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so good god based the human arm on it… maybe?
(I still use them 😳 )
HTS – you need to get yourself to the Cumberland Pencil Museum.
I still use them
I’ve a bagful of D90s somewhere if you need any more.
Obviously
The Fox Metah
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😀
How about Yale and Euro Cylinder locks. Cheap, universal, simple to operate and install. That Fox is a doozy though, worse than POC when they came out.
Lead Pointer (Staedtler or rotring equally)
This has to be a modern design classic…
Euro Cylinder locks. Cheap, universal, simple to operate and install.
And easy to break into in seconds because of a fundamental flaw. Terrible design.
Comic Sans?
(sorry)
EDIT: I don’t mean the logo
Bought myself another set recently. Functionally beautiful….
And Helvetica is beyond perfect!
3x transport ones:
The David Mellor traffic light. I bought one of his bread knives – its like a samurai sword
as featured in the brilliant film Sightseers
…and here’s something else to add to the debate
Brilliantly simple and does it’s job exceptionally well
Then there’s this:
The designer of this was a huge influence on Jonny Ive, designer of most modern Apple gear:
For the keyboard-ists.
Mine arrives tomorrow 🙂
I’ve always found this a thing of great functional beauty:
The most important and useful bit of kit in the universe
mmmmm toast
Samba, of course.
Blue suede? Pervert. 🙂
The best thing since sliced bread.
steveoath : A teenage engineering OP-1, a thing of beauty indeed and so playable 😀
Don’t suppose you want this Maschine set-up i’m selling?
Lucky to live in a country that still uses corks:
Lamy 2000 fountain pen.
Bah! Got there before me CHB!
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