In order to enter last week’s giveaway, you had to identify a slotted wooden object pictured in last Tuesday’s post. We must have a lot of high rollers in the crowd because many people correctly guessed that it was a cigar mold used to roll cigars.
We randomly picked one winner out of all last week’s comments and that lucky person is Windell who knew it was a cigar mold because he has one at home. Congrats Windell, you have exactly one week to reply to our email before we pick another winner.
Next Tuesday, we’ll be giving away a Bostitch tool bag filled with goodies. The open-mouth tool bag is made from hardwearing denier fabric with a waterproof plastic bottom. Inside this multi-compartment bag, the winner will find a pair of titanium-coated cutting blades, a magnetic torpedo level, a 10″ adjustable wrench, a twin-blade utility knife, and a handy little nail set.
To win the Bostitch kit, post a comment (click “comment” above) and tell us what profession uses this scale (below) and what material are they measuring. You don’t have to answer correctly to win; we will randomly pick one winner. 
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On Tuesday, April 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 April 17, 2012, 2:00pm (ET) to enter to win the Bostitch tool and tool bag Kit.
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That little brush is used by wallpaper hangers to feather out the bubbles and wrinkles that invariably appear when you are trying to be oh so careful.
Weight measuring scales
a scale to measure prescious metals
some sort of scale
THIS DEVICE IS USED TO WEIGH GOLD AND OTHER PRECIOUS METALS.
Scale
a scale to measure a certain quantity of something for selling.
This looks like a English Balance Scale. Roberval principle, which keeps the pans balanced. The object to be weighed is placed on one plate, and calibrated masses are added to and subtracted from the other plate until level is reached. You can weigh basically anything, but this was mainly used with the department of treasury.
For weighing precious metals
It's a scale used to weigh mail parcel…..Another great contest!
It is a Postal scale used to measure letters!
scales
Scales for the postal service.
a postal scale to weigh mail
weighing gold
Scales used to weigh gold and other fine metals
Probably used for measuring Gold dust and nuggets. But could be used neferiously to weight BAD things!
To weigh gold at the bank
seed and mlti purpose scale for farmers and general stores
Pill scale for druggist.
A drug dealer measuring marijuana or cocaine uses this scale.
pharmicist scale
Scales
Jeweler's scale to measure precious metals
It is a postal scale used by postal workers and they use it to measure the weight of mail.