Machine Study
Machine Study
A photographic study of an abandoned machine I came across in the Yonge and Charles area. I'm not quite sure what it is, if someone can enlighten me, feel free to do so.
Three Comments || No TrackBacks || View Associated PhotoBlog Post
TrackBack URL for this entry: http://groundglass.18pct.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/195
weird piece of machinery. it looks like it might be some sort of fabrication machine? nice shots!
Posted by rich on April 10, 2004 09:20 AMI think that machine you shot is an old folder, for folding print jobs like flyers and stuff, it's hard to tell cause you can't see the whole thing, but cool pics!
Posted by jawzy on August 6, 2004 11:04 PMIt is a folding machine used in the printing industry. The rusted "dials" that have numbers on them are for adjusting the roller tension. Each number corresponds to a specific roller. The ruler on the gate (DSCN5398) verifies a printing folder. The ruler on the gate is so that the operator can adjust the fold. The paper goes up and inbetween that gate.
Bottom line - it's a great set of pictures - does anyone care what the machine is?
Posted by Jim Walczak on October 5, 2004 01:27 PMAll Photographs © 2003-2004 Jonathan Day-Reiner. Licensed under the Creative Commons; Powered by Movable Type