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18 hours ago, old'un said:

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It looks very nylon esk to me compared to the rest of the steel.

if fishing related ( no I don’t have the patience) and it’s a cutter of some sort  the material it’s cutting must be soft wood or metal possibly bolder wood or lead flashing to make fish weights!

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2 minutes ago, Agriv8 said:

It looks very nylon esk to me compared to the rest of the steel.

if fishing related ( no I don’t have the patience) and it’s a cutter of some sort  the material it’s cutting must be soft wood or metal possibly bolder wood or lead flashing to make fish weights!

Agriv8

There is NO nylon parts - everything either steel or brass

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Just now, Agriv8 said:

So if one of us were to get it right would you know we were right?

How can you be sure it is fishing related?

has it anything’s to do with the production of lures like the ones below?

 

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It might have a connection but in what way or method I do not know. All the rest of the bits and bobs in the box were "fishing related" and it was a "Sporting Auction" - I'm retiring from replying - it has been very interesting and a pleasure but as the device has gone to a new home I cannot see any point in carrying on.

Over and out as they say!

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I think this is a pressured striper plate die-set, although a bit of an odd way of creating linear movement the round brass ring pushes down on the thick brass plate moving the wedge shaped blade down and through the thin brass plate, the springs between the thick plate and the thin plate look to be made of thicker gauge wire, the springs below the thin brass plate being of lighter gauge wire will compress and hold something in place, it will then mark/cut/emboss what ever is on the nylon plate.

Well that's what I think it does but have not got a clue what material its for.

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2 minutes ago, old'un said:

I think this is a pressured striper plate die-set, although a bit of an odd way of creating linear movement the round brass ring pushes down on the thick brass plate moving the wedge shaped blade down and through the thin brass plate, the springs between the thick plate and the thin plate look to be made of thicker gauge wire, the springs below the thin brass plate being of lighter gauge wire will compress and hold something in place, it will then mark/cut/emboss what ever is on the nylon plate.

Well that's what I think it does but have not got a clue what material its for.

We will never know but thanks for the excellent contributions

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3 hours ago, CaptC said:

Very true but it would be a good talking point?

Yes indeed,,,, especially at summer evening soirées, wot wot 😃

And ,,,, the most googled thing in brass gadgety engineered category,,,, or some such 🙈😇🤣

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2 minutes ago, Agriv8 said:

Maybe it’s Anne summers ‘industrial line’ and it’s the power ‘lead’ that’s missing Ditchy?

watda ya mean....the old crocodile clips on the wedding tackle trick........(120v)

followed by the words...."where is my credit card...you been in my purse again"

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