“Metal cuboid with holes in it found in a box with random stuff from my grandma.”
A: "It is a modular clamping system for a wide variety of industries. It is used to assemble measuring devices, control devices, gauges, a base for cubing, and much more. It fulfills many functions, whether for tactile or optical measurement."
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Eduardo 1 year ago
Nr. 4, these are often in the corner of curves or on the corners of houses. For deflecting carriage wheels.
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Alzada 1 year ago
Don't think the "belly bars" are for plants. They are formed like this so that one can safely stick the head out and look around. Look at the bottom and think about where to put the plants??
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Vangie 1 year ago
Alzada,
in the flower box, you knob.
in the flower box, you knob.
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Marcie 1 year ago
#17 It is a stamp - technically. It's an Indian carved printing block for applying patterns by hand to cloth. Old thing 19th century at the latest.
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Angel 1 year ago
I really enjoy these posts. Thank you Isy.
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Shaina 1 year ago
#19 The best tooth pick ever made!
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L.b. 1 year ago
#28 it becomes hard when it heats up. You can boil it to reset it and use it again later.
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Curg 1 year ago
#3 these are jew keys. a sabbath they're not supposed to do work or put for effort so these are used as minimal effort for doors and buttons.
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Raymond 1 year ago
Curg,
Yeah, right, Adolph. Google "jew keys" and see how many hits you get.
Yeah, right, Adolph. Google "jew keys" and see how many hits you get.
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Jedediah 1 year ago
Raymond,
These were advertised at the height of covid so you didn’t have to touch buttons and handles on doors. Nothing to do with Jews.
These were advertised at the height of covid so you didn’t have to touch buttons and handles on doors. Nothing to do with Jews.
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Vangie 1 year ago
#7 Wrong the last time, wrong today.
What it ACTUALLY is for is to mount the net that separates the trunk/boot from the passenger compartment. Some cars (like BMW and Porsche I guess) have a second set of those mounts close to the B pillar so you can still mount the net when the rear seat bench is folded down.
What it ACTUALLY is for is to mount the net that separates the trunk/boot from the passenger compartment. Some cars (like BMW and Porsche I guess) have a second set of those mounts close to the B pillar so you can still mount the net when the rear seat bench is folded down.
in the flower box, you knob.
Yeah, right, Adolph. Google "jew keys" and see how many hits you get.
These were advertised at the height of covid so you didn’t have to touch buttons and handles on doors. Nothing to do with Jews.
What it ACTUALLY is for is to mount the net that separates the trunk/boot from the passenger compartment. Some cars (like BMW and Porsche I guess) have a second set of those mounts close to the B pillar so you can still mount the net when the rear seat bench is folded down.