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This time a tiny MOC. You can spot that kind of machine in city malls, bigger shops or train stations.
That small vehicle is equipped with a sweeping brush on bottom, broom and shovel to clean some other things.
I created 3 color variants :)
This 1920's classic is still fully operational. You insert a nickel, pick your candy of choice, pull the corresponding lever and then the above door slides down one notch enabling you to retrieve your choice.
Machine Head
@ The Avalon
Los Angeles, CA
February 17, 2012
All photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com
This is a belt system for a single machine. By shifting between the belts, the lathe would be reversed.
'Probably made in America in 1891 but sold in Birmingham, this treadle operated Singer Sewing Machine was used in Selly Oak for over fifty years.'
Paintings on wood for The Drawing Machine exhibition at green-wood gallery.
show runs until the 18th of May
Seikosha Pocket Watch with integrated stop watch for Rokuoh Sha Type 89 machine gun training camera (八九式活動写真銃)
IJN Serial number #7538 (on back)
Seikosha serial number #25695 (inside back cover)
Movement serial number #901 40
Inscription on back
八九式
活動寫 眞銃 改二
N0. 7538
89-Shiki
dou shahin jūshū kai ni
N0. 7538
Type 89
Moving-image Machine-gun Camera Kai 2
N0. 7538
The Seikosha appears to be a copy of the Longines Pocket Watch with integrated stop watch and replaces the Berna models that were used with the earlier serial numbers of the gun camera (until about sn#5,200; i.e. late 1941). For a while both Berna and Seiskosha models seem to have been fitted, and from mid 1942 onwards only Seikosha units. Based on recorded production dates for the Type 89 machine gun training camera (own dat), the camera for which this watch would have been fitted would have been produced in mid-1943.
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Machine Head
Mayhem Festival
@ San Manuel Amphitheater
San Bernardino, CA
July 9, 2011
All photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com
Kuma: 1 opéarateur pour chacune de ses 8 pattes, 1 autre pour ses deux pinces à l'avant et 3 autre sur son dos.
Kuma: 1 operator for each of its 8 legs, 1 more for its two front claws, and 3 on its back.
Dedicato a Vittorio, perchè mi ha insegnato che le cose belle sono semplici.
In questo video la deformazione temporale di un video usando una mappa di spostamento.
Video originale non deformato tratto da www.simonnelli.com
Cutting tool of a milling machine. I would have loved to capture the cutting action of the tool. Problem is that the semester is almost over and there is no activity at the workshop these days.
MSS Lasers utilizes professional transport vehicles to move laser cutting machines, nitrogen generation systems from place to place.
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Machine Head
Mayhem Festival
@ San Manuel Amphitheater
San Bernardino, CA
July 9, 2011
All photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com