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borgcone · Post by **borgcone** » 28 Jul 2023, 23:13

trueBlue wrote: 25 Jul 2023, 21:07 Hush!
I am meditating

I will silently meditate, too, with a cobra till the answer is opened.

(I have a clear conviction of how the front parts works and the mechanics of the whole now.)

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 29 Jul 2023, 02:45

borgcone wrote: 28 Jul 2023, 23:13
trueBlue wrote: 25 Jul 2023, 21:07 Hush!
I am meditating
I will silently meditate, too, with a cobra till the answer is opened. (I have a clear conviction of how the front parts works and the mechanics of the whole now.)

Here, try your own tunes

https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/shrut ... erator.php

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 29 Jul 2023, 13:50

trueBlue had it first!
We had very close guesses.
One clue I could have given are that the switches match a piano keyboard however that would tell you it
was a musical instrument and not an atom bomb de-activator...

Great job everyone!

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 30 Jul 2023, 00:26

What is it

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Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 30 Jul 2023, 02:53

: Clue2MyAnswer.jpg (45.54 KiB) Viewed 1647 times

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 30 Jul 2023, 03:00

Maybe the one dog in the middle

I want one!

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 30 Jul 2023, 11:14

Goodnight my 3 little dogs we will wait for the final answer to see who has won.

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 31 Jul 2023, 15:16

9 - 3 / 1/3 + 1

Precedence of operators matters. I don't remember the rules. Multiplication and division are before addition and subtraction. What is precedence of addition and subtraction or is it left to right?

9 - (3 / 1/3) + 1 = 9 - 9 + 1

Addition has precedence: 9 - (9 + 1) = 9 - 10 = -1
Subtraction has precedence: (9 - 9) + 1 = 0 + 1 = 1
Addition and subtraction is left to right: (9 - 9) + 1 = 1

Without looking up the precedence rules it is either 1 or -1. I think addition has precedence so my answer is 1.

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 31 Jul 2023, 15:30

Finis wrote: 31 Jul 2023, 15:16 9 - 3 / 1/3 + 1

Precedence of operators matters. I don't remember the rules. Multiplication and division are before addition and subtraction. What is precedence of addition and subtraction or is it left to right?

9 - (3 / 1/3) + 1 = 9 - 9 + 1

Addition has precedence: 9 - (9 + 1) = 9 - 10 = -1
Subtraction has precedence: (9 - 9) + 1 = 0 + 1 = 1
Addition and subtraction is left to right: (9 - 9) + 1 = 1

Without looking up the precedence rules it is either 1 or -1. I think addition has precedence so my answer is 1.

You are correct, it is One

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You are the winner of the next What is it?

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 31 Jul 2023, 16:17

One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do
Two can be as bad as one, its the loneliest number since the number one
by Three Dog Night

Great Job Finis!

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 31 Jul 2023, 18:54

Hmm, not enough coffee ... "I think addition has precedence so my answer is 1". I was wrong twice. First, the correct precedence for +/- is left to right. Second, if it was addition first the answer would be -1 not 1 like I picked.

Anyway, I have no ideas for a what is it so someone else start one.

FHembree · Post by **FHembree** » 01 Aug 2023, 17:50

Since last what is it was a math puzzle here is a similar one.
If a car goes up a 1 mile hill at exactly 30 mph how fast does it need to go down the other 1 mile side to avg exactly 60 mph for the trip?

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 02 Aug 2023, 01:22

Albert Einstein could not even figure that one out

I think it is a joke
Final answer

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 02 Aug 2023, 12:45

I no longer can sleep at night! I called my uncle Albert Einsteinie and he told me the answer was EMC2 x 0.
Like a cut down tree I am stumped....

FHembree · Post by **FHembree** » 03 Aug 2023, 02:28

In general most everyone knows that when going 60 mph you are traveling 1 mile per minute.

The simple explanation is that to avg 60 miles per hour is that to travel the total 2 miles (1 mile up the hill and 1 mile down the other side), should take a total of 2 minutes for the trip.
Since first half of trip was at 30mph that means in the first mile up the hill the total time of the 2 minutes was used up so no matter how fast you go in the second mile you will never average 60, even at infinite speed.

I tried to show this by calculations using math but I gave up. It's over my head but I'm sure some 5th grader can do it.

I think uncle Albert Einsteinie answer of EMC2 x 0 is pretty close.

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 03 Aug 2023, 02:53

I am now convinced that the answer to every question is "Einsteinie".

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 03 Aug 2023, 03:16

Good one!

