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Haha, well I went with my girlfriend (^ pictured in the back loading cement into her wheelbarrow ^). We also did some diving and the turtles were cute

Still here although I was off volunteering in the Philippines this summer. Now looking to move back to the UK ( anyone know any jobs near Manchester?)
Really would like to do some more 3D again, been too long.

You could makemany things with that cord. Crochet, macreme. One of my aunts did tadding. Handmade lace. Yes it's a fun hobby. I used to make a ton of bracelets back in Sweden, I hobby I may take up again if I'm really bored in the future haha. As for your device... Looks like some kind of springloa...

You're all super close but since this has been going for a few weeks now and you're all giving roughly the right answer anyway, let me reveal the device :) The device is a paracord lacing needle (or fid) used when creating paracord bracelets and other crafty things out of paracord: safetycare-art-an...

ok, i dont even know what macrame is... had to google it :D iam out of the game :D not my area of expertise. Based on your last unkown item... it may be closer to your area of expertise than you may think. Maybe. :P Crochet? Not quite, maybe even slightly more off than macrame. You're all nearly th...

spacekdet wrote: ↑13 Mar 2024, 03:45 Ignoring the knitting clue to go for the obvious joke.
Is it a plumb, Bob?

Finis wrote: ↑13 Mar 2024, 23:08for macrame

Almost, you're practically there

I'll guess it is for modeling things with clay. Nope ;) Something tells me it has to do with knitting. You may be onto something here! :idea: btw: you said its not made out of metal... is that important for its function? Can it be made of metal? I guess it must be plastic, but the threads look meta...

It's a tool used in a hobby, mostly indoors.
And it is not an attachment for any other tool.
It's not used for probing anything like really, I promise!

To paraphrase Bitkar: you can use the screw threads to attach anything in there.
...But not necessarily a brush.

I'm afraid no one has gotten close yet so I'll provide a clue:

I am guessing, without cheating, it is some kind of LEGO tool/part Not quite, but I do still have a soft spot for LEGO sets as well. :superbanana: ...From the scratches and size of the threads I think it is not large... ...I think several of these become the structure of a tent or it is a cleaning ...