Last week we showed you a picture of a two-handled gadget and asked you to identify it. Not too many correctly guessed its identity – it is an exercise machine made for building upper arms. Fortunately, exercise equipment has made some big advancements.
We randomly picked the winner from all the comments, and that lucky person is Rich from Purcellville, VA, who was one of the few who guessed correctly.
Next Tuesday, we will be giving away Craftsman Router Combo Kit. The kit includes a 9.5-amp, 1.75 hp fixed-base router with a portable worktable. The handy table has a smooth laminate surface that adjusts to various heights.
To enter the Craftsman Router giveaway, post a comment (click “comment” above) and tell us what this strange-looking tool (below) is used for and what profession uses it? You don’t have to answer correctly to win; we will randomly pick one winner from this post.
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On Tuesday, January 17, we will select the winner then start up a new giveaway for another tool, which will be given away the Tuesday after that.
You have until January 17, 2012, 2:00pm (ET) to enter to win the Craftsman Router.
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I'm guessing a pasta cutter.
lasagna form for creating lasagna shape
Some type of mold, but cookies cutter sounds cool
no idea.
i could use that router kit
i am a single mom who loves dyi and my tools and boy would I love one of these
a mold for forming stone or concrete blocks
its a mold of some kind
This would be a perfect gift for my weekend projects..
form used for stepping stones
Cookie cutter
It looks like some sort of punch for dry wallers
Cake mold for baking
I think it's made of brass. I think it is used for making holes in dry wall, say for electrical outlet holes.
I think it is a brick making tool.
I still think it's some kind of duct work. Maybe a register.
The cookie cutter idea is great. Hopefully, it's not because I "really need" this router.
The strange-looking tool looks like a ravioli cutter which is use to make raviolis and everyone can use this tool for cooking purposes.
To me it looks like a trowel for laying tile
Looks like a back scratcher.
Well it looks like paint on it im going to say something in building or maybe garden hedging of some kind.
I think it's a mold or stamp used with cement or ceramics.
I believe this is a cement post setter used by brick masons.
a mold to make stepping stones for outside patio or walk way
I am going with the masses, concrete cutting tool for cement workers?
Cement stamp!