Happy Birthday Einsteinie

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 05 Aug 2023, 15:09

FHembree wrote: 03 Aug 2023, 02:28 In general most everyone knows that when going 60 mph you are traveling 1 mile per minute.

The simple explanation is that to avg 60 miles per hour is that to travel the total 2 miles (1 mile up the hill and 1 mile down the other side), should take a total of 2 minutes for the trip.
Since first half of trip was at 30mph that means in the first mile up the hill the total time of the 2 minutes was used up so no matter how fast you go in the second mile you will never average 60, even at infinite speed.

I tried to show this by calculations using math but I gave up. It's over my head but I'm sure some 5th grader can do it. :lol:

I think uncle Albert Einsteinie answer of EMC2 x 0 is pretty close. :lol:

yes, but what is the "mile"? ;p

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 07 Aug 2023, 15:58

I don't want to get too off track but this is what happened to me yesterday. I went to a Phillies Game which my daughter (supposedly) bought me a ticket for the game. Probably the cheap seats in the nose bleed section. She kept going up an escalator into glass door that said Hall of Fame Club where all my family and friends surprised me wearing my picture on their t-shirts. Great time.
Thanks trueBlue!

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 07 Aug 2023, 16:02

OK back to the game...

FHembree · Post by **FHembree** » 07 Aug 2023, 17:43

bitkar wrote: 05 Aug 2023, 15:09
FHembree wrote: 03 Aug 2023, 02:28 In general most everyone knows that when going 60 mph you are traveling 1 mile per minute.

The simple explanation is that to avg 60 miles per hour is that to travel the total 2 miles (1 mile up the hill and 1 mile down the other side), should take a total of 2 minutes for the trip.
Since first half of trip was at 30mph that means in the first mile up the hill the total time of the 2 minutes was used up so no matter how fast you go in the second mile you will never average 60, even at infinite speed.

I tried to show this by calculations using math but I gave up. It's over my head but I'm sure some 5th grader can do it.

I think uncle Albert Einsteinie answer of EMC2 x 0 is pretty close.
yes, but what is the "mile"? ;p

Not Sure If I understand your question but that's 's typical for me. I couldn't figure out how to do this by using a math formula either.
After racking my brain I decided to give ChatGPT a look. Hers the response from ChatGPT and it only took seconds .
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Math Problem. If a car goes up a one-mile hill at 30 miles per hour how fast would it need to go down the other side, also a one-mile hill to average 60 miles per hour.
ChatGPT
To solve this problem, let's break it down step by step.

Going up the hill:
The car goes up a one-mile hill at 30 miles per hour. The time it takes to cover this distance is 1 mile / 30 mph = 1/30 hours.

Going down the hill:
Now, the car needs to go down the other side of the hill to average 60 miles per hour over the entire distance. Let's assume it takes time "t" hours to go down the hill.

Total distance:
The total distance covered is 2 miles (1 mile up + 1 mile down).

Average speed formula:
Average speed = Total distance / Total time

We want the average speed to be 60 mph. Therefore, we can set up the equation:

60 mph = 2 miles / (1/30 hours + t hours)

Solving for "t":

60 mph = 2 / (1/30 + t)
60 mph = 60 / (1 + 30t)
1 = 1 + 30t
30t = 0
t = 0 hours

This implies that the car would need to go down the other side of the hill instantaneously (in zero time) to achieve an average speed of 60 mph. This is because the time it took to go up the hill at 30 mph balanced out the time it would take to go down the hill at any speed greater than 0 mph.

In real-world scenarios, this isn't physically possible due to factors like friction, road conditions, and vehicle limitations. This problem demonstrates a mathematical concept rather than a practical solution.
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WOW, Am I impressed. YOU BET

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 08 Aug 2023, 00:49

Happy birthday Steinie!

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 08 Aug 2023, 21:49

lol... i was just trolling the "freedom units" people here :)

Btw: happy bday Steinie!

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 11 Aug 2023, 15:24

Converting from the British imperial system to the the Czech system a mile is about 1.3 kilo-Bitkars.

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 12 Aug 2023, 03:04

Two what is its. The ring is about 1" across. About 2.6cm.

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 12 Aug 2023, 13:26

I think I got this one…do you keep it in your backpack?

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 13 Aug 2023, 04:19

Steinie wrote: 12 Aug 2023, 13:26 I think I got this one…do you keep it in your backpack?

Not in backpack.

More info: the items' functions are unrelated. So each is its own what is it.

