In 1894, at age 27, Casler invented the mutoscope, a peephole machine in which a viewer could watch a movie by turning a crank handle.
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Among Oliver's trademarks in his strips were little signs reading " Abolish Tuesdays " and regular sightings of a tiny cube with a crank handle attached.
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Most modern fly reels are ambidextrous, allowing the angler to place the crank handle of the reel on either the right or the left side as desired.
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"' Power windows "'or "'electric windows "'are automobile windows which can be raised and lowered by pressing a button or switch, as opposed to using a hand-turned crank handle.
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This device had the camera mounted on a vertical axis that could be rotated by a worm gear driven by turning a crank handle, and Paul put it on general sale the next year.
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Drip some lightweight penetrating oil around the crank handle that turns the slats, and drip or spray more oil around each of the pivot points where they go through the frame on each side of the window.
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A rotary grindstone " the earliest representation thereof, which is operated by a crank handle, is shown in the Carolingian manuscript " Utrecht Psalter "; the pen drawing from about 830 goes back to a late antique original.
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A plumber's snake, by the way, is a long, flexible rod of spiraled wire with a crank handle; turn the crank as you thread the snake down the drain so it will do maximum good in removing the detritus.
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The wind machine is played by rotating the crank handle, which is attached to the cylinder, to create friction between the wooden slats and the material covering that touches the cylinder but does not rotate as the crank handle is turned.
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The wind machine is played by rotating the crank handle, which is attached to the cylinder, to create friction between the wooden slats and the material covering that touches the cylinder but does not rotate as the crank handle is turned.
