MYSTERY OBJECTS

[Stanley]

Quite right Ken. Also used for finishing holes to final size as they run more true than a two flute drill.
Next one?

[Stanley]

What is it?

[plaques]

Stanley you've moved up a couple of notches from vulgar fractions and a 6 inch rule.

[Stanley]

He knows you know! Now will someone please give us an answer?

[Gloria]

Not a clue.

[MickBrett]

Looks like a probe stylus to me

[Stanley]

Mick has got it right. It's the ruby tipped stylus of a probe for automatically taking measurements during CNC machining operations.....
Next object?

[MickBrett]

[Stanley]

Toothpaste?

[Big Kev]

Stick of rock?

[Gloria]

I’ll go with Stanley………toothpaste.

[Cathy]

Me too, I’ll go with Stanley.

[MickBrett]

Stan the man is correct.

[Stanley]

Sorry about that...... We'd better have another one.



What is it......

[Stanley]

Re there any takers? If not I'll take it down......

[Big Kev]

Jellyfish

[Stanley]

Ah.... yes, that's correct but it's rather special. I want to know what it is and why I chose it.....

[Stanley]

A deathly hush. I shall knock it on the head later today.....

[Stanley]

Can't blame you.... it's very rare. It's a Chirodectes Maculatus (LINK)
How about the next one.....

[Stanley]

What are these? What trade uses them?

[Steeplejerk]

For sculpting clay

[Big Kev]

For sculpting clay

Me too

[Stanley]

Curses! Correct, potter's tools.... .
I shall have a think....

[Stanley]

What is it?

[Stanley]

Hello.....?