June 18, 201214 yr comment_28192 This weeks quiz is going to involve a photo of a tool, and your mission if you so choose to accept, is to identify the tool! The photo is taken from my favorite old tool organizations website The MWTCA. So here goes! Please identify the tool pictured below. The prize? Bragging rights! What more do ya want! John MorrisThe Patriot WoodworkerProud Supporter of Wounded Warrior Project and Homes For Our Troops Report
June 18, 201214 yr comment_28204 A mohel's izmel?Lew Kauffman-Wood Turners Forum HostTime traveler. Purveyor of the world's finest custom rolling pins! Report
June 18, 201214 yr comment_28203 Hummmm, It looks like one of those cutter things. Yea that's what it is.John MoodySite AdministratorJohn Moody Woodworkshttp://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com Report
June 18, 201214 yr Author comment_28202 I need to add an update guys. I blew it, this could be a woodworking tool or not, I had a brain cramp when I posted it. So, the sky is the limit on this one. It could be a farming tool as well. Thanks for participating!John MorrisThe Patriot WoodworkerProud Supporter of Wounded Warrior Project and Homes For Our Troops Report
June 19, 201214 yr Author comment_28200 Great answers guys! But no cigar yet!John MorrisThe Patriot WoodworkerProud Supporter of Wounded Warrior Project and Homes For Our Troops Report
June 19, 201214 yr Author comment_28199 A what????Lewis Kauffman said: A mohel's izmel? Lew Kauffman-Wood Turners Forum HostTime traveler. Purveyor of the world's finest custom rolling pins! John MorrisThe Patriot WoodworkerProud Supporter of Wounded Warrior Project and Homes For Our Troops Report
June 19, 201214 yr comment_28198 Judging from it's size and shape, plus it's obvious age I'd say it is not a mohel's izmel. Other than that, I don't have a clue. I really do know what it is and when John finally reveals the answer, I'll reply, "Oh I knew that, all along." HEEHEE Gene'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton Report
June 19, 201214 yr comment_28197 Could be a chopper or crusher for sugar cane or corn stalks. Just not sure. No greater Loves than God, Family, Friends, country, the sight of flying chips and the smell of saw dust. Report
June 19, 201214 yr comment_28196 I've seen them on the old tobacco farms in northern Wisconsin used for trimming the tobacco. I've also seen them used for cutting up cabbage to make sauer-kraut. When used for making sauer-kraut it would be placed over a bucket or tub and the chopped up cabbage would fall into the bucket or tub. This is from a 45+ year old memory from when we would visit relatives up on the farm out by Black River Falls, Wisconsin. I'm sure it had other uses also. My Aunt made great home-made sauer-kraut. Â Larry Report
June 19, 201214 yr comment_28195 Mom used a "banjo" (that's what she called it) to shred cabbage. She set it on a large crock and shredded it into the crock.Here's a picture. BanjoGene'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton Report
June 20, 201214 yr Author comment_28194 So they seem to be multi use Larry, do you know what exactly they were marketed as? Larry Buskirk said: I've seen them on the old tobacco farms in northern Wisconsin used for trimming the tobacco. I've also seen them used for cutting up cabbage to make sauer-kraut. When used for making sauer-kraut it would be placed over a bucket or tub and the chopped up cabbage would fall into the bucket or tub. This is from a 45+ year old memory from when we would visit relatives up on the farm out by Black River Falls, Wisconsin. I'm sure it had other uses also. My Aunt made great home-made sauer-kraut. Â Larry John MorrisThe Patriot WoodworkerProud Supporter of Wounded Warrior Project and Homes For Our Troops Report
June 20, 201214 yr Author comment_28193 Now that's cool!Gene Howe said:Mom used a "banjo" (that's what she called it) to shred cabbage. She set it on a large crock and shredded it into the crock.Here's a picture. BanjoGene'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. ChestertonJohn MorrisThe Patriot WoodworkerProud Supporter of Wounded Warrior Project and Homes For Our Troops Report
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