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Ah, yes but wait a minute. Looking closer at the way the 2 outside edges of the bump have been hit and it's size, without obvious shortening of the pointed end, I'm going to plumb for the clapper of a bell without the fastening part at the top end. Cheers Andy

Stumbled upon this chap and thought you might like to have a look at his website. Cheers Andy https://eoindonnelly.ie/

Now you have shown that it has a dimple on the other side I'll say it resembles a tool I have for driving in the stakes of wooden sheep hurdles. Some differences or alterations from mine though. Mine has a pointed end for starting the holes and yours is a stub end. Mine is somewhat longer at...

Eon my substituted supplier say I can go on a cheaper rate if I have a smart meter. Anti-bribery policy It is illegal to offer, promise, give, request, agree, receive or accept bribes Might have to give em a bell and agree an out of court settlement ££££ 😉 Cheers Andy

Whoops ! sorry I shouldn't have mentioned it 😇

Greatly appreciate your time in coming back to me on this Pete. Same design but different method. Be interesting to see if the manufacturing date is later on yours as it looks like mine (1981) was a failed attempt to mesh the 2 parts together. I'm sorry I don't have the manual and it looks like...

Likewise I'll do the drying :cool:;)

This link should get you there.... Cheers Andy https://linktr.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=0caef986ab2ed6a45c8fb742c&id=eeb2852df0&e=6a647b373a

Good on ya for playing along on this one.... It's actually a button hole cutter by F.C. LEYPOLDT of Philadelphia. PA. Patent dates for 1860 & 1865 Lovely bit of kit, if you swap out the brass anvil you can adjust the length of the slit...

Valiant effort but no..... Clue 🔍🔍 It's a rather specific hole punch....

Sorry, not a saw set. It has a cutting edge.

Many thanks Paul for coming back to me, much appreciated. If you follow this link you'll see an array of pictures of mine. https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/lurem-spindle-moulder.106747/ I suppose the "key" thing I am looking for an answer to is, if you're motor and shaft lift out...

@TFrench ??

Yes, that's correct (y)

Yes Pete a Sergeants "T" multitool by R&W Aston G is a table clamp but not for rope or cables.

C is for pointing/shaping but being made of tin it isn't for spokes. F is incorrect H is correct. With options for ,1pence, tuppence and threppence sized wafers. Cheers Andy

Having looked at the pictures in a fresh light I can now see the extreme burring in the half nut. With that in mind I dare say you'll need the screw as well.... Cheers Andy

No on D but yes on J

I see where you're coming from on the first one but no. The other is a sailmakers palm. (y) Some better pictures would have helped 🧐

I see where you're coming from on the first one but no, the second is a sailmakers palm. (y) It doesn't help that you cannot see the items up close, I should have done a closer shot.... Cheers Andy