What are these and what are they used for...The lighter is only there to give you a size
Answer....They are Fly-Tying Bobbins.
The 'clamps' loosely hold a spool of (cotton, metal, nylon, etc.) thread or wire. The thread goes through the hollow single tube end. It's held by the thickest part (chrome on one, brass on the other) simular to a pencil or pen, and used to easily wrap thread on the fly.
23 comments:
Something surgical, to hold something in place? Clamps?
(and btw..not half as much fun when I don't nag you!)rofmlao
something to hold something..yes...but what
btw.....I am used to nagging
Tools for the Dentist
no not the dentist.....\
hint...think....ummmmm.....sport
Nasal cavity thingie? [at a rough guess]
Cyalayta
Mal :)
No Mal, nothing to do with noses...lol
Hint...ummmm...think water sports
For measuring small objects.
Oh, and women don't nag, they suggest.
thermometer type thingy.
Some type of sensor.
well... you got me! o.O heh heh
Cyalayta
Mal :)
ok.....think fishing
and Sue.....they nag the suggestion
measuring sea horses!!!!!!
Are they weights.
ok...times up...my last hint...Think fly fishing
We all give up, what is it?
They are Fly-Tying Bobbins.
The 'clamps' loosely hold a spool of (cotton, metal, nylon, etc.) thread or wire. The thread goes through the hollow single tube end. It's held by the thickest part (chrome on one, brass on the other) simular to a pencil or pen, and used to easily wrap thread on the fly.
Are they mind probes?
ah, blimey, how am I supposed to know that? *hits JOhnno. I knew that the thingy slid down, and I knew that it clamped something, but fly bobbins? *hits Johnno again for good measure, lol.
Well Patty I hope you hit him good lol I know you explained it Johnno but I still don't get it, Why would you fish for flies, we use Mortein down here.
affs!!!!!never in a million years
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