I made htis as a gift for a friend to put on his desk. It's made of wenge and maple.

Tom, the "T" in M.T.Totes is a perfectionist. Therefore, he makes an awesome product!

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The craft of the yesteryear cannot be seen in the modern temples of India.

Craftsmanship

Your ticket into the storehouse gives you one free pint of Guinness, which you get the option of learning how to pour (craft) yourself.

Uploading some old pics. Do not have any new one this week.... :-(

Airplane model by Young C. Park of Hawaii. For more information, please visit: www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Park.htm

From Jean-François Vallet & Fils in Moras-en-Valloire between Vienne (Restaurant La Pyramide **) and Hautrives (Palais Ideal du facteur Cheval) in France. What a craftsmanship ! (via Foodspotting)

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Detail of a harp - Bromyard Folk Festival.

Like everything else in the house, the gap between the bathroom and landing was non-standard so he made a threshold to bring it together from a piece of oak offcut. Such a clever man. :)

One of the reliefs on the ceiling in Florence Hall at the Royal Institute of British Architects.

'The Bakerloo Line' walk from Regent's Park Station to Trafalgar Square was organised by Walk London as one of the walks for their Spring into Summer Walking Weekend, with this group being lead by tour guide Peter Berthoud.

Sunday 22 May 2016

Olympus C220 Zoom digital camera

kuan yin statue and blue sky

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Craftsmanship

be imitated by a machine-made process. experience craftsmanship and material. he also taught about the craftsmanship and model making skills to the participants, and let them know how to assembly the thumb piano with different parts . process: viberg. print ad for marble classic, emphasizing...

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Courtesy of Paul and Paula Knapp

Miniature Engineering Museum

www.engine-museum.com

Specialty's Mediterranean Sandwich

Mikahel Prates

Ladner, BC Canada

The Mukai Princess II is a small wooden boat with a rich history. It was built in 1988 by Mr. Mukai, a Japanese-Canadian boat builder who was known for his craftsmanship and dedication to traditional boat-building techniques. The boat was constructed using cedar, oak, and fir, and features a unique hull shape typical of west coast fishing boats.

After Mr. Mukai's passing in 2006, the boat was donated to the Britannia Heritage Shipyard Society in Steveston, British Columbia. However, due to limited space, the boat was later purchased by Jim McMillan, who has been working on its restoration. The Mukai Princess II was finally launched in the summer of 2022 and is now moored in Ladner, British Columbia. CoPilot

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