ea42
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Thought you guys might get a kick out of this. The truck belonged to someone in the shipping department. Apparently those guys were always pulling pranks on one-another 
That's the factory in the background. The odd growths you see coming off the side are the massive air handlers that filtered the tons of ground handle material, metal/brass dust, and buff lint that was produced daily. Each grinder, buffer, polisher, sander, and saw had a nozzle attachment that was routed to the miles of ductwork in the plant and sent to big collection bins under the outside vacuum units. They were emptied by dumptrucks that pulled underneath the bins.
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Eric
That's the factory in the background. The odd growths you see coming off the side are the massive air handlers that filtered the tons of ground handle material, metal/brass dust, and buff lint that was produced daily. Each grinder, buffer, polisher, sander, and saw had a nozzle attachment that was routed to the miles of ductwork in the plant and sent to big collection bins under the outside vacuum units. They were emptied by dumptrucks that pulled underneath the bins.
Eric
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