Sue Wilde]

Clockwork something...maybe even clockwork clock.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

the innards of a clock and the front piece with the spring is the hammer that makes the clock chime.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

or maybe your use of the word whether,could it be a weather barometer,who knows i have never seen the inside of one.

[Alta D©]

this is really alarming! =))

[Vicki K]

It's part of the inner workings of a Temporal Vortex.

[judith deacon]

Completely off the wall, is it part of the braking system of a bike?

[scooter]

I looks like an inside working mechanism of a clock or watch.

[Nadine]

A barometer for measuring air pressure?

[Camille Bisson]

looks similar to where the film picks up and loads into the reel on reel-to-reel, but not quite - maybe part of a dentist's secret torture kit.

[Frances Chaloner]

Inside of a pocket watch

[Howard N]

I just disassembled a Rolex watch to see if the innards matched up to your image. It didn't, and in reassembling I have 13 parts left over. I do think it is the guts of some kind of time measuring device however or maybe some kind of detonator!!! lol

['Saint' kk4go]

I"D guess it is a barometer mechanism, or a thermostat linkage.

[CocoRose]

Woohoo I got yesterday's pic correct :D

[Shirley Chetwynd]

yay i won this one

[Isabel M]

Its the inside of a clock :) (i think...)