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dourbalistar said:
Rye Machinery Limited, R-72 Rotary Shaper, originally used to make furniture. Now used in the Taylor Guitars factory to make guitars. Acoustic guitars, though, not heavy metal. ;)

Leica M5, Canon 35mm f/2 LTM, ORWO N74+, developed in LegacyPro L110 at 1:31 for 6.5 minutes.
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Wow, that's interesting piece of info. I own a 20-year-old 714CE. They make beautiful instruments.


My Axes by rdc154, on Flickr

L-R: Gibson Les Paul Custom, Joe Veillette 7-String, Taylor 714CE, Daedalus Solid Cherry Theil Cabinet w/5-rack space, Daedalus Solid Walnut Cabinet w/4-rack space
 


A T34 Soviet Army tank, which was at the core of the Russian 'steamroller' during WWII. The Soviets built a staggering 80,000 of them. Leuseni, Moldova.
 
raydm6 said:
Wow, that's interesting piece of info. I own a 20-year-old 714CE. They make beautiful instruments.
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Yeah, I learned that at the factory tour, which is great in itself! For a so-called mass produced guitar, I was surprised at the amount of hand-work that goes into making each one. They do quality work, and it shows.

p.s. Nice axe collection! :)
 
Stainless steel is a "heavy" metal too I think? This abandoned kitchen was full of industrial-sized ovens, mixers, freezers, etc.

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