What is this?

[Barking Mat]

Looks like something Selectedgrub has made to me.

I was about to say the same thing.

 

[500e]

Cant be more than 150 X 100mm it appears to be on a dash board

 

[Hopefuldave]

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Tamping Wopple, usually affixed to the Grunging Plate - if it detaches it can rupture the Main Zonker Pipe, I believe.

 

[hazzabo]

Turbo encabulator?

 

[Bullet2012]

Flux capacitor reloader

 

[Cobbler]

It’s a wiffletree for a foofoo valve

 

[selectedgrub]

Looks like something Selectedgrub has made to me.

LOL, I did wonder once if some people in 50 plus years will be posting my items in the same context of WTF is this.
Sadly with AI, doubt it.

 

[500e]

@Cobbler
How the hell did you think it was a Wiffletree

And as for a FoFo here is a modern one, I think I have a vintage NZ one somewhere

 

[Barking Mat]

Turbo encabulator?

LOL, I did wonder once if some people in 50 plus years will be posting my items in the same context of WTF is this.
Sadly with AI, doubt it.

Most of society doesn't have common sense or intelligence, as for artificial intelligence, I'm not too worried.

 

[MattF]

LOL, I did wonder once if some people in 50 plus years will be posting my items in the same context of WTF is this.

I sometimes think that now.

 

[selectedgrub]

Most of society doesn't have common sense or intelligence, as for artificial intelligence, I'm not too worried.

Whole generation of mungers yet to come.

 

[Redsailor]

Cheb in post 13 reckons it's on a Transit dashboard. If he's correct I offer a guess that as the object is somewhat rusty it's obviously a Ford Transit satnav device.

 

[Cobbler]

I’ve been in touch with Alice Roberts & it’s an Iron Age food mixer.

 

[Robotstar5]

It's a rare WW1 Throgton – Spiffley “cheese engine”, it was a foil wrapping machine which kept the trenches supplied with Dairylea triangles throughout the dark days of the Somme campaign.​

 

[nickk]

I’ve been in touch with Alice Roberts & it’s an Iron Age food mixer.

You are one lucky man then!

 

[Cobbler]

It's a rare WW1 Throgton – Spiffley “cheese engine”, it was a foil wrapping machine which kept the trenches supplied with Dairylea triangles throughout the dark days of the Somme campaign.​

Wasn’t that the British secret weapon, send the Dairylea over to the Germans? No wonder they lost, spent too much time trying to get the foil off.

 

[julianthegypsy]

My guess is a stereoscopic bifurticator. I'd love to know who invented it, so I could give them a good talking to...

 

[Shedendman]

Off this in'it?

 

[Cobbler]

You are one lucky man then!

Can’t possibly comment

 

[Morris]

Wifey thinks it's a knob washer
Volunteers for testing take one pace forward...