What is this? (Starrett tool)

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honeywell
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joedw00 wrote:Does it look anything like this. http://www.josephmarc.com/page-64941.html Then if you do a search for Starrett Speed Indicator No. 104 + Box Pat. 1905 you will get a lot if information.
You guys never stop inpressing me. Someone ask a question. And poof there is an answer. When I looked at the first post, I thought to myself "This is going to take awhile". But within 30mins it was answered by joedw00. Keep up the good (scratch that) GREAT work.
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honeywell wrote:You guys never stop inpressing me. Someone ask a question. And poof there is an answer. When I looked at the first post, I thought to myself "This is going to take awhile". But within 30mins it was answered by joedw00. Keep up the good (scratch that) GREAT work.
Yeah! He amazed me also! I do not amaze easily!
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