Macro challenge - reloaded!

[Ian]

Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!

No plastics involved here

Ian

[Ian]

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OK here is a clue - it likes to get in a spin!

Ian

[Graham_of_Rainham]

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If you set light to it and "SPIN" it, does it look anything like this ?

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.197333576945212.53201.100000057132983&type=3#!/photo.php?fbid=306142856064283&set=a.197333576945212.53201.100000057132983&type=3&theater

If so it's Wire Wool

[Ian]

Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!

Hi Graham, that link didn't work for me.I could not honestly agree that it's wire wool, sorry.

Ian

[Graham_of_Rainham]

Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!

Hi Graham, that link didn't work for me.I could not honestly agree that it's wire wool, sorry.

Ian

Sorry, forgot that you have to set FB pics to "Public".

Is this one of those rotary wire brushes?

EG.

http://www.ccabrasives.com/100mm-crimped-wire-cup-wheel-1281-p.asp

[Ian]

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Well done Graham - I just can't figure out how you do it! Over to you now...

Ian

[Graham_of_Rainham]

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Fred, I have an almost entirely visual memory, but I have very real problems with names

A nice easy one, so accuracy in the identification will be taken into consideration in the event of a tie break

[Ian]

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I have the same problem - names can elude me even if they are those of life long friends and yet I can recognise faces extremely well.

Anyway (what'syername) - that looks like a tea bag to me

Ian

Fred, I have an almost entirely visual memory, but I have very real problems with names

A nice easy one, so accuracy in the identification will be taken into consideration in the event of a tie break

[Graham_of_Rainham]

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This is not just any old Tea Bag and you wouldn't get an Ooo! out of it either.

Never having looked closely at the structure and construction of the bag, I was facinated (for the time it took to brew) at how these things are put togeather. Being a Pyramid bag (dam! I've given it away) I got to thinking of the machinery and production processes that must go into these things.

I'm always very interested in the "How-it's-Made" and "Mega Factories".

SO: Back to Ian for correctly id'ing the Tea Bag...

(Some say, that he gets his Tea delivered daily from Harrods)

[Ian]

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This is not just any old Tea Bag and you wouldn't get an Ooo! out of it either.

Never having looked closely at the structure and construction of the bag, I was facinated (for the time it took to brew) at how these things are put togeather. Being a Pyramid bag (dam! I've given it away) I got to thinking of the machinery and production processes that must go into these things.

I'm always very interested in the "How-it's-Made" and "Mega Factories".

SO: Back to Ian for correctly id'ing the Tea Bag...

(Some say, that he gets his Tea delivered daily from Harrods)

Ah - another Quest channel fan?

Haha - PG Tips from memory (pyramid baggies)...

Actually, I'm a coffee person if truth be known... (currently abhoring the massively inflated cost of coffee!).

New picture in the wings...

Ian

[Ian]

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I am prowling around with my macro lens right now - update coming!



Ian

[Ian]

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It took ages to get a subject I was content with but I think this one will do:



No dought Graham will get it in a millisecond!

Ian

[Graham_of_Rainham]

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No dought Graham will get it in a millisecond!
Ian

Not this time

It looks like an amorphous silicon blob, that has oozed out of a sealant nozzle, or something worse...

[Geoff]

Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!

Is it a fried egg?

Geoff.

[Greytop]

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Salt perhaps Ian?