The super macro guessing game (5)

Wine can be classified as food. It has some sugars. Now don't nobody take this as a recommendation for a wine diet.

OhLook wrote in post #17381147
Is it found in a kitchen? It certainly looks like something found in my kitchen.

Were you thinking corkscrew at this point?

CanopicJar wrote in post #17384431
Were you thinking corkscrew at this point?

No, I was thinking old baked-on gloppy goop turned to carbon. I was thinking corkscrew by the time I asked whether the item touched the liquid. That question was meant to get to bottle opener of any type. The hint about lever action helped.

OhLook wrote in post #17384461
No, I was thinking old baked-on gloppy goop turned to carbon. I was thinking corkscrew by the time I asked whether the item touched the liquid. That question was meant to get to bottle opener of any type. The hint about lever action helped.

That's my favorite part of this game, seeing how others perceive the image you post...

OhLook wrote in post #17384461
No, I was thinking old baked-on gloppy goop turned to carbon. I was thinking corkscrew by the time I asked whether the item touched the liquid. That question was meant to get to bottle opener of any type. The hint about lever action helped.

The hint about it either being in the kitchen or dining room made me think only of a bottle opener. And yes, I was thinking rabbit style wine bottle opener.

Nogo wrote in post #17384374
Nathan, you have one to put up?

Sorry. This is the best I can do at the moment. Taken with my smartphone. Too easy to guess.

Is it used for photography?

Looks like a can opener.

Nogo wrote in post #17385532
Is it used for photography?

This is not used for photography.

CameraMan wrote in post #17385616
Looks like a can opener.

Lol... how often has can opener been a guess? Sorry, this is not a can opener.

but does it open cans

is it a common item?

is it used inside or outside?

Gary Wiant wrote in post #17385646
but does it open cans

It is not used to open anything.

Gary Wiant wrote in post #17385646
is it a common item?

It is a fairly common item. It's more of a lifestyle item. Can be considered trendy in some groups, but it's been a staple in others.

Gary Wiant wrote in post #17385646
is it used inside or outside?

It can be used inside or outside, but preferably indoors. Using it outside on the wrong surface could impact its longevity.

so would it be considered a tool?

I assume the nuts on the end are for adjusting, is this correct and if it is correct does the item need adjusted everytime it is used or is it more of a set it and forget it for a short time?

Gary Wiant wrote in post #17385662
so would it be considered a tool?

Yes, it could be considered a tool. However, it is not a mechanical tool. It could be considered a tool, insofar as it can be used to achieved desired results.

Gary Wiant wrote in post #17385662
I assume the nuts on the end are for adjusting, is this correct and if it is correct does the item need adjusted everytime it is used or is it more of a set it and forget it for a short time?

The nuts are not used for adjusting. Instead, the screw at the top of the crop is used for adjusting. I've made the adjustment once and I have not reset it to a different adjustment for over a year.

Fitness related?

lovemyram4x4 wrote in post #17385684
Fitness related?

You must already know what it is!

Nathan wrote in post #17385686
You must already know what it is!

This time I actually have no clue, just seemed quite likely for what's know so far. Fitness for me has generally been free weights and outdoor activities so I've likely never used this item but might have seen one. I actually thought it looked part of something of seen before at first but not so sure now.

Does this item use spring tension for resistance?

Are the black parts black oxide coated steel?

Are they springs?