This looks strange and interesting

[guitar george]

I wonder what all this is used for? Any ideas?

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[frankmcr]

[Andyrondack]

That's an early 19thc incarnation of a pinball machine.

[Silly Moustache]

That sir, is an ACME fret board side dot making machine.

I would have thought that everyone should have one in their home.

I would add that it is fairly obvious that the wirdling knob on the cordwangler is knobbled too far to the left.

[Daniel Grenier]

Strymon's very first effects pedal?

[Highroller]

What an amazing piece of ... something! Whatever it is, I'm sure that paint brush comes in handy! LoL!

[ozzman]

Leather or upholstery work? Just a wild guess

[Slothead56]

Looks like a steampunk guy had too much time on his hands….

[srick]

Dental office c. 1926



Actually, this is what I’ve imagined Frank Ford’s shop to look like.

[zuzu]

It's a tool box/work desk combo. I have seen purely functional versions of this before, but this one was obviously created by an individual of massive skill and creativity. Way Cool!!

[westview]

Oh, come on. That's the original "mouse trap game."

[Mr. Paul]

I believe that is a V Class brace fabricator.

[Gitfiddlemann]

Originally Posted by guitar george

I wonder what all this is used for? Any ideas?

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[Mds53]

Someone put a ton of time and work into it. I see a lot of jewelers tools on the thing,, kind of a Phantom of the Opera, jewelers bench.

But I sure can't think what that spiral metal rack is for.

[Mr. Jelly]

You got me. I'm guessing that it is a piece of art.