What Are these?

[Jouke van der VeenParticipant @joukevanderveen72935]

[Jouke van der VeenParticipant @joukevanderveen72935]

Parts were collected together with Emcostar wood work machine but do not belong to it.

[Jouke van der VeenParticipant @joukevanderveen72935]

Dimensions (approx.): Length: 230mm; Width: 50mm; Height:75mm.

Material: aluminium

Could they be used to press a part onto a table, because they resemble clamps for a milling table?

Edited By Jouke van der Veen on 30/11/2020 14:11:30

[JasonBModerator @jasonb]

They look a bit like feet from an old oil filled radiator.

[Jouke van der VeenParticipant @joukevanderveen72935]

The round bushes underneath are plastic. You are probably right Jason!

Could you make a closer picture from left left to see “crossection” (if this is your radiator )?

[JasonBModerator @jasonb]

Image off the net.

[Jouke van der VeenParticipant @joukevanderveen72935]

Your research capabilities are better than mine!

[egaParticipant @ega]

Posted by Jouke van der Veen on 30/11/2020 14:18:57:

Your research capabilities are better than mine!

And mine, but I found this:

https://www.wikihow.com/Search-by-Image-on-Google

[Nicholas FarrParticipant @nicholasfarr14254]

Hi JasonB is correct, as soon as I saw the photos I recognised them as oil filled radiator feet, I had a white one many years ago. The recess at the bottom is to allow the threaded fixings on the bottom of the tube to drop into.

Regards Nick.

[Jouke van der VeenParticipant @joukevanderveen72935]

Gentlemen,

Thank you, I think you are quite right.

I had the feeling that they were used together with the Emcostar. And perhaps the previous owner did but we will never know.

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