SCP914

SCP914 is an anomalous object designated as a large clockwork device of unknown origin. It measures approximately 3 meters by 2 meters by 2 meters and appears to be constructed from brass, copper, and wood. The device features a large dial with various symbols and a prominent hand that can be rotated to different settings. It also possesses a central chamber with a hinged door.

SCP914's primary anomalous property is its ability to alter objects placed within its chamber. When an object is placed inside and the door is closed, the hand on the dial can be set to various "settings," such as "Rough," "1:1," "Fine," "Good," and "Perfect." Activating the device causes it to emit a loud grinding noise and a beam of energy. Upon completion, the object within is transformed according to the chosen setting.

The effects of SCP914 are unpredictable and vary widely. Lower settings often result in crude or damaged alterations, while higher settings can produce improved or even drastically different versions of the original object. The Foundation has conducted numerous tests, cataloging the results of various materials and items subjected to SCP914. Despite extensive research, the mechanism by which SCP914 operates remains unknown. Containment procedures focus on preventing unauthorized access and conducting controlled experimentation.