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BuddyC01

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Hi,
can anyone tell me what this tool was for? I mean besides drilling holes. It looks like it holds round stock and drills in the end but for what? The threads are so fine it takes forever

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BuddyC


 
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mikegt4

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With threaded rod like that I would say that it is not for drilling holes. It looks more like some sort of puller.
 

G_P

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With threaded rod like that I would say that it is not for drilling holes. It looks more like some sort of puller.

X2. It would take ages to drill a hole and then unthread the screw to back the drill out.
Seems just like a specialty puller that someone mounted a drill bit into.
 

dogdog

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probably a dentist tool from the 1800s...........
or a tool that persuade you to tell the truth
 
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BuddyC01

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Ok... So a puller makes more sense than a drill... torture tool not a bad guess
If anyone knows just what it's made to pull I'd appreciate knowing, it's just one of those things I pick up because it gets my curiosity

Thanks!
 

Bdgjr215

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Maybe a specialized tap starter?
I dont think puller because the body is cast and would probably break
With any real force applied
 
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woody 73

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Ok go ahead and laugh now...At first I thought it was for taps but nixed that idea. the more I look at it, the more it looks like a wine bottle cork opener (ok start laughing) ha, ha old woody has lost it...:lol_hitti:eek::rolleyes::wtf:
 
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gungatim

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take the collar and drill off and see what it looks like. I don't think it's a puller but rather a tool for peening a rivet or something like that. maybe had a foot on it, or maybe even a clamp meant to bolt onto a drill press or mill to hold a part.
 
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BuddyC01

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take the collar and drill off and see what it looks like. I don't think it's a puller but rather a tool for peening a rivet or something like that. maybe had a foot on it, or maybe even a clamp meant to bolt onto a drill press or mill to hold a part.

Interesting idea but the collar's not budging
 

Mohawk Dave

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I'm going to say puller as well. If it were for a tap, the tap threads would have to matc the lead screw thread pitch.

No tapping devices are threaded because taps have different pitches, obviously.
 

Al Borland

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Maybe put a reamer in it and do valve guides?
I'm not seeing puller, but maybe a press of some sort?
 

G_P

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It looks like the hole for the big screw is not drilled in the center of the casting. This thing may be a home built contraption made out of random parts.
 
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