| Posted by lost |
10/8/2005 6:52 PM | remove |
Maybe the wax was used to seal the cheese?
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| Posted by inventor |
10/8/2005 6:54 PM | remove |
It isn't wax. It's too hard and dense. Plus I think the melted patch was the work of vandals or drug users.
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| Posted by lost |
10/8/2005 7:06 PM | remove |
Aah, the mind boggles then...
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| Posted by minable |
10/10/2005 6:55 AM | remove |
A big block of Teflon?
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| Posted by atomx |
10/10/2005 3:05 PM | remove |
Teflon impregnated Nylon?
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| Posted by Watcher |
10/10/2005 7:27 PM | remove |
Looks like it could have been some sort of seat, maybe part of a machine that is no longer there?
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| Posted by inventor |
10/10/2005 11:39 PM | remove |
Teflon is a good guess. But a seat? I think it would be pretty uncomfortable. It's too small and hard.
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| Posted by atomx |
10/11/2005 2:47 PM | remove |
Maybe a stand for wrapping cheese, if this was done here.
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| Posted by inventor |
10/11/2005 8:50 PM | remove |
Possibly, but why not have a whole table? This thing is only about 10" x 6", and this factory made a hell of a lot of cheese!
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| Posted by atomx |
10/12/2005 12:35 AM | remove |
place the chese exatly on it and wrap with cloth the right size, it's a cost thing, big table, or little table.
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| Posted by inventor |
10/12/2005 1:05 AM | remove |
Maybe, although I'm still not convinced. Perhaps we have some expert cheese makers here?
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| Posted by atomx |
10/12/2005 12:54 PM | remove |
You also get to put your stool/chair up to it as close as you can.
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| Posted by inventor |
10/12/2005 1:48 PM | remove |
Maybe. But I would have expected to see more of them if that was the case. I think it may have been part of a testing or quality control area.
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| Posted by atomx |
10/12/2005 2:38 PM | remove |
Yeah, there should be more, or none if they're worth anything. It could have been a testing area.
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| Posted by inventor |
10/12/2005 5:41 PM | remove |
It is close to a lab-type wooden bench which you can't see in the photo.
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| Posted by IIVQ |
12/14/2005 11:16 AM | remove |
could you press it in with your fingers?
Could it be this thing was chilled via the stand pipe?
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| Posted by inventor |
12/14/2005 11:25 AM | remove |
I couldn't make indentations in the white block with my fingernails. It didn't appear to be connected to any refrigeration gear.
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| Posted by IIVQ |
12/17/2005 10:00 AM | remove |
Weird thing...
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| Posted by big_guy_1960 |
8/7/2006 2:35 PM | remove |
Probably a block of Delrin, a slippery plastic used to make bearings - I think it was a support for a conveyor belt, probably at its midpoint, that would let the belt slide over the top.
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| Posted by inventor |
8/7/2006 10:52 PM | remove |
I could believe that, although there was no sign of the conveyor belt equipment, and the belt would have had to have returned overhead. It's as good a guess as any.
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| Posted by IIVQ |
5/22/2008 12:59 PM | remove |
On the far left It looks as if another pipe is coming out. If that was so, my bet is on it being refrigerated and this table is to sample something or so... what kind of room was this in?
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| Posted by inventor |
9/26/2008 5:12 PM | remove |
It just looked like a store. Might have been a cold store, but it wasn't obviously refrigerated.
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