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I bought a second hand table saw and this came with it? It's metal with a + cut out at the top and a magnet at the bottom with 2 bolts?
 
Make and model of saw would be useful information. The cat has eaten my Mystic Meg pill for today.
 
I tried Google lens which if you have not used before identifies photos to objects online.

i have used it before with so so results.

I had a red plastic button laying around the house and i was going to bin it, took a photo and it identified it as a part from my coffee machine.

Then I took a photo of a piece of plastic from my wife's mop handle..it said it was a silencer from a German Lugar pistol!

This part that came with my table saw, Google lens said it was part of a studded leather paddle and directed me to some S and M site!

Maybe Google lens is not quite as good as I first thought..
 
Looks like a spanner to undo something. And as said it does look similar to an angle grinder spanner so thats a clue to its use. Has a home made look to it as well. The magnet suggests that whatever the thing it fits is steel. Any threaded things with 2 holes came with it?
Regards
John
 
I tried Google lens which if you have not used before identifies photos to objects online.

i have used it before with so so results.

I had a red plastic button laying around the house and i was going to bin it, took a photo and it identified it as a part from my coffee machine.

Then I took a photo of a piece of plastic from my wife's mop handle..it said it was a silencer from a German Lugar pistol!

This part that came with my table saw, Google lens said it was part of a studded leather paddle and directed me to some S and M site!

Maybe Google lens is not quite as good as I first thought..
Just don’t up set the mrs. her high heels could be a tomson machine gun
 
It holds a blade retaining nut verucally down the gap in the table whilst changing blades. Look at the blade nut to see if it has corresponding holes?
Well that’s a goo idea even if that isn’t what this is, always worried about dropping the nutbut all these years and haven’t managed to drop it yet - yet!
 
The blade nut is just a regular nut? Thanks
Maybe the nut just sits between the two projecting parts, held by the magnet until you get thread or two on the spindle.

C'man, I too live in fear of dropping and losing mine, if I have to change a blade I make it a rule to vacuum up the sawdust appropriately. I might look at making a 'holderator'.
 
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