Better photo tomorrow.

borgcone · Post by **borgcone** » 13 Aug 2023, 08:15

The bend of the hook is gentle for a wire to attach a cat toy. I can't tell if the small piece is metal or cloth, but judging from the shadow, it looks like a mesh. The hole seems too big to attach to the cooling of the CPU fan.

My answer is:
- A tool for picking up rings dropped down the bathroom sink drain.
- An auxiliary material attached to the wire mesh placed over the burner in junior high school science experiments.

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 13 Aug 2023, 14:26

looks like its used to steel cars ;D
PS: 1 mile is 1.6 km.

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 13 Aug 2023, 21:11

Updated with better photos.

(1 km = about 0.81 kilo-Bitkars)

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 13 Aug 2023, 23:14

I’ll take a guess that one is abrasive and used to sand drywall. If you cut a hole in the drywall for an electrical outlet you would use the second item to pull in the wiring.

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 14 Aug 2023, 02:01

Wire is a wire twister.
Mesh is a spark arrestor.

borgcone · Post by **borgcone** » 14 Aug 2023, 05:45

Finis wrote: 13 Aug 2023, 21:11 (1 km = about 0.81 kilo-Bitkars)

Finis, can't get out of the average speed for 2 miles talk?

Whatever we do, check is important.

My aunt Eight of Nine said, "Captain, we have discovered a subspace fluctuation. The time-space discordance seems to extend all the way to the Alpha Quadrant!"

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 14 Aug 2023, 16:05

Great answers to the What Is It which will end tomorrow.

@Borgcone : These jokes about measurement units have no connection to the average speed puzzle except that it was presented using miles. Europeans make jokes about the US using the British Imperial measurement system. I think another country uses it too. Bitkar made such a joke "what is miles?" So I made a joke by inventing a mythical Czech measurement of the "Bitkar". Americans are well versed in the metric system and use it in academic, scientific, and technical settings. Bitkar writes "Freedom units" in reference to Americans sometimes calling the BI system that.

borgcone · Post by **borgcone** » 15 Aug 2023, 03:34

Finis wrote: 14 Aug 2023, 16:05 ... a mythical Czech measurement of the "Bitkar".

I understand.

I misread the "-Bitkars" as ", Bitkar". My eyes don't seem to match the dioptre of my glasses. Next time I need to enlarge the characters on the screen more. (In the what-is-it of "one",

looked like + and I was not able to understand the conversations. )

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 15 Aug 2023, 15:54

Answers

WIRE
Everyone who said it is for pulling things in inaccessible spaces is right. Rings in the drain, car door mechanism, wires in holes. Specifically, this tool is for changing the fuel filter on a line trimmer (weed eater) or blower etc. Put the wire in the gas tank to grab the fuel intake hose and pull the filter out. I just use my finger but this tool has become very useful for many similar things.

MESH
trueBlue is exactly right. Spark arrestor screen. This metal mesh keeps sparks from leaving the muffler of some lawn tools. It is supposed to prevent fires. I just remove these because they frequently clog. Borgcone was on target with his burner idea. To clean one of these use a propane torch (a candle can do it too) to burn the goop from it.

Someone start a new what is it.

Borgcone: "I need to enlarge the characters on the screen more" ... Me too. Now days I sometimes can't read the smaller type but I'm reluctant to admit that and correct the problem.

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 17 Aug 2023, 18:42

you understand the czech units wrong... its a quantum computing data unit - you have Bits, Bytes and then there are Bitkars :)
PS: officially USA is using SI units.

but in reality its like this :)

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 01 Feb 2024, 02:50

spacekdet · Post by **spacekdet** » 04 Feb 2024, 05:41

Atomic ballet?

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 05 Feb 2024, 12:45

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 05 Feb 2024, 14:46

Spacekdeet and Mikom are right. Bomb tests were done on the surface for a while. Many just 70 miles (112km) from Las Vegas. There was atomic tourism as people would go there to see the blasts.
https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/atomic ... las-vegas/

Someone post a new What Is It.

Edit: "Spacekdeet"?

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 05 Feb 2024, 15:04

cool and crazy at the same time... i will post something... i have to censor the picture a bit, so its not tooo too easy.

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 25 Feb 2024, 18:55

What is it?

borgcone · Post by **borgcone** » 25 Feb 2024, 20:40

It's Google's quantum computer for AI, if it's not an assimilator using Borg technology. Similar ones are often covered by the press. I don't know why, but some of them from other countries are hanging from the ceiling in the same way.

