Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special (2016)

[Ian Knight]

Whit is it!

Is it a blade for a smoothie maker or an antenna for a gravitational wave detector?

Watch this thread for the next exciting post for Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special.

[Ian Knight]

What is it!

Is it a set of Flaperon's for an aircraft or a model Cattle grid?

Watch this thread for the next exciting post for Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special.

[Thomas Hancock]

super egg whisk!?

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[Ian Knight]

Hello Tom and happy Christmas to you and yours.

And yes there is an element of whisk ;-)

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[Ian Knight]

What is it!

Is it a set of lens holders for an opticians eye testing kit or body of a low cost microscope?

Hold on for the next exciting post from Potteries Gizmo's Christmas Special 

On Monday, 19 December 2016 11:58:45 UTC, Ian Knight wrote:

[Thomas Hancock]

Basketball nets for hamsters?

Merry Christmas Ian :)

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[James Wade]

Its a beer holder.

[Jibreel Arshad]

monocle telescope combo?

On Wednesday, 21 December 2016 18:22:39 UTC, James Wade wrote:

Its a beer holder.

On Wed, 21 Dec 2016, 17:28 Thomas Hancock, <tom.h...@gmail.com> wrote:

Basketball nets for hamsters?

Merry Christmas Ian :)

On Wed, 21 Dec 2016 at 12:31 Ian Knight <imk...@sky.com> wrote:

What is it!

Is it a set of lens holders for an opticians eye testing kit or body of a low cost microscope?

Hold on for the next exciting post from Potteries Gizmo's Christmas Special 

On Monday, 19 December 2016 11:58:45 UTC, Ian Knight wrote:

Whit is it!

Is it a blade for a smoothie maker or an antenna for a gravitational wave detector?

Watch this thread for the next exciting post for Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special.

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[Ian Knight]

What is it!

A pair of Hi tech cufflinks or jets for a bubble making machine?

Watch this thread for the next exciting post for Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special.

On Monday, 19 December 2016 11:58:45 UTC, Ian Knight wrote:

[Thomas Hancock]

Wide brimmed hat for a lego man!?

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[Ian Knight]

What is it!

A bracket to mount smart phones on ebikes or a kitchen gadget to peel potatoes?

Watch this thread for the next exciting post for Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special.

On Monday, 19 December 2016 11:58:45 UTC, Ian Knight wrote:

[Ian Knight]

What is it!

Is it a gauge for setting up 3D printers or a new type of coaster that won't stick to the bottom of your glass?

Watch this thread for the next exciting post for Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special.

On Monday, 19 December 2016 11:58:45 UTC, Ian Knight wrote:

[Jibreel Arshad]

Disc brake rotor?

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[Ian Knight]

What is it!

Is it a sundial that displays the time for multiple locations simultaneously or a new hi tech teapot stand? 

Watch this thread for the next exciting post for Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special.

On Monday, 19 December 2016 11:58:45 UTC, Ian Knight wrote:

[Ian Knight]

What is it!

is it a new type of food safe pump for highly viscus liquids or a miniature vor/dme antenna.

And what is this mysterious black stuff, is it super tough weather resistant or an antibacterial coating.

Watch this thread for the next exciting post for Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special.

On Monday, 19 December 2016 11:58:45 UTC, Ian Knight wrote:

[Ian Knight]

What is it!
Is it a Cubesat sensor array to research the mating habits of Tardigrades in deep space?
Is it an encoder/decoder for a Logie Baird type of mechanical television?
Is it transformer to convert dark energy into electricity?

Tomorrow (Christmas Day) all will be revealed in Potteries Gizmo Christmas Special J

On Monday, 19 December 2016 11:58:45 UTC, Ian Knight wrote:

[Ian Knight]

What is it: It is an electric (Electrostatic) motor that does not use metal, but uses instead conductive paint to store and carry the charge.

https://youtu.be/OHMpbJIXWtE

Click to activate the 3D view on the PDF

Made from recyclable PLA filament:
Could this be the next generation of techno toys inasmuch as when it is broken or your bored with it you can eat it ;-)

Or an undetectable motor for the next generation of stealth vehicles.

 

Have a wonderful Christmas everyone and may Santa bring you what we want and God bring use what we need. (Peace, Understanding and Forgiveness)  

Ian Knight

On Monday, 19 December 2016 11:58:45 UTC, Ian Knight wrote: