Guessing Game Mk III : What Engineering Marvel is this.?

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Originally Posted by p38arover

A very poor photo?

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Sorry, but that's the best I could get.

Help.......

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Dare I mention Semen collection..... 😂

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Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger

Are you sure it's not a 4-fingered grab stick?

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Almost but nothing surprises me these days.

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Originally Posted by Sitec

Dare I mention Semen collection..... 😂

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Not enough curves.

DL

Who ever heard of a Blue Rinse semen collector anyway?

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Originally Posted by Sitec

Dare I mention Semen collection..... 😂

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You can mention it by all means [bigwhistle]

Foley catheter?

Scanfor has it.
My daily life depends on these three times a day. Without them I'd be stuck with a permanent tube and a bag strapped to my thigh, most debilitating.
I love the way the telescopic inner is attached to the base of the container and detaches once the catheter reaches full length when it locks in position. Just like Mary Poppins' hatstand.
Wonderful piece of kit. [smilebigeye]

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Originally Posted by Fifth Columnist

Screw thread standardisation. (Thankyou Mr Whitworth [smilebigeye])

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Many people complain about Whitworth nuts/bolts/threads but they just don't realise the impact they had on engineering. His name should be celebrated, not scorned.

Oh, if , for the original Whitworth spanner sizes, you wonder about the relationship between the spanner size (specified size equals the bolt diameter) and the across flats sizing, it's mathematical. It's https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im.../2017/06/1.jpg (square root 3) * diameter, i.e., 1.732*diameter - all due to the hexagon nut or bolt head. The length of the hex flat = the bolt diameter so the across flats = 1.732* diameter.

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Thanks Ron. I like Mr Whitworth too. Choosing a hex bar was easy in those days.