GerryL
Jr. Member
This was found in a friend's chicken coop; any ideas?
What is it?
What is it?
bigcypresshunter said:Isnt it kinda large for a tinder box?
SODABOTTLEBOB said:Same to you Mike ... and a Merry Christmas to all.
It'll probably turn out to be some kitchen thingy that grandma threw at grandpa because he was out in the chicken coop drinkin' hooch!
I dont know either?GoodyGuy said:That's what I want to know. Which part do you grip and which part do you twist to open/close?
It was a tough fight and I pressured him but I feel it was necessary since it was solved over 3 years ago. Im glad the new evidence was enough to satisfy everyone involved. Who locked it down? Maybe a mod locked it before Piggman changed his mind and requested the new package. I think he finally tired of it.GoodyGuy said:FYI the pignuts were proven to be from a Korean Gonggi set.
bigcypresshunter said:I dont know either?GoodyGuy said:That's what I want to know. Which part do you grip and which part do you twist to open/close?It was a tough fight and I pressured him but I feel it was necessary since it was solved over 3 years ago. Im glad the new evidence was enough to satisfy everyone involved. Who locked it down? Maybe a mod locked it before Piggman changed his mind and requested the new package. I think he finally tired of it.GoodyGuy said:FYI the pignuts were proven to be from a Korean Gonggi set.
SODABOTTLEBOB said:I sent GerryL a PM and hopefully will hear from him soon to answer a few questions.
I think I get it. One end cap may have to be removed to hold the inner sleeve while rotating the outer sleeve. But Im not certain. My guess the outer sleeve can come completely off. I wonder if its lubricated or greased? Otherwise it may seize.GerryL said:It has 3 separate compartments, a small one on each end (one is shown opened up, and the large middle one which is opened by rotating the outer "sleeve". One of the end compartments had a yellow residue in it.
-Gerry
SODABOTTLEBOB said:I'm guessing that the access hole to the center chamber was designed so that it would be larger (wide open) when whatever contents it contained were put into it. And that the adjustable sleeve was designed so that when the contents were remove they could either be shaken or poured out in smaller, measurable incriments.
For example : If it was designed to contain a "powder," the open position would allow it to easily be filled. And then when opened just "slightly" the powder could be shaken out. It doesn't appear to be water tight, but it may be. It just doesn't make sense (at least not to me) that the center chamber was designed for a piece of rolled papper or anything like that such as would be used for a dispatch.
And if I am even "close" to being right ... then what form of "powder" could it possibly have contained?
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