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Want to play a game? Here's a photo of two identical machined stainless steel objects. Can you figure out what they are and where they're from?
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UPDATE: 1/2 They're indeed high quality coat hooks. Now where are they from?
@Pepijn they look a little like these pegs in the door jam that our sliding door latches onto. I have no idea what those are called
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@Pepijn knobs for ikea kitchens
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@Pepijn they look a little like these pegs in the door jam that our sliding door latches onto. I have no idea what those are called
@wylan Ooh good one. Our sliding door has something similar. Less refined though.
So nope
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Want to play a game? Here's a photo of two identical machined stainless steel objects. Can you figure out what they are and where they're from?
I *think* both questions can be answered but lets see!
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UPDATE: 1/2 They're indeed high quality coat hooks. Now where are they from?
@Pepijn Feet for smallish electronic devices - meters of some type, or maybe audio equipment
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Want to play a game? Here's a photo of two identical machined stainless steel objects. Can you figure out what they are and where they're from?
I *think* both questions can be answered but lets see!
If you like this idea please boost the post to reach more players
UPDATE: 1/2 They're indeed high quality coat hooks. Now where are they from?
@Pepijn
I think I've seen something like that on flat pack furniture - they push into a hole and another rotating piece locks/captures them? Would explain the visible scratch marks. -
Want to play a game? Here's a photo of two identical machined stainless steel objects. Can you figure out what they are and where they're from?
I *think* both questions can be answered but lets see!
If you like this idea please boost the post to reach more players
UPDATE: 1/2 They're indeed high quality coat hooks. Now where are they from?
Hooks for hanging garments?
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Want to play a game? Here's a photo of two identical machined stainless steel objects. Can you figure out what they are and where they're from?
I *think* both questions can be answered but lets see!
If you like this idea please boost the post to reach more players
UPDATE: 1/2 They're indeed high quality coat hooks. Now where are they from?
@Pepijn Reel-too-reel tape guides?
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Here's a photo showing some dimensions. Main body is 23mm. The thread 5 or 6mm.
@Pepijn cufflinks for an engineer
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Hooks for hanging garments?
@grb090423 Yup! They're coat hooks
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@grb090423 Yup! They're coat hooks
Yesss
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Want to play a game? Here's a photo of two identical machined stainless steel objects. Can you figure out what they are and where they're from?
I *think* both questions can be answered but lets see!
If you like this idea please boost the post to reach more players
UPDATE: 1/2 They're indeed high quality coat hooks. Now where are they from?
@Pepijn look like these little nubs from the back fork of a motorcycle to pick it up for maintenance.
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Want to play a game? Here's a photo of two identical machined stainless steel objects. Can you figure out what they are and where they're from?
I *think* both questions can be answered but lets see!
If you like this idea please boost the post to reach more players
UPDATE: 1/2 They're indeed high quality coat hooks. Now where are they from?
@Pepijn These look like parts of the tape path on a reel to reel deck.
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Here's a photo showing some dimensions. Main body is 23mm. The thread 5 or 6mm.
@Pepijn
- too small for doorknobs
- too small for cabinet feet
- too big for electronic equipment feet.
- scratched. Someone (you?) needed pliers (what's combinatietang in English) too get it out.Intended as hooks for hanging something with a cord on?
Machining in the middle bit is a bit coarse. A machining exercise?
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@Pepijn Reel-too-reel tape guides?
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@Pepijn
- too small for doorknobs
- too small for cabinet feet
- too big for electronic equipment feet.
- scratched. Someone (you?) needed pliers (what's combinatietang in English) too get it out.Intended as hooks for hanging something with a cord on?
Machining in the middle bit is a bit coarse. A machining exercise?
@RolfBly combination or side cutting pliers
They're hooks! See the updated first post.
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@grb090423 This was the easy part. Now the difficult part: where are they from!
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Here's a photo showing some dimensions. Main body is 23mm. The thread 5 or 6mm.
If they were 5/8" diameter, and the thread was 1/4", they could be used at a pinch to put a camera on a lighting stand, coathanger or not.
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Here's a photo showing some dimensions. Main body is 23mm. The thread 5 or 6mm.
@Pepijn
Are they ducks? In a data centre?
