New Teaspoon Advice Please
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Bodo said:
Blib said:
wolfracesonic said:
Blib said:
The future of stirring.....
More news soon....... possibly.
Is it a totally new concept in stirring by any chance?More news soon....... possibly.
What it is is a totally new concept in stirring.
See what happens when this subject gets into the hands of joyless, academic "experts"? Look at the picture. Look at it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-london-54...
I think we've all had enough of experts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-london-54...
I think we've all had enough of experts.
I’ve provisionally been invited to to a few stirring competitions down under next year, Oz then New Zealand. Now I’m sure those of you reading this are like me and stir clockwise, as it comes most naturally for us this side of the equator but what about those South of it? Will I have to abandon a lifetimes habit go the other way so as not to give offence? And what about the coriolis effect, will that come into play? I don’t want to make the mistake Magnussen made in Seville, go hell for leather clockwise then throw in a few anti clockwise stirs at the end; the clean up bill ran into three figures according to my source.
wolfracesonic said:
I’ve provisionally been invited to to a few stirring competitions down under next year, Oz then New Zealand. Now I’m sure those of you reading this are like me and stir clockwise, as it comes most naturally for us this side of the equator but what about those South of it? Will I have to abandon a lifetimes habit go the other way so as not to give offence? And what about the coriolis effect, will that come into play? I don’t want to make the mistake Magnussen made in Seville, go hell for leather clockwise then throw in a few anti clockwise stirs at the end; the clean up bill ran into three figures according to my source.
Magnussen had a lot to to answer for.
21st Century Man said:
"La la la, we're not listening".
You are not our target market sector. You're all too old on here and your reactions have gone to s
t. You couldn't even begin to handle the swirl angle on this spoon's return flange.
OFFICIAL LAUNCH STATEMENT *.
The 242(b)ER'Switchback' is the first of a new family of high end teaspoons from the House of Krupp.
Made of Krupp's patented Covidinium19(b), in our underground, Wuhan facility, the Krupp 242(b)ER'Switchback' offers the C21st stirrer unrivalled stability at and beyond 450spm.
Utilising Krupp's innovative 'Switchback' shaft technology, allied to a groundbreaking teardrop head design, with integrated return flange dampers, the 242(b)ER'Switchback' ushers in a new era of stable, high speed, yet usable performance.
TEARDROP HEAD.
INTEGRATED RETURN FLANGE DAMPERS
UNRIVALLED STABILTY.
SOMETHING SOMETHING WHATEVER.
The 'Switchback's unique swan elbow design enables both left and right handed stirrers unrivalled control of both return and insertion angles.
SWAN ELBOW.
Krupp. True innovators in competitive stirring since 1842.
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* Krupp SA claims no responsibility for the accuracy of ant claim made in this statement. Some, most or all claims made in this announcement could be sub-optimal in terms of accuracy.
For
KRUPP: We saw nothing and only followed orders.
I rather like that. 
Not that I would ever entertain the thought of a Krupp in my stirring arsenal.
But it won't be long before a far superior quality cheap Chinese copy will be available on the market, so I may take the plunge and pull the trigger on one then.
I'm always up for exploring new boundaries.
Not that I would ever entertain the thought of a Krupp in my stirring arsenal.
But it won't be long before a far superior quality cheap Chinese copy will be available on the market, so I may take the plunge and pull the trigger on one then.
I'm always up for exploring new boundaries.
Bodo said:
What it hopefully is not, is a repost.
That Sir, is not even tea. ElectricSoup said:
See what happens when this subject gets into the hands of joyless, academic "experts"? Look at the picture. Look at it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-london-54...
I think we've all had enough of experts.
As for this: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-london-54...
I think we've all had enough of experts.
Did anybody else notice the shoddy, yes that's the word i used, shoddy workmanship on the end of the bowl? I've used my extensive aerospace engineering background to analyze it and utilizing the latest 3D CAD system available on a huge 4K monitor i can subtly bring the malformance to your attention!!
Bobberoo99 said:
Did anybody else notice the shoddy, yes that's the word i used, shoddy workmanship on the end of the bowl? I've used my extensive aerospace engineering background to analyze it and utilizing the latest 3D CAD system available on a huge 4K monitor i can subtly bring the malformance to your attention!!
That's damage comes from Phuc dropping the upper die on the floor in March. Still good enough for Krupp's SQM
Bobberoo99 said:
No, you may not!!!
At least mine was in a manly, Torro Rosso shade of blue red!!!
I think you mean Rioja, eh?At least mine was in a manly, Torro Rosso shade of
And I'll have you know that Purple is the official colour of TVR, and Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate and the Brazil nut ones in tins of Quality Street.
It doesn't get any manlier than that!
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