The "Whattheheckizzit?" game - DPChallenge Forums

01/14/2014 04:16:00 PM · #6001

Originally posted by kirbic:

Sight glass on a lubricant or hydraulic fluid reservoir?

I like that one. Good guess Fritz

01/14/2014 04:21:55 PM · #6002

Originally posted by kirbic:

Sight glass on a lubricant or hydraulic fluid reservoir?

Also negative.

01/14/2014 04:25:26 PM · #6003

vibration dampener of some sort?

01/14/2014 04:34:59 PM · #6004

No

see

Canon PowerShot S95

01/14/2014 04:39:13 PM · #6005

bubble of a level of some type.

Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8 L IS

01/14/2014 04:47:39 PM · #6006

no

kirbic

Canon EOS R5

01/14/2014 05:00:48 PM · #6007

Hmmm. Well. It looks like the central portion is removable using some sort of spannner, correct? Does the object contain some contents under pressure?

01/14/2014 05:02:21 PM · #6008

Peep-hole?

Pentax DA 18-135mm F3.5-5.6ED AL [IF] WR DC

01/14/2014 05:17:36 PM · #6009

Fuel filler cap on a boat.

tnun

Ricoh GR III

01/14/2014 06:30:24 PM · #6010

spork and bean's new pancake water lens. (he made his pinhole way too big, so he's making the best of it. every time it rains).

01/14/2014 07:05:55 PM · #6011

Originally posted by kirbic:

Hmmm. Well. It looks like the central portion is removable using some sort of spannner, correct? Does the object contain some contents under pressure?

It's a part of something, but it does NOT require a tool.

It's part of a container that holds something else, but it's definitely not under any significant pressureâ�¦that would make for a bad day.

MelonMusketeer

Nikon D7000

Nikon MF 50mm f/1.4

01/14/2014 07:14:35 PM · #6012

Coffee pot lid?

01/14/2014 07:20:16 PM · #6013

Originally posted by Spork99:

Originally posted by kirbic:
Hmmm. Well. It looks like the central portion is removable using some sort of spannner, correct? Does the object contain some contents under pressure?

It's a part of something, but it does NOT require a tool.

It's part of a container that holds something else, but it's definitely not under any significant pressureâ�¦that would make for a bad day.

pop-off, or possibly just a vented lid on a dewar?

01/14/2014 08:15:53 PM · #6014

Getting closerâ�¦

Unlike many of my posts here, it's not really engineering related aside from the fact that I'm an engineer and I use it everyday and like everything manufactured, it was engineered.

01/14/2014 08:18:44 PM · #6015

drain plug?

01/14/2014 08:20:09 PM · #6016

LId for a drink cup?

01/14/2014 08:26:06 PM · #6017

Close enoughâ�¦it's the inner seal of the sealing mechanism on my OXO Liquiseal coffee cup.

If you drink coffee in the car or anyplace on the go really, you should have one of these. I can put my coffee in it, turn it upside down and shake it with no leaks.

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

LId for a drink cup?

01/14/2014 08:32:11 PM · #6018

alright, I'll dig something up

01/14/2014 08:41:02 PM · #6019

Originally posted by Spork99:

Close enoughâ�¦it's the inner seal of the sealing mechanism on my OXO Liquiseal coffee cup.

If you drink coffee in the car or anyplace on the go really, you should have one of these. I can put my coffee in it, turn it upside down and shake it with no leaks.

Originally posted by Bear_Music:
LId for a drink cup?

Do they make one shaped like an L lens? ;)

01/14/2014 09:39:10 PM · #6020

01/14/2014 09:43:04 PM · #6021

pink crocs?