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A vending machine at the Sapporo Brewery that issues tickets for sampling the beer. You buy a ticket and redeem it at the bar.
*BROOKLYN MACHINE WORKS* Launch Pad Complete Bike
SPEC
Frame: *BROOKLYN MACHINE WORKS* launch pad
Headset:*BROOKLYN MACHINE WORKS*
Wheels: *VELOCITY*nobs rim × *PROFILE RACING* track hub
Tire: *BRUCE GORDON*rock n' road
Crankset:*PROFILE RACING*
Brake lever:*PAUL*canti lever compact
brake:*PAUL* minimoto
Handle: *NITTO* b355 kite bar
Stem:*NITTO* UI-2 cr-mo ahead stem
Seat post: *THOMSON* elite
Seat clamp: *PROFILE RACING*
Saddle:*BROOKS* team pro special
Cog: *PROFILE RACING* elite freewheel
This facility helps the Company mass produce hub bolts, center bolts, spring pins, etc. using the state-of-the-art MAZAK Super Quick Turn 200, a Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) Lathe Machine. The high costs of branded parts made the machine shop an important support facility. What it produces is distributed to other branches of operations.
Result of the day: Seat post beam finished. Next on to the head tube beam.
The brazing of the seat tube to the EBB shows some room for improvement....
My grandma used to own and use this manual (rather pedal) singer sewing machine. I love this thing, it's way nicer and more precise to sew than any of the newer ones.
(Terrible background on the picture, but could not move it to a location where the background would have looked good for taking a photo).
The Jersey Bus & Boat Tours Bristol LH heads towards St Helier along Victoria Avenue on the islands south coast. 08/07/18
A vending machine with books!! What a great thing :D
Stumbled on this at Campanhã train station, Porto.
This is pleather or whatever so it's stiffer than a regular movers belt but I've got a 30 inch waist so I had to make it 4 inches shorter just to fit, plus I added more Velco. The machine sewed through it like it was a single piece of cotton.
Machine embroidery is magic with the new Evenfall Lace Collection from Urban Threads. Download, stitch, and customize your own line of beautiful lace jewelry straight from your embroidery machine. The possibilities are endless. See more - bit.ly/W0B0by
Part of my series on Nature and Machines.
This image is of several drill bits for the CNC machine. Post work done with CS2. This image is paired with the 'Green Onions Rain' in my series.
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Yashica Mat with orange filter.
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Rusty Machine is a fantastic sculpture located outside The Factory at Franklin in Franklin, Tennessee.
At the heart of the Heavy Machine Shop in the old Edison facility are these two ancient electric motors which drive all the ceiling mounted line shafts through a series of open leather belts and pulleys.
In order to both fund his research into flight and to popularise the notion of flight, Maxim designed and built an amusement ride for the Earl's Court exhibition of 1904. The ride was based on a test rig he had devised for his research, and consisted of a large spinning frame from which cars hung captive. As the machine spun, the cars would be swung outward through the air, simulating flight. The ride was similar to the later Circle Swing ride, popularised in the USA by renowned roller coaster designer Harry Traver.
Maxim originally intended to use primitive aerofoils and wings to allow riders to control their flight, but this was outlawed as unsafe. As a result, Maxim quickly lost interest in the project, declaring the adapted ride as "Simply a glorified merry-go-round". Nevertheless, his company built several more rides of various sizes at The Crystal Palace and various seaside resorts including Southport, New Brighton, and Blackpool, all of which opened in 1904. Originally Maxim had only intended to build two, but a lengthy breakdown on the original Earl's Court ride forced him to build more in order to make the venture profitable. He had plans for further variations of the ride but his disillusionment with the amusement business meant that they were never realised.
Although he expressed regrets about the whole project, the rides were held in high regard within the amusement industry and the Blackpool ride still operates to this day as part of what is now the Pleasure Beach amusement park. Along with the same park's similarly historic River Caves, it is the oldest operating amusement ride in Europe. The Flying Machines has the distinction of being virtually unchanged from Maxim's original design. The Blackpool ride's name is now usually abbreviated to the "Flying Machine" or "Flying Machines", although the full name, "Sir Hiram Maxim's Captive Flying Machines", is given at the ride entrance.