grandpa Love
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Bought a Cub yesterday, this was on the floor pan, seller said it went with it?? Nothing I've ever seen?? What is it? Not cub for sure!
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Richard G.
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Looks almost like a saw guide on my sawmill.
J.Wondergem
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- Rockford, Mi.
Metal punch or to punch out rivets on roller chains.
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grandpa Love
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What's it used for?
Janicholson
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It is a sheet metal hole punch (about 5/16 diameter. We cant see the bottom die holder to assess if there is a corresponding die for the punch. The punch is forced downwards toward the die by a screw thread in the area under the handle socket. this probably could handle 12 gauge mild steel sheet, maybe 14ga.
The bolt heads next to the punch are a stripper that pushes the punched metal off of the punch head. Jim
The bolt heads next to the punch are a stripper that pushes the punched metal off of the punch head. Jim
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grandpa Love
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Worth anything? I don't need it ....
Janicholson
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If it has a die in the lower 1/2, and if it is not rusted tight, it could be worth 5 bucks to a metal fab shop, other than that just scrap. Jim
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grandpa Love
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This help?
DoubleO7
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- Location
- Crystal River, FL
Whitney No 20-1 punch
Can punch a half inch hole in 1/2 inch thick hot rolled steel.
Up to 13/16 on thinner stuff.
The shallow throat limits where you can punch to about 2" from material edges.
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