What is this Dunlap tool

[Nighttrain]

The handle had Dunlap in it. The end half bells remove and there are three of them. Any ideas?

 

[Nighttrain]

Another shot

 

[crguy]

Handle for a scraper. Took a rectangular blade with a hole in the middle.

 

[Leviton]

Well. It took me 9 years to figure it out for you.

It is a swivel head scraper that is missing the blade.

 

[PCustoms]

Well. It took me 9 years to figure it out for you.

It is a swivel head scraper that is missing the blade.

So 9 years later you confirmed what someone said the same day the thread was started?

 

[Leviton]

So 9 years later you confirmed what someone said the same days the thread was started?

Well. My bad. I now see what happened. The gentleman in post #3 was on my ignore list, so his message didn't show up for me.
****, all that researching for nothing. Apologies.

 

[d42jeep]

No need to apologize. That gentleman is on my ignore list as well. I kind of want one of those for the Dunlap box.
-Don

 

[PCustoms]

@crguy feeling the love in this thread

 

[retDAC]

No need to apologize. That gentleman is on my ignore list as well. I kind of want one of those for the Dunlap box.
-Don

Why is a "gentleman" on your ignore list?

 

[d42jeep]

The gentleman in question tends towards frequent negative posts which are frequently removed by the moderators. Hopefully that answers your question. He is the only GJ member on my ignore list.
-Don

 

[retDAC]

The gentleman in question tends towards frequent negative posts which are frequently removed by the moderators. Hopefully that answers your question. He is the only GJ member on my ignore list.
-Don

It's a pet peeve of mine. Am old now but when a child, was taught a 'gentleman' is a man who is mannerly and respectful of others. Correspondingly a 'lady' is a woman who is mannerly and respectful of others. Properly applied either term is supposed to be complimentary.

Occasionally might use either term sarcastically, but make it clear when I do (e.g. quotes or tone of voice).

While I do note especially more knowledgeable members such as yourself, hadn't particularly noticed crguy.

Lots of people use 'gentleman' or 'lady' generically and of course you are free to do as you choose. It just saddens me a bit to see these terms rendered almost meaningless.

 

[Beerhippie]

While I do note especially more knowledgeable members such as yourself, hadn't particularly noticed crguy.

He's really not that irritating as long as you're willing to accept that you're doing it all wrong. All of it.

 

[Modern Garage]

Much like "My esteemed colleague" said with a straight face.
Or "Why, bless your heart" spoken with a slight Southern lilt and always with a smile.
Sometimes the 'air quotes' can be hard to see in the mist...
Joe