Used as a boat buffer.
Jul 15, 2017 #2 phinds Science Advisor Insights Author Gold Member 2022 Award 18,205 11,216 Andros123 said: What material is this? Plastic or hard rubber Yeah, based on that pic, I'd guess that it's probably one or the other.
Andros123 said: What material is this? Plastic or hard rubber Yeah, based on that pic, I'd guess that it's probably one or the other.
Jul 15, 2017 #3 phinds said: Yeah, based on that pic, I'd guess that it's probably one or the other. Yes, i kind of guessed that.
phinds said: Yeah, based on that pic, I'd guess that it's probably one or the other. Yes, i kind of guessed that.
Jul 15, 2017 #4 Nidum Science Advisor Gold Member 2,992 853 Best guess would be that it is a baulk of recycled mixed plastics . Very common in this sort of application and relatively very cheap . There are some useful clues in the rub marks and especially in that circular hole . Also a further clue in the reasonably accurate square edged form of the baulk .
Best guess would be that it is a baulk of recycled mixed plastics . Very common in this sort of application and relatively very cheap . There are some useful clues in the rub marks and especially in that circular hole . Also a further clue in the reasonably accurate square edged form of the baulk .
Jul 15, 2017 #5 phinds Science Advisor Insights Author Gold Member 2022 Award 18,205 11,216 Andros123 said: Yes, i kind of guessed that. My point was that based on nothing but that pic, it could be damned near anything. I couldn't even rule out metal just based on the pic.
Andros123 said: Yes, i kind of guessed that. My point was that based on nothing but that pic, it could be damned near anything. I couldn't even rule out metal just based on the pic.
