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Vinson 2 year s ago
Love these! Keep 'em coming!
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Ples 2 year s ago
#15 It's an auto stop mechanism to prevent the jetway from slamming into the aircraft.
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Tammy 2 year s ago
Ples, Yes they are called a limit switch.
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Belinda 2 year s ago
#23 in my shredder, this little containter is inside, and collects shredded CDs or/and credit cards
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Earnest 2 year s ago
#5 more likely for wiping off paint in lines, to create faux wood grain
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Lillian 2 year s ago
#16 oh, there are cases where people are riding in the back. Literally riding, if you know what I mean 
This is machined from one piece of steel. The cuts go all the way through so that it rings like a tuning fork. It is 6 inches tall and 6 inches in diameter. It looks like something a machinist would use with a lathe, but it wasn’t found with anything that gives a clue.
A: This is a workholding collet, generally used in a lathe but can also be used on a milling machine with an appropriate collet holding system. This collet looks like it was machined from an emergency collet to hold a specific part.
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Vinson 2 year s ago
Love these! Keep 'em coming!
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Ples 2 year s ago
#15 It's an auto stop mechanism to prevent the jetway from slamming into the aircraft.
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Tammy 2 year s ago
Ples, Yes they are called a limit switch.
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Belinda 2 year s ago
#23 in my shredder, this little containter is inside, and collects shredded CDs or/and credit cards
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Earnest 2 year s ago
#5 more likely for wiping off paint in lines, to create faux wood grain
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Lillian 2 year s ago
#16 oh, there are cases where people are riding in the back. Literally riding, if you know what I mean