Guess

[Syncop8r]

I think we need a pic of it in use. 

[zoidberg]

I think we need a pic of it in use. 

I didn't buy it and I'm out of beer.

[RamoN]

Lets see, one that shows that one piece tools arent necessarily simple, there are other not so nice versions of this

[zoidberg]

I know that one too but I'll let the others have a go.      

[RamoN]

I know that one too but I'll let the others have a go.      

yeah dont be that guy that always wins and then nobody wants to play with 

[zoidberg]

I know that one too but I'll let the others have a go.      

yeah dont be that guy that always wins and then nobody wants to play with 

Precisely.   

[Syncop8r]

Used for screwing/unscrewing something...? 

[Blackbeard]

there used to be a game show on tv in the 70's where they would bring out a strange object and celebrities would try to guess what it was, the contestants would then  pick one of the anwers the celebrities gave and for the life of me I can't remember the shows name, anybody?

[Blackbeard]

here we go:

[Syncop8r]

A lot of these things you either know or you don't.
But it's fun guessing and trying to figure out what the features do.

[RamoN]

Used for screwing/unscrewing something...? 

its used to hold still a part that would normally turn so you can work on it

[Syncop8r]

Does that guy have a big head or a small body?

[RamoN]

here we go:

we could do something like that with video conference demolition man style 

[Syncop8r]

Used for screwing/unscrewing something...? 

its used to hold still a part that would normally turn so you can work on it

I was thinking of bottle tops but now I am thinking of gears...

[Blackbeard]

im guessing thats some tool for setting a gear on a transmission or clutch?

If thats wrong then maybe its used on a grandfather clock?

[RamoN]

Yeah close enough  , its actually a clutch holder tool, the "pro" version, sometimes replaced with some specialized vise grips (2nd pic) or other shop inventions

[Blackbeard]

Hint: these 2 objects play a part in some of my recent posts:

[Blackbeard]

[Blackbeard]

maybe I shouldn't have posted 2 items, they are separate puzzles to guess, but are used in the same industry.

[Kev D]

One looks like a spark igniter for a boiler/furnace, is the other a pilot burner?

[Blackbeard]

One looks like a spark igniter for a boiler/furnace, is the other a pilot burner?

ding ding ding! close enough, pic 1, its actually a flame rod/sensor that sits in the burner flame and tells the circuit board that the flame is lit and to keep the gas flowing, but they use the same type of part to do the spark ignition, but those usually have a 90 degree bend in the circular rod. good job Kev, but the second item is not a pilot, another hint is its a tool.

Here's a closer view of the spot that does the work:

[Syncop8r]

Pics not showing for me    perhaps they will when the I-nizzle has calmed down.

[Blackbeard]

[ducttapetech]

I think we need a pic of it in use. 

I didn't buy it and I'm out of beer.

Nooooooooooo! Somebody down there this man some beer!

[Blackbeard]

by the way, if you own a gas furnace, and its not working, PM me maybe I can save you a service call/$. If the burner turns on but shuts off very quickly, very often that flame sensor needs to be cleaned...shut the power to the unit, and look in the gas burner section for that part in the picture, its usually held in place with a small phillips screw and has a wire attached to it. remove the screw and pull the sensor out, clean it with steel wool preferrably or sand cloth/paper, put it back in place, after you switch power on it should work ok, if not you may have a different issue.

[RamoN]

So can someone please guess i wanna know what that 2nd gadget is for   

Im guessing the cilynder with the bent lever works as a stop perhaps for the slider thats on the bottom that would close the rods together when moved, one tip looks like a spark stone with a regulator and the other tip?...

[Blackbeard]

nope, I'll give another clue cause this is a tough one...that's a cutting wheel you see in the close ups

[zoidberg]

A sight glass tube cutter.

[RamoN]

Nice, another tool i didnt knew existed, Wouldnt have guessed that in a million years

[Blackbeard]

A sight glass tube cutter.

  good job zoid

the glass comes in various lengths, but some need to be trimmed to fit properly