Identify This No. 110

In the past I have seen a lot of these. What is it?

More about "Identify This"... http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-05-11

Previously, in ID This No. 108...
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Yes, t'was a glue pump gun or caulking gun. When you pump the handle the central bar is pushed into the barrel of the glue tube thereby extruding the glue at the other end. See? Easy.

Some many people got it right that there were too many to mention. So well done you clever lot. Nice work.

Honorable mentions...
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Vanessa Walters - It looks like the vice my husband has in his work room. Net says:-->> And there was me saying so many people got it right. LOL. Good try tho'.

Leslie Manna - Hi Damon - I've used mine too much this summer to NOT recognize a caulking gun when I see one! Very cool picture of it. Cobwebs suggest you haven't used yours in a while :-) Be well, Les Net says:-->> Absolutely right Les. My pump tube does not get much action these days! Glad to know yours saw a lot this summer! LOL> Nice one.

Mike Warren - Calking gun. Or, did I make a gaff? Net says:-->> LOL. Nice one Mike.

Sara's Dad - everyone else always gets them before me. LOL - Net says:-->> Ah ha! The early bird gets the pumped extrusion - so to speak. LOL.

Paula Brumbe - a gun for the caulk that goes along the bathroom tiles and tub so as to keep water penetrating the wall and growing mold that would create weezing in the lungs. Net says:-->> Correctomundo! You get the "weezing wizard" award for tonight! Yeeeahww!

TJ's World - A caulking gun....and from the looks of it, it's one of the good ones. Net says:-->> None of your plastic rubbish here mate! LOL>

Bonnie Lusted - How do you guys know all this??? - Net says:-->> We just Caulk it up to experience! LOL. Tee hee...

Howard N - Dead giveaway here as you seem to have left the tube of caulk in the caulking gun. It is a good thing they do not go out of style as this unit likes like it might have been in the first production run. If you tke good care of your tools, they will take care of you. Net says:-->> Correct. Have had this one for so long I must be well stuck up! LOL>

Kathy A - This is obviously not something I need to know about! Net says:-->> Seriously, I think you would be missing out on a serious compoent of your education! LOL>

Pyrrhula - we use it for all kinds of ``kit`` (paste) suchs as silicon/fiber-glass paste. Net says:-->> Correct. Correct. I would have been stuck without one... LOL.

Shirley Chetwynd - on second thought i'm going with Pyrrhula,for silocon. Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaaaheee. That because normally it squirts Silicone! LOL... Tee hee.

Nancy Holte - WooHoo! I got one! Now this one is most definitely a gizmo. Were I guessing, oh wait, I am guessing, I'd say it's a gizmo that hooks onto a cutting board that is then used to peal an apple. But to be honest, I'm hoping that's not what it is because it looks kind of grody to go near food items. Net says:-->> So, an apple cutting gizmo then? (shakes head and sags). Good attempt! a "Doohicky Award!" Yahahahahay!

Rick Schies - I almost suggested it was a car jack (I know that ages me) but as I read through the other suggestions, I too think it is a caulking gun. Net says:-->> A car jack dos't date you. I have one of those now. Wait, does that date me? Whatever. LOL.

Paula Cook-Farkas - A caulker! Not to be confused with a copper...either bracelet or officer. A caulker as in a caulking gun. Net says:-->> Cool. Nice one.

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[Tatyana]

A saw!!! :-D

[argie]

cool ...
nice abstract ... =)

[Lisabell]

A hand saw!

[Trina P Holub]

A really old saw. :-)

[Cherrill]

An old hand saw.....my dad used to have these...this hasn't been used in a while!

[Beverly Moolman]

iI agree! Nice shot!

[Diana Horn]

Old saw with ornate wooden handle. My father had one of these.

[Leslie Manna]

Hi Damon, and thanks for the mention. Really like this one; especially all of the wonderful wood grain. and the way the brass plug is sticking out. Well of course it's a hand saw, but what kind?? Hmmmmm, it's hard to be sure from that angle, but the teeth suggest a mitre saw, and "Warrented Superior", no less. The rusty teeth and cobwebs suggest once again, that she hasn't seen recent use. Thanks Damon, fun is...... Happy weekend , Les

[lorihiro]

Hand saw?

[Doug O.]

Saw handle

[Howard N]

Mr. Net is digging deep in the tool box. This saw, I would bet, is considerably older than the caulking/glue gun! The beautiful handle (though it looks broken at the bottom) and etch also date the tool. They don't build 'em like that any more! Dust it off and oil up the blade and it's almost new!

[☮Lee Gordon☮]

as everyones pretty much said a saw handle

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

OOOHHHHH I know this for sure, if you want to see through wood better, you need to use this saw. So ultimately it is a tool to make seesaws.

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

@glimpses look at Les just going into such fine detail when all I could come up with a seesaw tool.

[june milner]

I guess asaw but can't go any further.
It's beautiful. My Dad in law was a master joiner and had beautiful old tools.
sadly the gene completely skipped my husband!!

[Leslie Manna]

@brumbe Actually Paula, I like your description much better - "seesaw" - you nut!
Now if I really wanted to show off, I could have referred to the "brass plug" by its REAL name as related to tools: it's a brass "piffle". :-)
If you think my responses are detailed, (long-winded is more like it :-)
you should see the detail that goes into the pieces I make! Happy Weekend, Les

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

@glimpses details are always good and I have learned so much from everyones descriptions on their photos.

[Mike Warren]

Cross-cut wood saw.

[Kathy A]

Of course it's a saw handle but when I first looked at it all I could see was an ear!

[Shirley Chetwynd]

the handle of a saw

[Sue Wilde]

A thing which will make you very sore if you cut yourself with it. Or that will saw wood.

[Rick Schies]

The hand grip to a saw

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

Ooooh! I've seen this before. I know I've seen it...I bet if I SAW it again I'd know! ;)

[Terry]

I saw something like it one time but can't remember where I saw it

[Rev. Fr. Joel Osborne]

Handle for a classic handsaw!

[Alta D©]

its a handle of something i've seen before. =)