793. Stanley clapboard gauge, used to obtain a gauged width of board when installing clapboards or lap siding. Normally used in pairs to position both ends of the board.
794. Ediphone dictation machine, a photo of Edison using one can be seen here.
795. Device for applying pressure, a printer's tool for use in quoins for locking forms of type in chases. Patent number 1,169,533.
After 2-1/4 revolutions, the first piece is fully raised:
Another 2-1/2 turns for the second:
And the same for the third:
I made this drawing to show the inside parts, turning the screw forces the cylinders into the trapezoidal pieces, which raises them up:
796. RJ-22 telephone plug, from the handset.
797. Combination tool, patent number 286,458, uses include wire cutter, tack puller, knife, can opener, nut cracker, wrench, and vise.
798. This is a box knife, for opening and reclosing the boxes that held cigars, sugar, chocolate, or cheese.
Last week's set is seen below, click here to view the entire post:
794. Ediphone dictation machine, a photo of Edison using one can be seen here.
795. Device for applying pressure, a printer's tool for use in quoins for locking forms of type in chases. Patent number 1,169,533.
After 2-1/4 revolutions, the first piece is fully raised:
Another 2-1/2 turns for the second:
And the same for the third:
I made this drawing to show the inside parts, turning the screw forces the cylinders into the trapezoidal pieces, which raises them up:
796. RJ-22 telephone plug, from the handset.
797. Combination tool, patent number 286,458, uses include wire cutter, tack puller, knife, can opener, nut cracker, wrench, and vise.
798. This is a box knife, for opening and reclosing the boxes that held cigars, sugar, chocolate, or cheese.
Last week's set is seen below, click here to view the entire post:
posted by Rob H. at
1:33 PM
2 Comments:
798
i wonder it it is a priest
for hitting fish over the head
to kill them and the knife to gullet
By
Anonymous, at 4:33 PM, October 16, 2006
I'm fairly positive that is an RJ-22. RJ-22's are smaller 4 wire wide. This is the type that goes into the handset to the base unit.
RJ-11 is the industry standard (USA) for modular plugs from the wall to the phone.
By
Anonymous, at 11:45 AM, December 08, 2006
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