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    martin perman 1
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      @martinperman1

      Gentlemen,

      I spent the weekend at the Stradsett Vintage Rally with my Stationary engine and whilst there I took a wander around the engineering/junk stalls and came away with these items.

      A pair of brass adjustable wedges.

      A Trammel which has fine adjustment on one of its scribers

      Another scribing device

      and a Modelcraft knife, abrafile and hacksaw set.

      I have a question, can anybody identify what the scribing device is for, the vee obviously sits on something and it is well made but looks home made.

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      Martin P

      #35184
      martin perman 1
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        #353478
        Speedy Builder5
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          @speedybuilder5

          You could use it for scribing circles around en existing cast boss, or place a cylinder in the centre of a boss and scribe around the outside. I would think it was made for larger stuff than what we mark out for as ME's.
          BobH

          #353480
          martin perman 1
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            @martinperman1

            Bob,

            Thanks for that, I did wonder the same, my stationary engines have large enough castings that it could be used on.

            I initially only bought it because it was different.

            Martin P

            #353487
            Ed Duffner
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              The scriber thing looks like one of those tools to mark the centres of clock wheels/gears onto a clock frame.

              Ed.

              #353488
              martin perman 1
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                @martinperman1
                Posted by Ed Duffner on 10/05/2018 18:11:59:

                The scriber thing looks like one of those tools to mark the centres of clock wheels/gears onto a clock frame.

                Ed.

                So the Vee would sit on a mandrel mounted on the centre shaft for the hands perhaps.

                Martin P

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