Hello, lads.
I'm not a local of this board, but I've got a story sure to interest you.
>Be me.
>A few years ago, found a USB on the ground, empty, so ever since I've been using it for my own purposes.
>One day, USB gets corrupted.
>Decide to use Recuva to find lost documents.
>mfw it finds thousands of images of random mechanical parts.
Can someone help identify?
Is this just someone's project,
Or dare I say have I stumbled across /Area51/?
I got some people telling me it's motorbike parts, but I don't think so.
Whatever it is, someone's put some real effort into it.
Just got more recovered photographs, dumping.
>thousands
Upload them to a Photobucket or imgur and just post 20-30 choice ones here
>>16924292
Right? Looks like it could be some random panel for a car but that's way too much effort for a stamped piece of steel in some Chevy Malibu.
>>16924312
Aye, posting a few.
**NONE OF THIS SHIT IS ACTUALLY MINE**
Boop
Looks like some prototyping shit, although I can't tell what the part is supposed to be.
None of this looks car related.
Holy Keks.
>>16924359
F U G
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Just some standard QC for some random stamped part.
>>16924320
They wouldn't do this for every part, maybe 1/1000 or so parts.
>>16924273
That's a piece of something being held in a jig awaiting welding of some sort...
>>16924322
This looks like an oilpan cover or something
>>16924510
It could be almost anything. It also looks like it could be some panel inside of a washing machine.
You can see where there is some sort of axle or hinge going in there.
>>16924522
>You can see where there is some sort of axle or hinge going in there.
Yep, not something i would put under the car then
It looks like they're trying to create and perfect the station in the assembly line that creates that panel.
>>16924522
>You can see where there is some sort of axle or hinge going in there.
That's a obvious go/no-go gauge.
>>16924273
Next generation bedpan.
>>16924551
Nah, pic related it looks like maybe some sort of hinge will go in there. Or possibly holding wires or tubes, who knows.
Im calling the fbi
>>16924322