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    Assembling a complex machined part - GIF

    Assembling a complex machined part. Not really sure what this is.




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    It looks like a very complicated sprag clutch. Maybe multi-stage.

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    I'm going to guess it has some connection in medical research
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    Some fancy mould for triple screw extruder?

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    Could be a rocket engine injector...

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    Cheese grater

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    That is obviously a Mark III Turbo Encabulator. You can tell them from the Mark IIs, which are nearly identical in form but not function, by the magneto deductance valves, which in the Mark III are shaped like little teddy bears. They are the cutest things ever made by EDM.

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    I’ll ask the wife , she’ll know what it is

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    I'm going in on a hydraulic pump of very high pressure rating. Crazy high! Funny though that I did not see any aligning holes to sandwich I'll together. Some pieces had holes some did not.

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    Yes, I have found that the Mark II models are better for grating cheese, as the teddy bears in the Mark III tend to consume more than their share.

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