My top drawer in my nightstand is my catch-all. Pretty much anything that’s in my pockets that I think I’ll need some day.
I clean it out a couple times a year. usually pitch about 80% of the stuff . Go figure.
But the things probably been in my drawer 10 years or better. Just don’t never get thrown away.
Anybody got a clue what it is??
It has made its way from my nightstand to my reloading table.
It’s some kind of steel. A magnet will grab it. It’s pretty heavy for its size. My scale maxes out at 3 oz… it exceed that. Scale says overload. Let me nip this. Yes I have a scales for reloading. Grains, grams and ounces.
Looks like a carbide cutter for a woodturning tool (see link). Could be for cutting something else but it has the same countersunk hole for a screw to mount on a handle or something.
Looks like a Bushing, for some sort of Puller? Or, Maybe a Brass sizer, from one of the Lee, hand-loading kits? Last guess would be one of those things that comes in a tool kit from Ikea, to put their furniture together, that you never quite figure out what it’s for?
So lemme get this straight… the ef guy reads the forum enough to see this stuff, then talks about the forum outside of the forum but doesn’t want to post in the forum… maybe it was rbf who did a number on him.
This whole thing is like my own little soap opera that I get to look in on while I have downtime at work.
say it’s a wood lave dye cutter don’t know the proper term
