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I have no idea what this is. Appears to be some sort of "Stabilizer" for a metal lathe? Range of motion for the "grip" is less than 1/2 inch. Unfortunately, I inherited this from my grandfather's tools recently. Only clue I have is that he worked for Ingersoll Rand. Stamping is "ZEUS" and "DBGM"
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That is a nurling tool I think. For a lathe. If it is a nurling tool it would put the nurled finish on something like a punch. I used one close to that when I worked in the automotive factory. It was the tool and die makers tool, he helped me make a set of punches on a lathe.
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Now that I look at the pictures some more I don't see the nurling wheels unless they are really small?
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That was my initial thought, but no nurling wheels..........
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