[Driller703]

I found this in a box in the garage. Never have seen it before.
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[Bogie Shooter]

It’s a bit set for a Dremel tool.

[Driller703]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

It’s a bit set for a Dremel tool.

Are the bits tapped out of the base, or do they unscrew? They seem to be only removable with pliers

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Driller703

Are the bits tapped out of the base, or do they unscrew? They seem to be only removable with pliers

Don’t know, maybe a knock off set.

[villagetinker]

I have 3 Dremel tools and hundreds of bits, and have never seen anything like this, no idea what this is. Maybe a better picture and some more info, are these removeable, are the ends we can see sharp or rough like sand paper, etc.

[walterray1]

Originally Posted by Driller703

I found this in a box in the garage. Never have seen it before.
Thanks

It is interesting that the local expert world is at a loss. My my.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

It looks like someone was playing around with scrap metal and dremel bits and made a funky piece of art, or maybe a key to some weird kind of steampunk lock. It's a neat looking doohickie, whatever it is.

Edited to add: Actually the more I look at it, the more it appears to be the back of an old American Airlines pin that someone just fitted with dremel bits for the sake of weird art.

[Chi-Town]

Mandibular staple.

[pcoccionitti]

If they unscrew off the base they are known as tips for Digital or dial indicators

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by Driller703

I found this in a box in the garage. Never have seen it before.
Thanks

Dental tools...

[l2ridehd]

It’s a lawn dethatcher made to attach to a lawn mower blade. Should be 2 of them to work. You mount one on each end of a lawn mower blade, set it up high and it will dethatch the lawn.

[GOLFER54]

I believe this was inserted in the heels of a woman's shoe before high- heels were invented.

[mabreyjk]

Looks like drill bits for a Dremel tool

[JakeInTV]

Originally Posted by Driller703

I found this in a box in the garage. Never have seen it before.
Thanks

Looks like pyrography/ wood burning bits?

[rlcooper70]

Could be dental bits from an older lab tool .... that's my guess.