In order to be eligible to win last Toolsday’s (a.k.a. Tuesday) prize, we asked you to guess the identity of a machine press. We had a lot of correct answers and a lot of almost-not-quite answers. Last week’s mystery gadget was a button maker.
We randomly picked two winners (we had two prizes to giveaway) from all the comments and those lucky people are Andy Myers, who thought it was a foil seal embosser, and ml wright who just said it was a press. Congrats Andy and ml, you’ve got one week to reply to our email before we pick another winner.
Next Tuesday one lucky person could win a Garden Weasel five-piece prize pack. The deluxe set includes:
the original Garden Weasel rotary tiller/cultivator;
a Garden Claw – the perfect tool for breaking up heavy clay soil;
a WeedPopper with its patented handy-dandy foot lever;
the WeedPopper Step & Twist – a dandelion’s worst enemy;
and an Edger for sculpting lawns and gardens.
All Garden Weasel tools are easy on the back and the knees, and on beautiful gardens everywhere.
To enter the Garden Weasel giveaway, look at the photo below then post a comment (click “comment” above) telling us what this dual-purpose, culinary gadget is designed to do. You don’t have to answer correctly to win; we will randomly pick one winner. 
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On Tuesday, June 5, we will select the winner of the Garden Weasel prize pack then start up a new giveaway for another tool, which will be given away the Tuesday after that.
You have until June 5, 2012, 2:00pm (ET) to enter to win the Garden Weasel tools.





shell opner
It’s an antique can opener and knife sharpener.
It is a device that acted as a handle to lift hot lids off of pots over a fire or a wood or coal fired stove. It was also used to lift the solid cast iron grate or burner plates off of wood or coal fired stoves.
Looks like an adjustable manual canopener for multiple can sizes.
It’s an early wire crimp used to stretch and draw barbwire taunt.
Hook it to a mule to plow the field?
A dental tool used in the Little Shop of Horrors.
can opener
It’s for deboning fish and processing poultry right down to the bone.
no clue
It opens bottle caps, and tins by puncturing through the top. (Right?)
This would help.
This would help the wife in the garden.
Oh help my garden giveaway tool………gun to dig holes
crab or lobster cracker
I think it’s an auger.
Maybe to gut and debone a big fish
Culinary? Hmmm. My only thought was that it might be an oyster shucker. That’s only a guess!
lid lifter for large cans of lard, flour, sugar
Some type of Rope Threader / Maker
a widget
Wire streacher
Haven’t a clue!
garlic press
I think it is a can opener.