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Hello everybody...it looks like a draftsmen tool but no real place to put a point/or lead(pencil)middle band at top rotates&one peice when pushed opens(like an old hair pin works)approx.6in.long,aluminum&only mark is pat.pend.any ideas? any help will be greatly appreciated!!!
 

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i saw something that looked alot like this years ago and this is going to sound silly, it was inserted into a doughnut to inject jelly or custard
 
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seeker said:
i saw something that looked alot like this years ago and this is going to sound silly, it was inserted into a doughnut to inject jelly or custard
Seriously? I never would have guessed that in a million years.
 
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seeker said:
i saw something that looked alot like this years ago and this is going to sound silly, it was inserted into a doughnut to inject jelly or custard
Being a chef/cook(30+yrs.) i see what your saying but there is no injector/vacume,etc.type of function on this&seems like no peices missing or how it could attach to something,Thank's for input!
 
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mrs.oroblanco said:
Some kind of trocar? :icon_scratch:


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A good guess but this is aluminum&most "trocar"(s)are stainless as they are used in operartions,again,this item(my orig.post)does not have ANY vacume/injection,etc.function,thanks all!!!
 
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Looks somewhat like a modern (aluminum) version of one of my Grandpa's antique drafting tools, like the following photo of one that was made by the 'Deitzgen' company
draftingtool.jpg
 
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Cybercop106 said:
Looks somewhat like a modern (aluminum) version of one of my Grandpa's antique drafting tools, like the following photo of one that was made by the 'Deitzgen' company
draftingtool.jpg
Exactly what i thought(read discription)but mine doe's NOT function as a drafting tool would...Thanks for input&pic!
 
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The end of the central portion appears to me that it is scalloped, or in something of a scoop shape - is this the case? Could you perhaps post a photo detailing that end?
 
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The issue with it being a compass would be the fact that the legs aren't the same length, making it very difficult to create a perfect circle.

That being said..... :icon_scratch:
 
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bugsykludge said:
The end of the central portion appears to me that it is scalloped, or in something of a scoop shape - is this the case? Could you perhaps post a photo detailing that end?
Yes it has a scoop/scallop shape at one end...i'll try&get a better shot tonight,grandson is over&needs"ampas" attention,Thanks for input!
 
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