Poising Tool

Poising Tool

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    David Noble
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      @davidnoble71990

      This cropped up on a local auction house. It’s probably not a lot of use as one of the jaws is missing. I’ll post a link if anyone is interested.

      David

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      #719005
      Michael Gilligan
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        @michaelgilligan61133

        It would be quite a challenge to reproduce the missing piece, to Bergeon standards.

        But it looks like Cousins would sell you a pair:

        https://www.cousinsuk.com/product/poising-tool

        MichaelG.

        #719009
        David Noble
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          @davidnoble71990

          Yes, I saw that!!

          David

          #719169
          David George 1
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            @davidgeorge1

            It looks like a saller version of a grinding wheel balencing fixture.

            #719346
            Martin Johnson 1
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              @martinjohnson1

              So what would a poising tool be used for?

              #719348
              Michael Gilligan
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                @michaelgilligan61133
                On Martin Johnson 1 Said:

                So what would a poising tool be used for?

                Effectively the same as David mentioned … but for the balance-wheel of a watch.

                MichaelG.

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                Edit: __ Good ol’ YouTube:

                https://youtu.be/8fDxHxjDd9M?feature=shared

                #719383
                Harry Wilkes
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                  @harrywilkes58467

                  Thanks for the link Michael I was wondering the same thing.

                  H

                  #719433
                  peak4
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                    @peak4

                    In the absence of ruby pieces, I wonder if solid carbide scraper blades might be polished and used.

                    Bill

                    #719443
                    duncan webster 1
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                      @duncanwebster1

                      When I worked on steam turbines they had a giant version for balancing the wheels. It had steel knife edges. Stanley knife blades might make a good start for a little one.

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