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 25 Feb 2024, 20:45

Hate to wreak the fun, but it looks like one should not use images on the WWW for Steinie's U3DA Game "What is it?"

.

Might even get worse with AI
Edit: Crossed Post

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 25 Feb 2024, 21:00

borgcone wrote: 25 Feb 2024, 20:40 It's Google's quantum computer for AI, if it's not an assimilator using Borg technology. Similar ones are often covered by the press. I don't know why, but some of them from other countries are hanging from the ceiling in the same way.

correct!

trueBlue wrote: 25 Feb 2024, 20:45 Hate to wreak the fun, but it looks like one should not use images on the WWW for Steinie's U3DA Game "What is it?"

is that allowed? lol, I actually don't recall the rules

will make sure to post a picture of my own homegrown quantum computer in the future.

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 25 Feb 2024, 21:05

Using image search seems pointless. Anyone can do that. There's no accomplishment, skill, intellect, intuition, reasoning, detective work, keen observation, enjoying everyone's guesses ... "cheating" only spoils all that for everyone.

My first impression was a chandelier. Then I decided that it is a machine and began looking for clues (in the photo) to its size.

I don't think there are rules. It is just for fun perhaps with an implied "honor system". Attributed to George Washington: "If men were angels we should need no laws at all."

I'm not saying image search was used here. Any of us may well have already seen images of this or similar.

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 26 Feb 2024, 19:20

i thought its a back part of CRT monitor :D

Here is some, and no googling! If someone knows rightaway and knows these things, leave others struggle a bit.

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 27 Feb 2024, 11:53

Haha, I love this 'device' even though I have no idea what it is.

My first impression and only guess would be that it is some kind of AI generated belaying device for rock-climbing.

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 27 Feb 2024, 19:28

ok, that was faster than i thought :D you are right, but its real, not AI generated at all :D
If you had no idea about this, hats off!

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 27 Feb 2024, 19:40

hahaha, no way. that was supposed to be a kind of obscure joke

I only do bouldering myself but I've been lead climbing once, although the devices we had were a bit more robust looking than this one.
This, it's an oddly satisfying shape and you can clearly see where the rope is supposed to go.

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 27 Feb 2024, 19:51

Ok, here's a device from my own personal collection.

Can anyone guess what it is?

(I really hope we don't have too many overlapping hobbies here on U3DA or this is gonna be very easy for some, haha)

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 28 Feb 2024, 20:34

I think my guess would be something you stick in the ground or a rectal probe!

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 29 Feb 2024, 20:56

Steinie wrote: 28 Feb 2024, 20:34 I think my guess would be something you stick in the ground or a rectal probe!

It's not something you stick in the ground nor is it something from my extensive collection of rectal probes.

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 29 Feb 2024, 21:16

I am guessing, without cheating, it is some kind of LEGO tool/part

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 29 Feb 2024, 23:03

The point is not sharp. Probably a guide rather than for piercing. From the scratches and size of the threads I think it is not large. The short part has threads to accept another rod. Possibly several sections could be joined. I think several of these become the structure of a tent or it is a cleaning rod for the barrels of firearms.

Mikom, this is a good image. Even unintentionally your talents for art and design are present.

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 01 Mar 2024, 12:22

trueBlue wrote: 29 Feb 2024, 21:16 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.

Finis wrote: 29 Feb 2024, 23:03 ...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 rod for the barrels of firearms...

It is about the size of a regular ballpoint pen, maybe an inch shorter, and this is also the only component of the tool, it doesn't become a larger structure.
Not related to firearms either.

Finis wrote: 29 Feb 2024, 23:03 Mikom, this is a good image. Even unintentionally your talents for art and design are present.

borgcone · Post by **borgcone** » 02 Mar 2024, 02:35

MikomDude wrote: 01 Mar 2024, 12:22 ... size of a regular ballpoint pen, maybe an inch shorter ... tool ... doesn't become a larger structure.

At first glance, I thought it was a "monopod" for a small camera, but with this size, it seems like it must have a strap or hole for it. Or, a "pen for a graphics tablet" that can be stored inside the device, but the screw holes in the back for that is not necessary.

The screw in the middle is a right-handed thread, and there seems to be nothing special about the rotation. There are many small irregular scratches on the surface, so there may be many opportunities for it to rub against something.

It might be screwed into a wall, base, or something to work, but seems too thin for "ring toss" ,"horseshoe pitching", or "bookends". If it is part for a "check (or memo) spindle", the reason for scratches cannot be explained. It should be hit by something harder, like metal, often, but I guess it's not a "key holder" because it has scratches not on a partial place but all over.

