Shaft turns. Real thin sheets of stainless. Like a clutch of some sorts.
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Shaft turns. Real thin sheets of stainless. Like a clutch of some sorts.
Those thin sheets of stainless are kind of sharp.
It’s like every other one has the tab that the top “post” secures.
So every other unsecured one moves with the shaft while the others are stationary.
Found it on FILs work bench, he was a collector of stuff.
It’s like every other one has the tab that the top “post” secures.
So every other unsecured one moves with the shaft while the others are stationary.
Found it on FILs work bench, he was a collector of stuff.
Now where near 100% but it looks like it might have to do with windings on an electric motor? 
That is a Variable Molene with an abjustable femocombobulator.
Now where near 100% but it looks like it might have to do with windings on an electric motor?
No place to connect power in and thin sheets of stainless make a rotten path the way they are all connected
its a cuno oil filter, you turn the shaft and it cleans the junk off the oil inside.
Nah, Cuno filter is the answer.
He was a lifer coast guard reservist.
I’m wondering if it’s from an M-38.
He was a lifer coast guard reservist.
I’m wondering if it’s from an M-38.
If not M-38 probably some sort of oil lubed system at Polaroid.
Man you should see the scary woke letter from Dr Land and creating a non Feudal society of scientists I found in the box of stuff.
His 1950s Marine greens are about twice the wool content of anything I was issued….
Man you should see the scary woke letter from Dr Land and creating a non Feudal society of scientists I found in the box of stuff.
His 1950s Marine greens are about twice the wool content of anything I was issued….
Hey, we found something Bigfatcock wouldn’t at least touch with his peepee. Not an easy thing to find
I've seen fuel filters like this... they create enough turbulance that they cause crud to fall out of the fuel flow. Common on some pre-war cars. Was kind of a re-useable filter.
Just a thought.
Sirhr
PS... just read further into the thread... I'd agree with it being an oil filter or marine filter. Same concept. Cool item!
Just a thought.
Sirhr
PS... just read further into the thread... I'd agree with it being an oil filter or marine filter. Same concept. Cool item!
