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01/02/2012 04:56:05 PM · #401 |
| metallized/conductive fabric cloth over a foam shielding gasket is my best guess. |
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01/02/2012 04:56:18 PM · #402 |
Used to remove the static electricity from the paper or the glass?
Oops,  Kirbic was quicker...
Message edited by author 2012-01-02 16:57:11. |
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01/02/2012 05:10:24 PM · #403 |
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01/02/2012 05:25:29 PM · #404 |
Originally posted by Eagle40Fox2:
metallized/conductive fabric cloth over a foam shielding gasket is my best guess. |
This was the closest, though you didn't exactly state the purpose, which is electrical grounding of components to each other. This particular bit goes between a copier and finisher to ground the finisher to the copier body. In military communications equipment, I've often seen it as a woven wire that gets squooshed between a unit and the frame.
Message edited by author 2012-01-02 17:26:09.
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01/02/2012 05:59:10 PM · #405 |
I pass my turn to the next person who can post a shot.
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01/02/2012 06:23:36 PM · #406 |
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01/02/2012 06:25:01 PM · #407 |
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Originally posted by Eagle40Fox2:
metallized/conductive fabric cloth over a foam shielding gasket is my best guess. |
This was the closest, though you didn't exactly state the purpose, which is electrical grounding of components to each other. This particular bit goes between a copier and finisher to ground the finisher to the copier body. In military communications equipment, I've often seen it as a woven wire that gets squooshed between a unit and the frame. |
We also call that RF shielding, sometimes used in a channel of a metal housing covered by a metal plate. It eliminates ground loops and also any circuit leakage that could affect another circuit. Thing is that didn't look conductive to me. What I am used to seeing is usually a metal woven cord. |
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01/02/2012 06:25:56 PM · #408 |
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01/02/2012 06:28:44 PM · #409 |
Originally posted by kawesttex:
Nostril implant forms |
Nope.
But I got a good laugh out of it :) |
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01/02/2012 06:30:09 PM · #410 |
Originally posted by spiritualspatula:
Originally posted by kawesttex:
Nostril implant forms |
Nope.
But I got a good laugh out of it :) |
OK then my next guess is Interstellar Breast Plate |
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01/02/2012 06:33:21 PM · #411 |
| Marge says that they are sunglasses for an insect but that is so rediculous. |
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01/02/2012 06:35:01 PM · #412 |
| Really I don't have a clue if you didn't notice and I think Marge is pretty far off also. |
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01/02/2012 07:02:29 PM · #413 |
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01/02/2012 07:19:47 PM · #414 |
| or a bike pedal with built in LED's? |
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01/02/2012 08:32:18 PM · #415 |
Nope. None of you are even close yet :)
ETA: There's a reason the top is different from the bottom.
Message edited by author 2012-01-02 20:33:23. |
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01/02/2012 08:36:26 PM · #416 |
| Gas mask. It appears there are eyes behind the openings. |
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01/02/2012 08:37:35 PM · #417 |
Originally posted by kawesttex:
Gas mask. It appears there are eyes behind the openings. |
If your eyes are behind it you are SERIOUSLY misusing it (in a dangerous fashion). |
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01/02/2012 08:43:30 PM · #418 |
anything to do with food preparation?
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01/02/2012 08:58:45 PM · #419 |
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01/02/2012 09:07:54 PM · #420 |
Nope, still way off. Your scale is off, Ken.
No food should touch this, since your hands are full when you use it. |
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01/02/2012 09:09:48 PM · #421 |
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01/02/2012 09:10:49 PM · #422 |
Originally posted by kawesttex:
Is it a toy? |
It is used in both professional and hobby environments, but calling it a toy is a bit misleading, as improper use can literally kill you. |
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01/02/2012 09:11:56 PM · #423 |
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01/02/2012 09:13:25 PM · #424 |
Originally posted by spiritualspatula:
Originally posted by kawesttex:
Is it a toy? |
It is used in both professional and hobby environments, but calling it a toy is a bit misleading, as improper use can literally kill you. |
So it is an interstellar breast plate!! :-) |
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01/02/2012 09:15:38 PM · #425 |
| Can we get different lighting/angles? |
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