As a requirements for high school graduation, my son had to complete senior projects. He and a friend decided to make T-shirts air brushed designs. We bought this set second-hand from a guy who lived on a tiny island on Lake Washington that is connected to the mainland of Seattle. I had no idea this place existed. We parked at street level and entered the backyard of the main house. A long flight of steps led down to lake level where a little guest house nestled on the shore. I was so envious.
This quite handy device is for copying irregular shapes in buildings such as fitting flooring around pipes or odd corners. It's made up of many thin steel pins that move individually. This was in my dad's double decker red tool box that we brought back from Eastern Washington. My dad built rustic side tables from wood felled on his property. I've never used it for it's intended purpose, but it's fun to play with.
