For pasta makers.
A comb for straightening, a hole for batching, and a platen for measuring length..

Juan - sorry - I didn't see the "wrong answers only please" request.

Dead giveaway is the space debris impact hole blown through the adhesive spreader for in-flight heat resistant tile replacement . Comb used right before tile is affixed.

Hole is for lanyard.

Dapper Dan applicator.

For tiling? Looks like it could be perfect for spreading the mortar setting bed and raking it if thin-set...

Fairly ghetto, compared to the awesome Rota Cota Rolla Cleana.

I think it's a poop knife, to keep from clogging the pipes. You use the hole to check the diameter of the dookie, if it doesn't fit, you can chop it to a more manageable size with the fork.


Either that or it's for paint rollers.

Hmmm, merman seems more likely ...

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It's a scraper used for removing built-up snow and ice from car windshields. The teeth are for breaking up the real crusty stuff.

Juere's Juan???

We need the answer. :D

It's a paint roller and brush cleaner

You push the roller cover through the hole and it squeeze out the excess paint. the scraper then gets rubbed down the roller and gets the rest. The comb is for brushes to straighten out the bristles and scrape paint through. Now a days you clean a roller cover with the half moon on a five in one tool.

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