Another set has just been posted:
Rob
Another set has just been posted:
Rob
363. Hall of mirrors for mice 364. Washington Monument, for mice 365. Capatult for mice 366. Corkscrew 367. Electronic metronome 368. Merry-go-round for mice 369. Capult for mice
Actually Julie, #369 is a Mouse Juicer (for making delicious freshly-squeezed-mice drinks!)
;)
- Michael
363 Periscope 364 Bullet Calibration Thing - Ring Sizing Thing? 365 Guitar Capo 366 Corkscrew 367 Chronographic Device? - Stopwatch? 368 A Screw-in cog device. 369 High leverage pliers.
matalog.
I also thought so, but "amazing" and "not familiar with" didn't sound right.
Rythm counter? Speed measurment device?
363 - Periscope 358 - Ice cube tray 365 - Jar opener 366 - Cork screw 367 - Pulse monitor 368 - Ratchet wheel
I think it's a sensor you place on your finger, such as one measuring the amount of oxygen in your blood, or perhaps pulse, or blood pressure.
It might be a crude slot cutter, or else a knob.
365: a Shubb brand "partial" capo for guitar 366: corkscrew
368 looks like the wheel for turning a can in an electric can opener
From rec.crafts.metalworking:
363 Dunno and can't wait to find out! Would have thought periscope but that hardly seems "amazing"...364 ?
365 Looks like a capo. The pad looks too short for a guitar so maybe for a banjo or some special purpose for guitar.366 Cork screw / remover
367 Pulse or O2 sensor to be placed on the finger368 ?
369 Saw two of those at an auction Saturday but wasn't there when they auctioned them so don't know. Looks like it's to spread something?Best Regards, Keith Marshall snipped-for-privacy@progressivelogic.com
"I'm not grown up enough to be so old!"
On Thu, 02 Jun 2005 07:37:04 GMT, "R.H." wrote in rec.woodworking:
363. Star Wars weapons guidance system, circa 1952? 364. Tire Pressure Gauge, circa 1932 366. Corkscrew, or chromium phallus from planet Zeptor 367. Pulse monitor, circa 1982 368. Catch-wheel/movement for a very primitive watch (possibly from planet Zeptor) 369. A numerical progression of simple multiples of '3'. Alt: a barbers' child detention device, circa 1942--
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Also:
363: Periscope
364: Pressure gauge, ancestor of the pencil-type tire gauge.
365: Clamp366: Wing-type corkscrew, derided by "Wine for Dummies"
367: Pulse monitor368: It's a toothed wheel with a screw through it, isolated from the head by a rubber washer. As for what it's made for... dunno
369: Crimping tool364. Tire Inflation Gauge
From Rec.woodworking
#363: Mirror? The prisms will bend light around a corner. So it would act like a mirror? #364: Hmm. Maybe a tool for security fasteners? #365: ?? #366: Corkscrew #367: Stopwatch / heart rate monitor? #368: Dunno #369: Dunno
363 Beam splitter for home-built hologram.
Or, image inverter for watching TV in bed. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
363. One set of magic words is "split-image rangefinder". More probably, the OP is thinking of "beam splitter". 364.
365. a *LOUSY* picture of a campo.
366. the rack and pinion section of a lever-handle cork screw.367. finger pulse-rate monitor
368. at first glance it looks like a home-made drive gear replacement for an electric can-opener, but it can't be that. (the screw-head and rubber grommet would keep the can from contacting the drive gear.) doesn't appear to be a 'slot cutter', the 'teeth' are way too irregular for that. By elimination it has to be a sex aid for when a rhinoceros mates with an elephant. "ele-phino"369. second lousiest picture of the week. squeezing or crimping tool of some sort
"Mmmm.. that's great mouse:-D"
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