A tool with many names [Filler]

“Contour gauge.” “Profile tool.” “Shape duplicator.” “Shape finder.”

Lots of long, thin pins that slide inside the frame. I pressed it against the bull nose edge of a countertop. The pins don’t move very easily, as it’s very old and all-metal, so there is likely dust and maybe some rust inside. Newer versions are made of plastic.

I offered this one to Clare’s youngest brother: “This was Dad’s. Do you want it? (FWIW, I don’t think I’ve ever used it.”

Rich’s reply: “I’ve got one and I’ve never used it either…”

A modern replacement can be had for ~$20 and this is a home, not a museum…

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March 1 posts
1 year ago: “Travel day placeholder…”
2 years ago: “Chain, Chain, Chain…”
3 years ago: “Only February shot from SLR [Filler]”
4 years ago: No post
5 years ago: No post
6 years ago: “The ‘real’ wine label”
7 years ago: “Flattened and GONE!”
8 years ago: “He who hesitates…”
9 years ago: “What can a tripod do for you?” (still like this one a lot)
10 years ago: “Color again!”
11 years ago: “B&W continues!”
12 years ago: “Saint Bernadette Catholic Church, Indianapolis”
13 years ago: “Plant & Soil Science 429: Advanced Landscape Design II”