creskol Gold Member Joined Jan 14, 2007 Messages 13,882 Reaction score 23,354 Golden Thread 2 🥇 Banner finds 2 Primary Interest: Other Jan 3, 2014 #1 5 inches long x 1 inch square made out of poplar and beveled on the ends .. any ideas? .. Thanks! Attachments IMG_6061.webp 155.3 KB · Views: 123 IMG_6062.webp 125.2 KB · Views: 119 IMG_6063.webp 92.2 KB · Views: 118 IMG_6064.webp 81.2 KB · Views: 138 IMG_6065.webp 101.2 KB · Views: 135
tamrock Platinum Member Joined Jan 16, 2013 Messages 16,407 Reaction score 34,878 Golden Thread 0 Location Colorado Detector(s) used Bounty Hunter Tracker IV Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 3, 2014 #2 Art of a wood whittler be my guess. From back from the day when a pocket knife was called a "jack knife" could be the signature piece of a carpenter who was involved in building the house? The mark of his skills Attachments chain_whittler.webp 149.6 KB · Views: 104 Last edited: Jan 3, 2014 Upvote 0
Art of a wood whittler be my guess. From back from the day when a pocket knife was called a "jack knife" could be the signature piece of a carpenter who was involved in building the house? The mark of his skills
Ruchman Full Member Joined Mar 14, 2013 Messages 125 Reaction score 72 Golden Thread 0 Location Oregon Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 3, 2014 #3 Could have been a carpenters gauge for cutting open mortise and tenon joints? Upvote 0
pippinwhitepaws Banned Joined Jan 2, 2013 Messages 4,583 Reaction score 1,971 Golden Thread 0 Location somewhere between flagstaff, preskit Detector(s) used Whites prism III Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Jan 3, 2014 #4 if it is not a gauge, it is a shop project...we used to do things like that...learn how to fit complex joints.. Upvote 0
if it is not a gauge, it is a shop project...we used to do things like that...learn how to fit complex joints..
bigfoot1 Silver Member Joined Nov 1, 2011 Messages 3,792 Reaction score 3,399 Golden Thread 1 Location so.cal.mtns. 🥇 Banner finds 1 Detector(s) used garrett,minelab,fisher,,,atp current weapon of choice Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jan 3, 2014 #5 a simple guess...it reminds me of the extension parts found on old dining tables Upvote 0
G Gold Maven Bronze Member Joined Jul 4, 2012 Messages 2,364 Reaction score 2,231 Golden Thread 0 Location Holmes County Ohio Detector(s) used Tesoro Lobo Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 3, 2014 #6 the patina appears as if it had a lot of use. Interesting. Upvote 0
curt_in_wmass Jr. Member Joined Dec 11, 2011 Messages 43 Reaction score 19 Golden Thread 0 Location Central Massachusetts Detector(s) used WHITES MXT Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 3, 2014 #7 Ruchman said: Could have been a carpenters gauge for cutting open mortise and tenon joints? Click to expand... Thats was my thoughts...but what is made out of one inch stock that needed these type of joints?...Havent figured that part out yet. Upvote 0
Ruchman said: Could have been a carpenters gauge for cutting open mortise and tenon joints? Click to expand... Thats was my thoughts...but what is made out of one inch stock that needed these type of joints?...Havent figured that part out yet.
Ruchman Full Member Joined Mar 14, 2013 Messages 125 Reaction score 72 Golden Thread 0 Location Oregon Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 4, 2014 #8 I think old shutters were sometimes made at 1"? And would have similar jointer Upvote 0