Identify This No. 131

Today is an item that we all use. Seen this before?

More about "Identify This"... http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-05-11

Previously, in ID This No. 129...
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A circular saw. Yup and easy one.

Honourable mentions...
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Brian Buccigrossi - circular saw blade. Cool, but other parts are here too. The guide etc. Nice one.

Alison Bailey ace
It's from a magician's saw a person in half set. It was withdrawn from general sale owing to unfortunate safety problems. Net says:-->> Oooops! No, but a Doohicky Award! Yaahy!

Rob - A circular saw and guard. Net says:-->> Spot on. Great hit! Yeehaa!

june milner - I'm thinking bigger ...and sillier .. the bit off an oildrig borer.. Net says:-->> Wow! Did not see that coming! I have an oil rig now? Blimey! I must be rich! LOL

Doug O. - A skill saw (circular saw) - the one they used in the movie "Saw". Net says:-->> Its all about torture in this album. Wow! I seem to have a lot of implements of torture in my house! LOL.

Brad Johnson - The cocking mechanism on a very dangerous gun. Net says:-->> Wow! A gun at the cutting edge so to speak! LOL.

Miley - Looks like a chop saw to me. Net says:-->> It sure has the potential. However, it is in fact a circular saw. Nice try.

Sue Wilde - Drop saw; absolutely useless item at that angle. Net says:-->> Actually I am pretty useless at most angles since I dropped my saw! LOL.

Jennifer C - something very sharp that I don't want to mess with at all. Net says:-->> LOL, I don't want to either, but I got all these doohicky jobs to do around the house. Drat! LOL.

Alta D© - i saw these! =0 Net says:-->> Doh! Punny! LOL>

Howard N - It is in fact a circular saw and blade. The circular saw is as old as time... note the resemblance, for instance, to the wheel, the shape of the earth, the orbit of the moon. You do not see that kind of comparison with the shape of any straight edge handsaw. Were not Christopher Colombus and Galileo cutting edge? Net says:-->> Nice one Howard. A Doohicky Award! Yeee hhhhaaa!

Thanks for poping by. Sorry I have been off the 365 patch this week. Run off my feet with work.

Hope to see ya soon!

My other albums today:
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/365/
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/anotherone/

[scooter]

I am going with rolled up garbage bags....No one here to copy from! LOL

[Vicki K]

I agree with you Scooter, that's exactly what it looks like.

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

this photo is just pure rubbish, bags that is.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

yeah just good old rubbish bags.

[Howard N]

All of the above, it is unanimous to this point. Pure rubbish (bags)!
Ah hah, we got you!

[Rick Schies]

A roll of garbage bags, looks like about 30 gallon size

[Trina P Holub]

Yep...trash bags! :-)

[Alta D©]

Yep. looks like a rolled garbage bags.

[Diana Horn]

Black trash bags

[Rev. Fr. Joel Osborne]

Ditto trash bags.

[lorihiro]

Trash bags!

[Kathy A]

Boring I know but its a roll of garbage bags!

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Yup, rubbish bags. They seem to have been given a slight sepia treatment, so I guess they are of a special vintage. '93 was a very good year for rubbish bags, so maybe then. Or maybe they aresome of the really rare '87. The plastic crop was very low that year but what there was was of superb quality which is why they would have lasted so well if stored properly on their sides. Whitter, whitter.

[june milner]

first i thought a roll of draught-proofing , but now see the cylinder so sheeplike follow the others.

[Lesley Barber]

Yes...could be draught proofing...?

[Carole Imes]

Oh geez! I got this one right away---trash bags....but I'm too late. That figures...LOL