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Retlaw

15-07-2010 12:30

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 829035)

the corset laces wind around the dowels when you pull on the 'D" rings :D

Then what happens when you give loose of the D rings to tie the knot, the lace ends are all tangled up on bobbins.
Retlaw.

Retlaw

15-07-2010 12:32

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Originally Posted by davebtelford (Post 829064)

If it's for winding yarn etc. then surely the 'handles' would be easily removable - are they ?

Those handles are the wrong shape for winding yarn.
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MargaretR

15-07-2010 12:39

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They are the right shape for spools

cashman

15-07-2010 18:50

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 829093)

They are the right shape for spools

any spool knows that.:D

Retlaw

15-07-2010 22:40

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 829093)

They are the right shape for spools

Are they eck, any wool or cotton would slide sideways and get trapped in the pivot pins, all bobbins have a flange at the end, and straight bodies to stop the thread coming off, look at your sewing machine, and the thread holder that fits into the shuttle underneath. Bulloughs used to make all kinds of machines for handling cotton threads, and I never saw any bobbin or spool that shape.
That object has nowt to do with the wool or cotton industry. Its some sort of tensioning device.
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bygum67

15-07-2010 23:58

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 828766)

nah its bondage equipment

:D agree it;s a bridel for rodeo sex :D

flashy

16-07-2010 00:01

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Hahahahahaha

Eric	16-07-2010 02:03

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Originally Posted by bygum67 (Post 829255)

:D agree it;s a bridel for rodeo sex :D

Oh, so you have been to Calgary for the annual stampede;):D

davebtelford

16-07-2010 07:16

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I think it's probably some sort of tensioning device - possibly used in the textiles industry but maybe not.

The puzzle then is - why does the frame have no obvious means of securing it to a fixed point ?

Neil	16-07-2010 08:43

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If I ever find out what it is I will let you all know.

cashman

16-07-2010 08:47

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 829272)

If I ever find out what it is I will let you all know.

2 questions,1. is it yours? 2. if so why the hell have ya got one?:D

Neil	16-07-2010 08:59

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 829273)

2 questions,1. is it yours? 2. if so why the hell have ya got one?:D

I think my Dad found it when he emptied his Mums house out when she died a few years ago.

He still has loads of her junk in the garage and I keep telling him to get it shifted so I dont have to when he dies :eek::D

cashman

16-07-2010 09:06

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 829274)

he obviously dont know then? try putting photo in observor, some owd git may know.;)

Neil	16-07-2010 09:30

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 829279)

try putting photo in observor, some owd git may know.;)

Thats why I put it on here but you let me down :D

jaysay

16-07-2010 09:54

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 829287)

Thats why I put it on here but you let me down :D

And there's a lot of use on here:D

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