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When stitching my needlepoint projects, I use a nail clipper instead of scissors. They work well and airport security has no problem with them.
Hand tool - Macro Mondays
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This weeks Macro Mondays theme is Hand Tool.
This is a very close up image of the ball detent on the male end of a 1/4 inch ratchet wrench. The metal ball is housed in a small hole, with a spring that pushes it out toward the surface, where the crimped edge keeps it from falling out. Its purpose is to securely hold a socket in place but still allow the user to remove it without undue effort. If you look closely at the image you can clearly see where the metal on the post has been crimped surrounding the ball. This is one of the more common methods of securing sockets and interchangeable tips in place for modern hand tools. There are several other methods used.
This is a very high magnification image. It was taken at 4X on a full frame sensor, with only a small amount of the width cropped off. The edge of the post that you see running from the upper left to the low center of the image is slightly less than 1/4 of an inch long.
I was bored so I got creative with the lighting, and used some perforated metal to add some details in the reflections in the chrome.
Best viewed large.
HMM.
For the Macro Monday theme 'Hand Tools' ... using wire cutters at f/5 and 2 seconds.
Happy Macro Monday
Salvaged from a damaged tool,this chuck got a new lease on life as part of a scratch awl. I turned the handle from a blank made from oak and ebony.
Der gute alte Bleistift, gut für Skizzen und Notizen.
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Magnification: 1:1
The composite of 246 photos.
Helicon Focus: C
Does not matter if the pepper is red, black, white or green, simple #HandTool pepper grinder makes every meal much more delicious!
Shot with nikkor s-c auto 50mm f 1.4, 40 years old.
Playing around with possible images for next week's Macro Monday challenge - Hand Tools.
A set of old shoemakers lasting pliers that my father had for many years. This view is approximately 22-23mm across.
Thirteen shots at f/8 stacked in photoshop.
Diffused light from a skylight above only.
# MACRO MONDAYS
# HAND TOOL
Heerlijk thema deze week, want ik hou van gereedschap.
Ik maakte twee series foto's, dat is niet handig want nu moet ik kiezen; plaats ik het opvouwbare schaartje of het schuifmaatje?
Het schaartje vind ik grappiger, het schuifmaatje ziet er professioneler uit.
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Wonderful theme this week because I love tools.
I made two series of pictures, which is not very smart because now I have to make a choice, which one to upload; the foldable scissors or the vernier caliper?
I think the scissors are funny, the vernier caliper looks more professional.
A bit short on time and space this week, I saw this hand tool on the work table, so I shot it under the task light there using my iPhone just a couple hours ago. I've had the pleasure of a career and a lot of personal passions that allow me (encourage me) to use a myriad of hand tools every day. I had two dozen cool tools in mind since reading the theme, but it came down to not enough time to create the shots I was imagining. Oh, well. Hope you like this one. You'll notice it has a wooden HANDle.
Macro Mondays – theme: hand tool
The act of running a sharp hand plane along a piece of wood is, at least, meditative.
6/52
Nikon D750, Nikkor 24-85 F2.8-4 @ 75mm, 1/13 @ f4, ISO 100
I recently turned a bamboo chopping board into a magnetic knife rack for the kitchen. To do this, I chiselled out a grove on the back of the board and filled it with Nd magnets. The chisel is sitting on some of the bamboo shavings here. There's something satisfying doing things by hand.
HMM Flickr :)
Macro Mondays "Hand Tool" submission.
I inherited this Stanley No. 45 Wood Plane from my father who inherited it from his father who was a carpenter. Long before the router was invented, it was used to make moldings and decorative trim for finishing carpentry and furniture.
While it hasn't touched a piece of wood in earnest for decades, this Stanley wood plane is a nice piece of family history.
16 minute exposure on 4x5 Arista.EDU. Reciprocity's a bear. Asanuma, Nikkor-W 150/5.6 at f/11, HC-110 dil H (7:12 at 20C).
Hand tools - Flickr Lounge
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Old Swedish gardening shears. Made by E. A. Berg of Eskilstuna, Sweden.
Here's some detail on the manufacturer: strazors.com/index.php?id=80&doc=erik_anton_berg_eski...
50 cent of Lithuanian coin, - back from 1999 when Lithuania had own currency... And flowers on top of it chopped off by knight and his horse.
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there was some image police ;) concern so i Rearranged:
subject is smaller than the width of your coin, sitting on top of the coin and not extend horizontally past the edge of the coin in any direction
The #FlickrFriday #HandTools challenge
A pair of traditional irons, part of my dear wife's impressive collection of junk which mysteriously tend to feature in FlickrFridays.
There are two photos here, window lit, blended within Photoshop. Each is focused on the detail of one of the irons. One formed the background, the other was overlayed and erased as necessary to get a single image of both irons in focus to sidestep that pesky depth of focus thingy. A cluttered background was erased with just some of the wooden tabletop and reflection retained to prevent them apparently floating in mid air. Finally, to reflect the antique nature of the image, it was turned to monochrome
Blade from a Vaughn Bear Saw BS250D Japanese pull saw.
5:1 reproduction ratio (~7mm edge to edge).
Off camera Canon 600EX-RT flash held above the saw edge pointed down.
Macro Mondays 2018 redux ( #speckled, #jagged, #HandTool, #LessThanAnInch, #LowKey, #imperfection).