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Just a picture I took for the store back home. I liked the bracket they fabricated for the forklift to hold chains and what not..
WISDOM Accessory - Bicycle Bracket
WISDOM all-in-one cap lights are frequently used as bicycle lights. As for how it is fixed on a bicycle, it relies on a small accessory - bicycle bracket.
Parts: A bracket, silicone rings with short and long diameters;
Function: Fix Wisdom all-in-one cap lights on bicycles;
Application Method: 1) Connect silicone ring with one end of the bracket; 2) Stretch the silicone ring, connect with the other end of the bracket across a fixture; 3) Insert the cap lamp clip to the interspace of the bracket;
Applicable Occasions: Cycling, off-road riding, riding adventure, night fishing, night reading and other custom situations. #WisdomLamp
Bicycle Bracket www.wisdom.hk/parts/rack-for-bicycle
Exuding liquid and part of a spider's web on the lower surface of a bracket fungus. St Ronan's Wood, Innerleithen in the Scottish Borders.
Bracket fungi on an old rotting Beech tree stump. Roadside woodland strip south of Crichton, Midlothian, Scotland.
This was my first aluminum project on my CNC mill: a bracket to repair my son's laptop hinge mounting pad. The original hinge pad broke off when he dropped the laptop, this bracket bolts to the external monitor port and provides a new pad to mount the hinge.
Walked in a different wood today - and still no parasols spotted, but we did find some interesting fungus. This photo shows the underneath of a small brown almost furry bracket (top side in next photo).
Bracket fungi grow in a horizontal orientation. This one was found on a fallen tree trunk. The dark fungus would have grown when the tree was still standing, and the lighter-coloured fungus grew after the tree fell, hence the difference in orientation. Low Mains, Loch Lomond NNR.
Union Pacific SD70Ms 4873 and 4995 bracket C44-9W 9746 as they work east with a manifest. The Dash 9 was recently brought out of storage, along with a host of other locomotives, to help cope with the usual rise in traffic around the holidays.
Because everyone loves bracket fungus! It usually grows on the side of a tree. The fact that the tree was cut down doesn't seem to bother this little bugger.