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Nuther "Whatzit"

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  1. Butcher

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    Guess.
    Hint; I made this for my wife years ago. Fully adjustable to any position and or angle. It is for 1 of her winter pass times.
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    Paint easle???
     
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    RC car tire balancer?
     
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    Drying rack....... gloves, boots, socks, etc?
     
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    Some kind of knitting machine Butcher?
     
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  6. Butcher

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    LOL. If 1 of my wifes winter pass times was fixin tars it woulda saved me a trip yesterday to get a flat fixed.

    Nope. Try again.

    Warm.

    Warm.
     
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    Nuther hint; It don't go clockwise.
     
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    Some kind of weaving machine?:whistle: Dunno but it looks pretty fancy.:yes:
     
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    I agree with loon something for weaving.
     
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    At first I was thinking draw horse, now my mind is in the gutter.
     
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    Rest easy griz. It aint a nip clamp. We got jumper cables for that and I got first dibs!
     
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    The nice thing about jumper cables is that they have two ends :rofl: :lol:
     
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    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    Oh boy.
     
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    Oh yea..lmao:rofl: :lol:
     
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    Aint the interweb great? In the matter of 2 hours we can go from a whatzit to nipple clamps and beyond.:rofl: :lol:
    Couple of yous is close but, counter intuitive. #:cool:
     
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    Yeah, back on subject.
     
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    I forgot the subject too. But I did leave another hint in the last post.
    Don't think about it to long as a stitch in time saves nine. I cant make it no easier than that.
     
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    Some sort of sewing machine?
     
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    O'K' It is to hold the frame for counter cross stitching. It can be adjusted to make it comfortable in any type of chair.
    http://s229.photobucket.com/user/lindner6/slideshow/stitch

    Just some of my wifes handy work. Coarse that was when her eyes was better and the distractions of the internet and such wasn't in the way. But we usta be snowed in for weeks at a time back then and we had to have sumpthin to do sides make little ones.
     
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