What's This Mysterious Russian Device With Green Parts Glow And This Strange Device With Hand Crank?
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- Опубликовано: 5 май 2024
- What's This Mysterious Russian Device With Green Parts Glow And This Strange Device With Hand Crank?
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I had to laugh at the thread spool rack - the people asking about it must have been of a younger generation. I knew immediately what it was as anyone who sews or quilts recognizes it as a thread spool holder! Versions are still used today and funding an older one is golden!
I remember seeing this type of thing in a HS chem lab for putting test tubes on to dry, that would have been my second guess.
Last item is for cutting cheese (cake/pie?) into even wedges. Make first cut at bottom, then cut everywhere you find the number for the slices you want.
I don't know if that's right; but I want it to be.....
Genius!
It looks like something to ensure cutting equal pieces from a wheel-shaped something. I can definitely see a cheesemonger using the plate to cut up the big wheels of Gouda or maybe meat pies!
I have a dinner plate (sans the numbers) that I bought in Bretagne with the same design on it.
I think that's right, it is used to cut cheese or pies...
That "thread spool rack" at 2:45 could easily be made into a PLINKO game!!
Its for cutting a cheese wheel or cake into even sized wedges.
You put it in the center , choose how many wedges you want and just slice at the appropriate number and you'll get 3 to 8 wedges of even sizes.
You can see the man is holding a cheese wheel under his arm and the woman is holding the basic ingredients for a cake
I always loved my slide rule. Simple to use and no batteries required.
When granddaddy (a scientist) acquired his first computer (Compaq?), he used his slide rule to verify the accuracy of the computer.
@@queenswillrule In the early 1980's when desktop computers were first available, I wrote a lot of programs for them. My bosses made me verify them by doing hand calculations.
I recognized the fire tongs right away. I used to have a pair of a very similar design.
I took a wild guess on the spit rack, and was delighted to find I was correct!
The spool rack was easy, as I've seen many similar ones of various shapes and sizes. They're still available for the serious sewer, though probably mostly plastic instead of wood.
Interesting!
5:00 - this device may produce quite an amount of radioactivity...
@4:32 "and the green parts glow" Any chance they glow because they contain radium?
The last item is a Plat Diviseur. The plate allows cutting food into equal portions, regardless of the number of guests, using the numbers. Starting at the bottom you pick how many slices you want in total between 3 to 8 and then cut from the centre out to all of the corresponding numbers around the plate.
Glad to now know what the first mystery item was, because my initial guess was oh so wrong!
Oh my gosh I knew what the spool holder is ! ! I’m showing my age too! lol I think the last item is a pie plate (guessing) Thank you for the interesting items.
You are so welcome!
Where do these items come from and how do we submit if we have something odd of our own?. I do!.
Looks like that plate was made by Quimper. But what it was used for, I couldn't tell you.
The plate isn't French it's Dutch the marks are to show proper place settings for table were
I don't comment often but I believe that's just a lid for a bowl full of dough. To let it rise.
Then why the numbers?
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The wind meter has green parts? I didn't see any.
Most likely the numbers glow green to be seen in low light, of course back then it would have been made from radioactive paint.
@@user-wm3bf7pi3u Probably radium paint below the black numbers. Don't eat for breakfast. Or anytime.
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I think the last item is a sundial plate.
I don’t think the last item is French. Look at the shoes, they are wood which would signify a different country known for wearing wood shoes.
Dutch ?
The rural French wore wooden shoes in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. They were known as sabot. They were famously thrown into machinery to stop them and is the origin of the word sabotage.
Wooden shoes in french "Sabot" have been pretty common in rural France, Belgium or the Netherlands where they are called "Klompen". I think what is missing on this thing here is a glass ring filled with liquid. Probably a ring thermometer
Maybe it is for dividing a wheel of Dutch cheese into a number of equal parts?
Absolutely French! The clothing is typical of the traditional breton costume, and over the figures is the word "Bretagne" which is Brittany in French. Breton means "of Brittany".
It's a cake plate, the numbers are there to tell you where to cut depending on how many slices you want. Want 8 slices? Cut at the line next to the number 8 and you'll get 8 equal slices, no matter what diameter the cake itself is.
For thread
Something to set up a loom//weaving tuff? A clog sizer? Some sort of weird game played with cheese ???
I've no idea and I did miserably in this episode so there :P
Final item, is a plate for target spitting. Prior to spittoon use, one would target spit.
Ewwww
IMO you're not quite ready for prime time. That said, you're still more clever and funny than most road kill, ... most. Respect to the middle-schoolers that you must have rolling in the aisles, and I wish them success one day at the car wash, on the roofing crew, or working their recycle route. Hey for all we know you have lunch often with your followers. I hope you're that lucky. Cheers.
Ignore the naysayers.
Keep working on'em, Kiddo......
I would lmao if you managed to get people to believe this one
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