Yay! It's time for our weekly collaboration with What is it? Blog. If you can guess correctly this strange contraption, there's a Free Neatorama T-shirt for you!
Contest rule: place your guess in the comment section, one guess per comment but you can guess as many time as you'd like. Post no URL, please - let others play.
For more clues, check out the What is it? Blog (I promise, it's NOT a torture device!)
Oh, and Steve Walker who won the last What is it? game - you've got one week to contact me and claim the prize (a Free Live! Pro Webcam by Creative) or we'll just toss the prize back in for future game.
Update 10/12/97 - here's the answer:
Leather creasing machine, used for continuous creasing of straps up to 1-3/4" wide.Congratulations to craig clayton #8 who got it right first.
the different size spaces are for different size tubing.
greetings from germany
Chris
Don't know how we coped before this.
In that the second image does not give a full, frontal view, the shapes it is capable of rolling cannot be discerned.
It would have to be a soft, ductile material, in any case.
A Metallurgist.
Its the italien version of blowfish sushi.
(But workers secretely made grubby pasta on it after hours.)
Each side has 7 matching different sizes, got that?
The left side has a hump in the middle - the right,
is flat. Do they work together, or are they 2 versions of a similar thing.
It can't be metal going thru it because of the wooden rollers on the bottom - unless it's really thin.
Am I on the right track????
for making and stretching copper wire
but for all i know it could be bs grinder.
duh!!
Yeah, The tin roof thing sounded right