Identify This No. 121

You should all know this one - every last one of you. What is it?

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

Previously, in ID This No. 119...
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Ah! Got a few of you on this one. It is a paint scraper. Use it take off paint made soft with acid or a blow torch. It lets you get into those parts that other scrapers will not reach (to paraphrase an old advert).

Honorable mentions...
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Liz (fotomama) - A bad a&& peg leg. a Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaahy!

Howard N I will be one of the first tonight to identify this rounded, straight edged, multi angled cornered tool. The clue does not help, as I have again, never seen one of these in my basement where such things are usually found. I was going to say it is some kind of grouting tool, but that would not fit the clue. Maybe an artists knife of some sort, I say maybe, because I really don't know. Mr. Net is digging deeper and has become more difficult of late. hmmmm I think he got me. Net says:-->> Wow! Thats a relief! I thought for a minute you were going to make sense! LOL. BTW, the clue was in the word 'Paint'. So you missed it. Tee hee. Nevermind there is always tomorrow!

Sue Roth - a putty pusher? you know..for crafts and what not? Net says:-->> I have no idea what one of those is, but I assume you know of such a thing. But No! LOL.

Alta D© - a branding iron? Net says:-->> Ohh! Thats gotta hurt. Er... NO! LOL.

Rick Schies - I was going to suggest a gardening tool, like a hoe. Net says:-->> We don't have hoes round here. But all our tools still get good use! LOL. Sorry, an indoor tool, not an outdoor one.

Rev. Fr. Joel Osborne - a tool for finishing the grout around tile. Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaahy!

Doug O. A medieval torture device that was not used in Pulp Fiction. Net says:-->> Gosh, according to you lot all my gadgets seem to have one or other uses as an implement of torture. You must all think I am some sort of desperate and dangerous sociopath! Hmmm! Now that you mention it... I must try and get out more! LOL.

Paula Cook-Farkas - A flattened paintbrush...I have nothing more clever than that. Net says:-->> OK, that is just wierd. I cannot see it myself. Hey! Maybe its lost its bristles over the years! Er... NO. LOL

Amanda F. - Who knows!? lol It works with dirt. Great shot! Net says:-->> Thanks, even if no-one has a clue?

Vicki K - Isn't it a paint stirrer, you know something that you stir the paint with?? Net says:-->> Ah ha! Now we are getting somewhere. The word paint has come up. Nice one, but wrong! LOL>

Alison Bailey - It looks like a paint scraper to me. I remember my father using a tool like this to get paint off woodwork after he'd softened the paint up with a blow torch. It's designed to get into awkward bits like corners. Net says:-->> At last! Excellent. Well observed. Nice one. Correctomundo, etc.

Sue Wilde - Now I think this is a thingy for fixing the stuff that goes between bricks (whatever it's called). Net says:-->> Good effort and could be (well almost) but you are thinking of a trowel. LOL> Nice try though!

Mike Warren - Paint mixer? Net says:-->> Sorry, er... No. Tee hee.

Carole Imes - SWAG again ;-) Something an artist would use when doing an oil painting. Net says:-->> Possibly, although I have no idea why. SWAG - failed! LOL.

Camille Bisson - that looks like the thing we use to move concrete around with, the thing i call the stomper, but i know that is not what it is called. Net says:-->> Wow. That one I did not see coming. A stomper! Gosh. What a wonderful term. As this is only about 40 mm across, you would have to work pretty hard to move much concrete around. LOL. Nice try.

Bev - Fireplace poker to stir up the ashes. Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaahy!

Mair - My father had one - not sure what for or what it's called. But I think it's some sort of scraper that scrapes different angles and curves. Net says:-->> OK, that qualifies compared to most other entries! Grin. Nice one.

OK, first time in while I managed to beat most of you. Good work those keen observers who got it.
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[Rachel Bell]

Lens hood :)

[DavidCHR]

It's one of those funky drink holders that so many lens manufactures are thoughtful enough to supply with their lenses! They're really convenient since they can be attached to your lens and that way you don't lose them! (Great when sitting out in a hide waiting for birds to fly in for their photo shoots...)

[Alan Warren]

Docking ring! xD

[Kylie Martin]

have to go with lense hood

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Oh, is that what those lens hoodie things look like? Don't you have to be careful where you use them, in case you get an ASBO or something ?

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

Great, it is a friendly reminder that it is time to purge my house of unwanted thins so I can find my lens cover

[photoite]

beautiful b&w - perfect shot

[Brian Buccigrossi]

lens hood

[Rick Schies]

I need one of those

[Mike Warren]

Coffee lid cut out to be a lens hood :-)

[june milner]

Lens hood . as I expectwe all guessed this one . First time I've ever felt I knwe.

[Mair]

Seen these on posh cameras. Not sure why they are there though. Sure someone will educate me!

[scooter]

@digitalrn Ha, so do I !!!!

[Howard N]

This object is an uneven edge lens hood. It is used to allow both long and short light into the lens. It is typically constructed of plastic. And, it is the lense manufactures way of giving equal passage to all light wave lengths.

[Doug O.]

lens shade hood

[Caren]

a hood!

[Kathy A]

I'm sure its part of a camera

[Sue Wilde]

It's that flower shaped thingy which, if I paint it pink, will make my camera look like a flower. It's also very useful for when I fan over because it breaks and this breaking absorbs the impact of the fall so that neither the camera nor I suffer breakage. Very clever of someone to have designed that.

[Lesley Barber]

Lens cap?