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dynalite b4 with umbrella, pentax k50 with pentax da 35mm f2.4
paper poster back drop, matte board surface, Whit paper to item's right. silver umbrella monolight behind backdrop towards camera and tabletop
Ashford United vs. Littlehampton Town, 9 December 2014
I don't often photograph evening fixtures, but as Littlehampton were the Sussex County League's only surviving club, and had fought back to earn a replay I felt compelled to go. It was never really my intention to photograph the action at a typically bleak and windy Homelands ground, but was pleased with this one, particularly as his anorak matched the Ashford colours. As I was composing this and waiting for some action in the distance, I was thinking to myself: "Don't turn around. Don't turn around".
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Uses coarse grinding paste or stick - The tool is a broom handle turned at the same diameter as the bore you want to polish - the cut with a hacksaw and a self tapper - or screw inserted to provide an adjustment
You have to be careful that the drill doesn't snatch when it breaks through into the pre-cast slots.
The lathe is set to a low speed and the work moved along the the tool - tightening the screw a little at a time use oil or grease as a lubricant. see:
Used a bit of aluminium scrap to turn up a spigot to hold the cylinders, for milling and drilling. Just using a dial gauge indicator to get everything central.
I wasn't happy with the way that the big end bolts fitted, they were allowing the big end sections to move relative to each other, so I'm fitting big end location tubes to maintain the fit and the bolts just tighten the assembly
I named him LEGACY since that is what fit the best out of my stash of car emblems! The head I don't know what it is, got it in the dump, the shoulders are the cover over a old clip on your headboard type light. Body is a jewelry type box, wood, and lighting parts of his hips,legs and parts of furniture legs. The base is an upside down metal dish. Arms are from some things I got at the state sale and the arms are part shoe stretcher parts and erector set parts. Hands are broom holders. Knobs are faucet handles, and other odds and ends.
Left hand is the machined but not polished assembly - the right is polished. The bolt in the front of the assemblies is in fact a made up top hat tapping tool
Schnell, of course.
Someone had been having fun with spare material. When I saw it, I thought of Werner's smiles.
End caps have been fly cut to size, the big end assembly bolted and tightened, and the con rods have been centre marked, ready for drilling and reaming.
Tweety and Sylvester color page from a 1977 Whitman France coloring book.
Titi et Gros Minet - bandes dessinées a colorier
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work is crazy again.
feel like i've got screws loose everywhere,
like i'm falling apart.
just never seems to be enough time for what i want to do
after i've finally finished with all that needs to be done.
stupid life.