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RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Dreamin - 05-14-2022
No, it does not aid in any fiber crafts! But I can see why it would be a guess! Try again!!
RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Man From Ironbark - 05-14-2022
Any idea of the actual size?
RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Dreamin - 05-15-2022
It has diameter of 12 inches.
RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Man From Ironbark - 05-15-2022
Is it a part of an apppliance? ie: a dehydrator or maybe an egg incubator?
RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Dreamin - 05-15-2022
(05-15-2022, 06:13 AM)Man From Ironbark Wrote: Is it a part of an apppliance? ie: a dehydrator or maybe an egg incubator?
And there it is!! It's part of the incubator my daughter got to hatch some eggs...Out of 6 eggs, 3 hatched!! Congratulations! And I thought this would be hard, but isn't it a pretty piece? It is the piece that turns the eggs every once in a while......
RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Man From Ironbark - 05-15-2022
I could envisage that the spaces could fit eggs. This is why I said it. I could easily determine that it was meant to rotate. No. I'd never seen anything like it before.Here is something that could be very easily discerned or perhaps not?
![[Image: 5474028171_6e410b8fb9_b.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/5254/5474028171_6e410b8fb9_b.jpg)
RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Luv2shoot - 05-15-2022
Well, it appears to be something made from sand. Do I have at least that correct?
RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Dreamin - 05-15-2022
That was my thought, too, Lorell....sandstone or claystone, maybe found when you dig your opals?
RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Luv2shoot - 05-16-2022
Maybe it is a tool that you found buried in you garden
RE: WhatIzIt ??? - Man From Ironbark - 05-16-2022
There is sand on it or in it.
It isn't sandstone or claystone. It as far as I am aware, not found on or in opal fields.
It isn't a tool though yes the item was located in my garden and photographed where I left it.