What is this and what is it used for

[Jer011960]

This is solid wood and about a foot long

[Ben]

I just saw one of those a couple of weeks ago when I was out in Amish Country for vaction.

I will let others try first just to have fun.

Ben

[Henrik_Volkers]

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@Jer011960 wrote:

This is solid wood and about a foot long

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For wafer? Not the silicon ones 😉  more in the direction ice cream ?

[Ben]

50 pepole or so have looked at this question on no valid answers yet?

Tells us a lot about this audience.

My wife told me last night she has one on order to go with the gizmo she already has.

Ben

[Hooovahh]

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@Henrik_Volkers wrote:

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@Jer011960 wrote:

This is solid wood and about a foot long

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Not the silicon ones 😉  

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I honestly don't know, but that's where my dirty mind when too.  A foot long seems like a bit much to me but to each their own I guess.  Watch out for splinters. 

[GovBob]

It reminds me of making jellies and jams.

[Ben]

No guesses?

Spoiler

Clue:

LabVIEW Prime Number Coding challenge.

Ben

[JÞB]

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@Ben wrote:

No guesses?

Ben

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With only genreal knowledge I can apply some deducive reasoning.  

• If it was not solid I'd suspect a plumb bob

The handle is designed for push-pull twist and lateral motion.  the device is smooth and unscarred.  No gaduation marks are evident suggesting it is not for precision measurement or gauging. the tip is rounded suggesting that ease of use rather that presicion of origin point of application is desired. 

Conclusion:

Spoiler

Some sort of veternarary medicine device for treating larger livestock for Collic(sp?) Yuck!

[altenbach]

If there is an embedded blade on the backside, it could be a cork borer sharpener. 😄

[GovBob]

It's part of one of these.