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Martin King 2	20/01/2019 21:11:10
1129 forum posts 1 photos	Hi All, Got this today at our local car boot, very heavy but cleaned up nicely. My only thoughts are that it might be part of a tool & cutter grinder? No makers marks anywhere so I assume it is user made. Any help would be welcome. Cheers, Martin
Baz	20/01/2019 21:35:28
1033 forum posts 2 photos	Congratulations! You have got yourself a Clarkson radius grinding attachment and the brass plate is an angle gauge for clearance angles on cutter flutes.
Martin King 2	20/01/2019 21:39:04
1129 forum posts 1 photos	Hi Baz, Thanks for the info. Cannot seem to see how the odd bits fit on the main part? Is it complete? Edited By Martin King 2 on 20/01/2019 21:42:49
David George 1	20/01/2019 22:29:35
2110 forum posts 565 photos	Hi Martin have a look on Lathes.co.uk Clarkson tool and cutter attachments. David
peak4	20/01/2019 22:34:00
2207 forum posts 210 photos	Congratulations on a rather good value purchase.I never see anything like that at our local car boot sales. Bedroom Workshop is one of the better resources for Clarkson stuff. Bill
Baz	20/01/2019 22:44:21
1033 forum posts 2 photos	Hi Martin, I think you have a couple of bits missing, will dig my one out tomorrow and try and get a photo.
Martin King 2	20/01/2019 22:46:29
1129 forum posts 1 photos	Thanks guys, that is all really helpful info. The guy I got it from said he has more to clear from the same source and I have his number so will check to see if the rest of it might come to light. Cheers, Martin
peak4	20/01/2019 23:42:41
2207 forum posts 210 photos	Posted by Martin King 2 on 20/01/2019 22:46:29: Thanks guys, that is all really helpful info. The guy I got it from said he has more to clear from the same source and I have his number so will check to see if the rest of it might come to light. Cheers, Martin Do let me know if he's got a drill grinding attachment. Bill

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