This week's What is It? game, brought to you by the fantastic What is It? blog is ... a hammer - but what kind of hammer? (i.e. what is it used for? It has a specific function). Can you guess what it is?
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Update 1/26/07 - The answer is: "Drill sharpening hammer, for reshaping points on the large star drills used for making blasting holes in mines, it's held against the bit and struck with a sledge hammer." Congrats to Chris Worsley (#12)!
Some have a pin in the center to line up on the airhole in drill rods that are used in rock and have an airhole running their length.
a primitive a abortion device.
It total makes since
You simple whack away at the pregnant area until the baby is Terminated.
I'LL TAKE MY REWARD SENT TO MY PAY PAL ACCOUNT
:)
Darwin award ftw.
I have one, with the pin in the center and have been guessing about it fot years. It does fit an old drill bit I have. I did use it to make some interesting copper conchos against a urethane block