Winder?

[RobW]

Found this during Al and I's field hunt. The small end is threaded. I am thinking it is a winder of some sort. Confirmation? Suggestions?

[del]

Rob has anyone told you , you have the most steadiest hands lol lol watch winders don't generally have threads on the outside of the shaft. they usually have an iron or steel end-sleeve inside of the shaft bacause brass wouldn't hold up very long to the constant winding and tension.

[RobW]

I'm trying to get a gig being a hand model......so far I still have to keep my regualr job lol

So if that's not what it is, that what is it:huh:thinkingabout:? :dontknow:

[del]

I'm trying to get a gig being a hand model.lol


yeah .... well..... let me know how that turns out for you :eyebrow: lol lol

it does look about the right size for one and first impression would indicate it could serve as one but like i said every one i've seen has somekind of iron or steel end that goes into the pocket watch. :dontknow: :dontknow:

[RobW]

I figured if anybody would know it would be you! I guess I'm SOL :white:usaflag::

[chief5709]

maybe some sort of winged set screw? but to what I have no idea :crazy:

[rsarge1]

I was thinking maybe a music box key ?

[del]

I was thinking maybe a music box key ?


:thinkingabout: :thinkingabout: :thinkingabout: thats very plausible rsarge1

[UK55]

It's a type of locking grub screw, proberbly went into wood. :waving:

[RobW]

It was found in a field.....I'm thinking Chief got it..being some sort of winged set screw

[Ill Digger]

It was found in a field.....I'm thinking Chief got it..being some sort of winged set screw
That's what I was going to say too. :yes: I don't know for sure of course :dontknow:
:thinkingabout: But being threaded at the end, would make me think of, some sort of fastener :yes: :dontknow: