2/15/2010

Treasures from the depths of the bicycle dungeon

Ludicrously Big:
Big Big Big
stem details

The work area:
tools and such
and from a bit further back

Broken bike:
Broken seat tube


I think I know what this does, do you?
Any Guesses?
Leave guesses in comments.

Stems ahoy:
Assorted Kelly Stems

Wheels and tires drip from the ceiling:
Bike dungeon


The rest of the broken bike:
Stealth cross bike

6 comments:

  1. a centrifuge smuggled out from the North Korean uranium enrichment program

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  2. I dunno what it is, but it looks like a cool spinny aroundy thing.

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  3. I suspect it has somethiing to do with perhaps carding wool or making yarn?

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  4. with my beginner's knowledge of knitting, I don't think it has to do with wool or yarn; doesn't look like any spindle I've seen.

    an early-industrial torture device?

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  5. An early device for taking care of
    Carpel tunnel syndrome.

    That or a Patented Palmer Peach Pitter.

    If it's the rare version, it does both.

    regards,
    J Eavey, Chesapeake

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  6. As others have sort of said, I believe it is a centrifuge for a single test tube. Note the adjustable weight at one end to allow for balancing while spinning.

    Either that or a Turnip Twaddler.

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