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Seems our favorite twin quakers are also into pet grooming. This is the base clamp for their pet grooming station. See picture. Otherwise I think you could use it for clamping onto and pulling out really stubborn whiskers.
Pelkey
My dad used to have work benches in his shop; he used the built in vices (the old wood ones built into the tables that open and close horozontaly) to hold his corded clippers, and he would drape the cords over the cranks. Not sure what use a vise like that would have, though. Maybe mounting drying lamps or those drying domes? Maybe to hang strops from an otherwise flat surface?
Ya really don't want to know. :dropjaw:
Hmmm..thanks for a brain teasing question that I can't stop ruminating over. Well, it looks very similar to a hand tool that I use to chamfer the inside case necks of rifle cartridge cases that I have just resized for reloading. My RCBS case neck chamfer tool has the same kind of taper. So, the question is: What kind of brass or soft metal tube lives in a barber shop that needs to have it's inside edges chamfered? With that idea, wrong or not, I pass the torch along.