in a physics classroom. All are small boxes that were originally made for something else now intertwined into thinking relays.
The motorcycle he built himself of parts from Chrysler, Chevrolet and IKEA. The moped had a cylinder from a lawnmower, the Ferguson tractor had a Volvo Engine and the other motorcycle below was powered by a V4 engine from SAAB with a reverse Opel gearbox. Thord called it Saabotage.
The casting Milling Machine from 1913 has turned a hundred years. The lathe of 1944, has a self-made thyristor speed unit purring like a cat at all rpm:s when a smiling Thord Gräntz turns it up.
He does not say much. For an oracle, most is already said. Words are just slow building blocks interfering the fast thoughts going through the mind.
Han cut apart a Chrysler tranny with a hand held emery. Then he did cast a gear with an annoying