锁式洗衣机设计公司的创造者和发明家保罗·洛里奇(发音为“Lok rij”)将他的机器人描述为从日常垃圾中创造出来的,但它们确实如此,而且更多
>“首先是射线枪,然后我的车间/工作室/车库里还有很多东西,我的车间/工作室/车库已经非常垃圾,机器人这个词以一个类似R的射线枪开头……你遵循这个逻辑。无论如何,我的妻子真的认为它们很整洁、可爱,或者一些她从来没有给我的任何射线枪创作过的温暖和模糊的描述车库仍然以被丢弃的完美状态存在“
保罗·拉夫里奇
After several mugs of liquid inspiration while viewing StarWars for the umpteenth time BeertooD2 was born… or should I say drafted? His 4.7 liter keg body, chrome tractor headlight dome, vintage shoe polisher legs and mini bread loaf pan feet have proven popular with the over-21 crowd…may the force beer with you.
Bull Dog is fashioned from a vintage electrical tape can, a pair of mini-loaf bread pans, flexible copper propane BBQ hoses, old fishing bail box, coffee pot lid, aluminum horn mute and assorted springs ‘n bolts. Just a tad over 17″ tall…Go Bulldogs!
The days of shivery are still alive thanks to Sir Lube! Striking a bold stance protected by his vegetable grater shield and oil can lance, our hero sports a custom helmet with hinged face guard. Know a damsel in distress?
This robot is part of a series to help promote a new post consumer waste recycled product. Here’s thes first prototype…Attack of the Noddle Bot!
Fashion shades & full figured Sandy’s beach ready. Needn’t work about SPF… she’s already aluminized. Copper sunhat included!
Assembled from not one, but two vintage flashlights…the envy of any self-respecting boy scout. Let Mr T.S. light your way…and shoot some trouble while your at it. He stands 15″ tall…batteries not included.
Wide-eyed and up for a challenge nothing gets past Schauer. Gloriously displaying his radar headgear (lawn sprinkler) and dual window cranks (arms) this bot is master of all he surveys. A vintage motor analyzer case, auto valve bodies, electric drill parts, springs
and a big gold nose keep him on top of his game.
One of the original cut-ups Buzz always maintains his edge (ouch)! Assembled from parts off of both column A and column B – vintage test box, screen door handle, old truck emblem, movie reels valve knobs, glass fuses, aluminum junction box, and, oh yes, saw blade. With Buzz there are no dull moments.
Here the essential picnic pal. Straflex will hold a couple of sandwiches & beverages, snap a picture, and light your way home if your out too late. With his specially designed feet
he even does light ironing…you gotta ask nicely. Aluminum lunch bucket, old camera, bicycle gears, flashlight parts, cake decorator parts, child’s toy iron, vintage car handles etc.
Scotland’s loss is our gain, Scotty dog. Classic thermos plaid body, aluminum lamp shade head and hot and cold ears make up our wee lad.
This mechanical menace is manufactured from a super heavy-duty Navy battery powered lantern. His arms are grab-handles off a 50’s 5th wheel trailer. I re-fitted the lense and bulb with a vintage electronic gauge. His bodacious legs are a combination of stainless test tube, solid gears(?) cannibalized from a cars rear differential( …like anyone really cares!) and a set of steel spring.
This guy’s based on a vintage automotive air/fuel ratio meter. Mr. Mix’s head is an old ice crusher and arms are fabricated from a pair of solid aluminum garden tool handles. His torso is a stainless steel bellows coupler connected to a 3 wheeled furniture
dolly.
1950’s Ice-O-Matic ice crusher body, Bakelite coffee pot handle, Watt gauge, Brownie Hawkeye camera, pair of motorcycle control levers, extrude aluminum stock and a pair of candle holders.
…yeah Walter’s feet are old SU carburetor covers and the green base is the motor cover off a Westinghouse electric vacuum cleaner.
¼ cup bolts, 2 bike brake arms, and a pinch of scrap aluminum, place in preheated 325 degree oven…and in 35 minutes you can enjoy a freshly baked Julia. Antique lamp shade, vintage light fixture and retired car license plate…now your cooking.
Redefining metallic high society from her aluminum gown to her exquisite beads…Pearl is “all that…and more”! old GE rpm tester, pressure regulator, gas flex line arms and legs fashioned from lights that flash.
Back when men were men and motorcycles had no brakes, board tracking racing was America’s No. 1 spectator sport. Bright white tires should tip you off to the nostalgic era from wench this thumper came. Valve spring compressor tool forks and “cheater brakes”
from a ten speed bike make up the front end. The brass tank started life as a vintage torch
and the hand formed saddle was cover with leather from a woman’s handbag. An all aluminum espresso maker and black finned heat sink power add the go and a pair of old meat grinder handles sturdy the rear end. Grab your leather skull cap and you’re ready to rumble.
It’s 28″ long and 12″ tall…and weighs 14lbs.
Shutter Bug is fashion from a vintage 1953 Ansco Shur-Flash box camera which I mounted to an old Squarespray “It Gets The Corners” Lawn Sprinkler base. The eyes/antennas once formed Swedish meatballs (…making it an international meatball tool, that just sound weird) and the six legs are “cheater brakes” off old ten-speed bicycles.
Top down – Aluminum ground wire, antique ceiling light fixture, aluminum water carafe, antique hot/cold faucet knobs, large coffee grounds basket , vintage coffee urn (Ernestine…get it?), Harley Davidson fender supports, industrial light reflector, super long candle stick holders, go kart hubs. That’s a turn buckle between her legs…
The inspiration for this little guy was his tea pot head, all that was needed was adding the ears (poached egg trays) and tusks (bicycle brake levers).
Camp flashlight body, bobbin eyes and ice tong ears could be your newest best friend…then you name him anything you want.
His body is a plaid 1973 Thermos, the legs are aluminum cantilever brakes off a Mountain bike and feet are 4 matching steel gears. His head is a track light shade, ears are a dental impression tray, measuring spoon for a mouth and a vintage radio knob for his nose…bring up the rear – his tail is a window crank. 10″ tall x 18″ long.
保罗·洛里奇(PaulLoughridge)在完全受到艺术家/枪手克莱顿·贝利(Clayton Bailey)的启发,并从50年代和60年代的太空电影/电视/玩具中汲取灵感后,开始将这些星系间自卫机制(射线枪)组合在一起……任何复古的酷东西!
来源:https://speckyboy.com/45-incredible-retro-robot-inventions-built-with-everyday-trash/