The Chrono shredder!

Big Shredder03
This awesome calendar shreds away as the days goes by -

The chrono_shredder is one product from a fictional series of products, which are developed under the umbrella of "memento vivere" (remember that you also have to live your life). Those products target at people with hibernation obsession.

The Chrono_Shredder is a device that makes past time tangible. It is a hybrid between calendar, clock and waste producing automaton. It has no on/off-button, thus it is unstoppable, just like time. It features the 365 days of the year represented on a paper-roll. The paper-roll is led through a hacked paper-shredder, which is programmed to use exactly 24 hours to shred one "day".

susanna hertrich | chrono_shredder - [via] Link.


It's shredder round up time:

  • Hamster shredder - Link.
  • HOW TO - Make a hand cranked document shredder - Link.
  • HOW TO - Make a homemade leaf shredder - Link.
  • DIY Hardware shredder...? - Link.
  • DIY Xerox Printer Shredder - Link.
  • Paper Shredders - Link.


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Posted by: atomicthumbs on April 26, 2007 at 8:59 AM

I want one of these. NOW. I don't care how expensive it is.


Posted by: suza_phone on April 27, 2007 at 11:12 AM

Nice to hear that you like my project!
I'm actually going into the process of finding out whether I can have them produced. For that, I need to know how much exactly people would be willing to pay for one, to find ways for production (on "demand", limited number of ... whatever ).
Would you (and everybody else) mind sending me your ideas of a fair price?
You can find my email on my website!

Cheers
Susanna


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