Thread: new gadget

Due to its purpose for existing the need for precision is uppermost, and of utmost necessity. To confuse the viewer the power cables have been removed.
What may be thought of as a 'table' is actually a multi-layered diamond reflective device (a mirror). The knurled knob (best seen in the second photo) is the pressure developer. Electricity, is passed throught the device from the toothed wheel extremity, and is converted to impulses of light that is increased in intensity as it passes through the multiple rods until it is directed at the mirror and then bounced (with precision) at the mamma formation on the lower surface of cumulonimbus cloud.
What it is is a Rain Maker.

soth

I can’t think of a better way to put a nail into a cat’s eye. Excellent head support.

That is the first electro-mechanical wigwam for a goose's bridal that I have ever seen. Well done

It works well as a conversation piece.

Post apolocolyptic nightmare! I thought I had left it in my sleep! I am no longer safe!

Great work by the way! It almost reminds me of the art by Giger.

That's an excellent joke putting the transmogrification actuator on upside down.
I wouldn't have spotted it without that second photo.
You should adjust the variance capacity down a bit before someone gets hurt though.

Wow, you don't see many of those automatic circumcision machines about... (brings tears to the eyes )

Originally Posted by NCArcher

That's an excellent joke putting the transmogrification actuator on upside down.
I wouldn't have spotted it without that second photo.
You should adjust the variance capacity down a bit before someone gets hurt though.

No joke NCArcher, that would explain why it's constantly de-actuating.
and people have already been hurt, but hey, this is woodwork were talking about.
cheers underfoot

You goose! You've built it back-to-front!!

Here's the one that I built.

One thing for sure, if you ever find a use for that thing it WILL be real handy.

I was going to get one of those, but decided to stick to darkside methods.

Nice work, and saved yourself a pretty penny by making at home. Priced em only a few weeks ago and we're talking some serious $$$ .

We use a hand-operated cork screw at home, now, and after years of experience I always get the angle right. no need for your little gismo now!I sold my older model on e Bay and bought 2 dozen Penfolds reds as an investment.

But well done Underfoot. We encourage initiative on this Forum.

Carry Pine

I'd say its proving its worth as a fascinator already1
Very nice work