Any idea?
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To me it looks like what is called a "biscuit" that woodworkers use for joining wood.
They are made of both wood & metal, but mostly wood for woodworking.
Metal ones could be used by welders or other metalworkers, as well as woodworkers.
They are made of both wood & metal, but mostly wood for woodworking.
Metal ones could be used by welders or other metalworkers, as well as woodworkers.
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Size reference is good.
The other side blank, and how thick?
The other side blank, and how thick?
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How big is this thing? One inch long? One foot long? Something for scale might help.
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