Can anyone shed light on what this is, I thought maybe some kind of feeler gauge? Was in a box of tool odds and Sod's.
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Can anyone shed light on what this is, I thought maybe some kind of feeler gauge? Was in a box of tool odds and Sod's.
https://s20.postimg.cc/h3d7g581p/image.jpg
Looks like a car radio removal tool, you need two just slide them down either side of the radio until they release the two spring loaded catches and pull the radio unit out.
It’s a device for assessing the motility of slow worms
Way too small for removing head units.
My first thought was sim card ejector tool or similar.
Made in Italy. It's the remains of a 2009 Alfa Romeo 147.
It's a piston rod from an MX5
a very small CO2 cylinder that was run over by a tank...
Looks like it might be a car dent repair welding key.
Cheese grinder. Mobile version.
Sim tray removal tool for the world's largest mobile
Locksmiths pick?
'Magic Money Paddle' from Metal Mickey's Magic Set
Not positive, but I think it's a pound coin.
It's a dried spaghetti sizer. I thought everyone had one?
It’s for getting stones out of horses hooves isn’t it, or Boy Scouts out of Girl Guides tents.
Now my favourite website!Quote:
Originally Posted by 200mwaterresistant
It is a urethral meatus cleaning tool - give a go and you will see that I’m correct.
Trust me when I tell you that it wouldn't be anywhere near the weirdest thing that's gone down my japs eye over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkO
Well that made me grimace and cross my legsQuote:
Originally Posted by MarkO
What happened in Bangkok, stays in Bangkok :devilish:Quote:
Originally Posted by seadog1408
Apart from Herpes, that sh** stays with you forever.Quote:
Originally Posted by subseastu
I think it’s a Panerai toothpick, and as such best get it on SC for a ludicrous sum of cash :-)
The gift that keeps on givingQuote:
Originally Posted by MarkO
Snap! I have an identical one... i used it as a cable marker/ ident pick. Used for collecting up the single digit rings that make up the cable number. Not used much now as most cores are marked with printed sleeves.