What kinda snap on tool is it?

this is probably one of those idiot questions but anyway here it goes. At the end of last year my high school auto shop i was staying after for detention and having to clean out the back room and trash all sorts of old "outdated" tools and parts well anyway my teacher told me any thing i could haul in my truck i could have.
In doing so i came across this snap on box with a motor and other stuff in it and asked the teacher what it was he said he thinks for an alternator so i still don't have a clue.
if any one as any idea or info please post thanks RR




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Lots of red x's....................
Can you "thumbnail" the pics, I think it's called, so you can click to enlarge????

 

edited how about now

 

need bigger pics. So far it looks like a cutting tool for armatures or rotors. Sort of like mini lathe hand held.

 

I used to cut the mica back using a fine cut broken hacksaw blade. Then a short piece of fine wet-r-dry clothe narrow belt-type sandpaper along with a good final cleaning.

pdq67

 

Nope.
Can't "click on the pic", and make it any bigger, so I can't make out the detail.

 

if its snap on .... Ask your loco snap on man .

 

X2 If he doesn't know he has the resources to find out.

Frank

 

4th pic in top row. Hold down for a van norman boring bar. Lip hooks on bottom of cylinder and screw on top makes curved piece lock against cylinder wall. It is placed in cylinder next to cylinder your boring.

 

man, thats what i love about the HAMB!! you guys know everything!

 

asked him and he had no clue