Problem: Typewriter – Take this now useless item and give it a new life then it was intended to have. Solution: A typewriter turned into a functioning vacuum cleaner. EXHIBITIONS: Grand Central Station, Vanderbilt Hall, Union Station Washington D.C. 2001 PUBLICATIONS: Time Out New York PRESS: ABC, NBC, CNN, CBS, Discovery Channel
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does it reaallly work?
it seems too big and kind of nonsense to make something bigger from something you dont use anymore.
it seems too big and kind of nonsense to make something bigger from something you dont use anymore.
And so your idea is to sell a kit for people that have an old typewriter they want to turn into a facade for their vacuum cleaner? Or is it that you plan on searching for an innumerable pile of the same brand typewriter so you can convert each and everyone into a non-functioning element of a device that has no conceptual similarities? Good one, crackerbarrel.
Why don’t you take an obsolete vacum cleaner and fix it!
seriously… how the hell can a typewriter become a vacuum… it has no mechanics that can be shared whatsoever… in fact even the shape of most typewriters have no similarities to vacuums… i can just as well say …. “lets convert all old useless toasters to useful water filtration systems”
yeah clear and fix it.