Mystery Object (locked version of Original)

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  1. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    A 'blade' cover...hedge trimmer etc:?
     
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    no soory. its not a gaurd.
     
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    Nope, it just about fits into a pocket. Ps your first idea was sort of right, its associated with a chain saw.
     
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    :DSorry mate,I'll have to back off...It's been many a year since I handled a Chain Saw ( 1970)and the equipment has got a bit too advanced for me to have a clue:D
     
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    this items is very basic, been around since the dark ages ! used regularly to aid tree felling
     
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    :confused:One more try...is it to hold a tool for straightening the theeth on the saw blade...this really is my final guess:D
     
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    :thumb:Might it be a splitting wedge?
     
  11. Pro Gard

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    pal, no its not for straightening teeth.

    Carl, not a pruning saw
     
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    "Might it be a splitting wedge"


    Almost!
    Very very close!!!!!!
     
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    A wedge you drop into the cut ...to stop the saw from binding:o...I'm struggling here Pro:D
     
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    you got it, a feeling wedge, always keep a couple with the big saw:

    [​IMG]
     
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    :DI told you they are a modern conception....I had to use wood chips:D

    I have nothing ready so anyone is welcome to post a pic.
     
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