Reminds me of this
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Likewise Dunlop makes everything even slightly rubbery, from tires to tennis racquets, golf balls and hydraulic hose
but I think dunlop might be a bit of a ghost brand, similar to Kodak, selling their name on cheap electronics
Believe it or not Kodak very much still exists. Film photography is in a resurgence, and plenty of movies are still shot in it. Also a large chemical division. Still nothing compared to its glory days though.
Kodak™ Disposable Razor 2 Mega-Pack moment
However it's
Guten Tag btw
Hitachi is one of those companies that makes just about everything. I've made parts for them that are used in nuclear power generation.
Now I am imagining a nuclear powered magic wand.
If you live in the right area you may already have one!
After a long day operating Hitachi heavy machinery, soothe your muscles with a Hitachi back massager.
mmmmyesss… my muscles… sooooothe…
More liable to blow out your back
This is actually the reasoning AFAIK
The vibrator company also makes vehicles?
Other way around, actually
The vehicles also make vibrator companies?
Missing the parts for a nuclear reactor and then a cordless drill
The Hungarian Fegyver és Gépgyár (Weapons and Machinery Factory) was famous for two things:
- Making 70-80 percent of all Hungarian gas heating tech until they forgot to adjust to newer tech like condensational gas furnaces.
- Officially licensed AKM clones, one modified to have a shorter barrel for tank crew.
Somebody needs to make one of these about Gerber.
Now do Samsung
it's in here somewhere
Your collection is so impressive that I felt I became charmed for a brief moment. thank you for sharing
I need them all