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Ruby50
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First - I found this on my bench - does anyone recognize it? The shaft has a flat spot its whole length

Second - after 5 fretboards, I just notices a line scored down the length of the blade of my StewMac fret saw. It is just a little deeper than the fret barbs and works great at letting you know you are deep enough. Is this intentional? Do others have this on their saws?

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Screw extractor?


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Is the allen key there for scale or does it go with it somehow?

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It looks like the threaded center for a "self feed" bit which could be turned around when the threads get too worn to pull the bit into the board. I used to use them for electrical and plumbing chases in log homes.
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The line on the saw is where the harder steel for the teeth is welded.
Is the threaded bit a screw centre for a lathe?
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I'm gonna go with a replacement feed screw for an auger.
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Here's a pic of a self feed bit. Milwaukee Elect.


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Or just a screw starter...

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My daughter gave me a giant Milwaukee Forstner type bit a couple of months ago, just like the one pictured only bigger - she used it in an art project a few years ago and was cleaning house. That's it. I was looking it over and left the bag on the bench.

Also, this particular saw does not have a different steel at the edge - the saw plate is all the same steel. Anybody else on the scored line on the saw??

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