My answer is: A pin for displaying rocks, fossils, etc.

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 05 Mar 2024, 14:02

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

You do attach something into the end of the device, but this is not made of metal. The device is a helper for making the function it performs easier... however it isn't always required.

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 07 Mar 2024, 02:12

Various attachments for different cleaning jobs?

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 07 Mar 2024, 13:11

I'll list out options and tell me which ones are closest...

1) A tool used in a hobby
2) Used around food
3) Used to measure something temp, ph, air flow etc
4) Used inside
5) Used outside
6) I only need one of these
7) Used in the medical field (sometimes a rectal exam...

)
8) You shoot it into the air (rocket, arrow, lawn darts etc)
9) A toy
10) A gizmo

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 07 Mar 2024, 18:58

Multiest tool in the world, Dremel attachment used for maintaining homegrown quantum computers?
Part number unknown
https://www.boschtoolservice.com/us/en/ ... =nav_parts

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 07 Mar 2024, 22:57

seems like some kind of probe to me :D not made of metal got me tho. I mean you can screw anything there... maybe some kind of brush?

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 08 Mar 2024, 18:14

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.

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 08 Mar 2024, 23:51

I'll guess it is for modeling things with clay.

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 10 Mar 2024, 22:12

Something tells me it has to do with knitting.

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 10 Mar 2024, 23:30

is it some kind of holder you stick to a flower pot or something and you screw in there some support for a plant or whatever is needed, LED strip :D Idk.

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 metal, so they are just inserts?

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 11 Mar 2024, 14:42

Finis wrote: 08 Mar 2024, 23:51 I'll guess it is for modeling things with clay.

Nope

Steinie wrote: 10 Mar 2024, 22:12 Something tells me it has to do with knitting.

You may be onto something here!

bitkar wrote: 10 Mar 2024, 23:30 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 metal, so they are just inserts?

The object that attaches into the back isn't made of metal. But the rod itself is made of aluminium or stainless steel.

spacekdet · Post by **spacekdet** » 13 Mar 2024, 03:45

Ignoring the knitting clue to go for the obvious joke.
Is it a plumb, Bob?

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 13 Mar 2024, 23:08

for macrame

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 14 Mar 2024, 12:16

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

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 14 Mar 2024, 21:06

ok, i dont even know what macrame is... had to google it :D iam out of the game :D not my area of expertise.

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 16 Mar 2024, 15:00

Crochet?

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 16 Mar 2024, 15:51

bitkar wrote: 14 Mar 2024, 21:06 ok, i dont even know what macrame is... had to google it iam out of the game 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.

Finis wrote: 16 Mar 2024, 15:00Crochet?

Not quite, maybe even slightly more off than macrame.

You're all nearly there!

trueBlue · Post by **trueBlue** » 16 Mar 2024, 16:11

Final answer...
A device to help make Jewlery

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 17 Mar 2024, 14:45

ok, so let me think about it... the rod is made of metal... is it hard metal? can it bring something (screwed in that) thru someting else, maybe thru something hard? And do you screw somehting on it, use the rod to help it go somewhere, then you unscrew it, retrieve the rod and let the other thing in there do its job....? is that logic right?

or

its not for hard stuff and you can make nets or some things like that with it.

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 18 Mar 2024, 16:30

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:

I'll let Finis create the next unknown topic as he was the closest with 'Macrame'.

bitkar · Post by **bitkar** » 18 Mar 2024, 17:18

ok, that is cool!

Finis · Post by **Finis** » 18 Mar 2024, 17:28

You could makemany things with that cord. Crochet, macreme. One of my aunts did tadding. Handmade lace.

MikomDude · Post by **MikomDude** » 18 Mar 2024, 17:42

Finis wrote: 18 Mar 2024, 17:28 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 springloaded camera contraption where a camera (like a go-pro) can be mounted on the platform with the screw, this platform being pushed inwards, then being released by pressing the rear part of the handle... but... why?

So far I actually fail to see the purpose of the device so I'll have to give it some more thoughts.

Edit:
On second thought it could also be a front grip for a shotgun/rifle that turns into a stand by folding the grip up and then splitting the two handle components outwards in a V shape.

Edit Edit:
I'm actually going with my first assumption in that it's a mount for a camera and say that it's actually a tri-pod, where the rear part of the grip splits in two as well, creating a tri-pod for the camera to rest on.

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