Posted: 4/24/2026 8:03:07 PM EDT
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And what is it commonly used for? I picked it up at an estate sale for cheap, and it runs. What does it do, that an ordinary grinder wouldn't be used for? Attached File Attached File |
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Isn't it a old school machinest edge grinder for finish angles & tool edges? eta: years ago when I worked at state park, had a simular looking tool on the bench we used to sharpen axes, shovels & whatnot when someone else had the benchgrinder tied up. |
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Originally Posted By Ndenway1twicetimes: Isn't it a old school machinest edge grinder for finish angles & tool edges? eta: years ago when I worked at state park, had a simular looking tool on the bench we used to sharpen axes, shovels & whatnot when someone else had the benchgrinder tied up. That makes sense. The estate sale was at a machine shop. |
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Taking another look at this, it has a large bit on the other side. I wonder if this straddled another machine somehow? Attached File |
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Originally Posted By aswrg7: Taking another look at this, it has a large bit on the other side. I wonder if this straddled another machine somehow? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/96579/20260424_212553_jpg-3752058.JPG I'm probably wrong, but I think that is the tool center block that holds cutting? bar/tools. iircc there is some guys that do machinist stuff on here that know what all that tool is used for. |