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I got a shot of the painter's paints. I should have gotten this a little sooner as there was a much wider array and it would have made such a photo.
Cherriots (Salem-Keizer Transit/Salem Area Mass Transit District)-related pictures taken in Salem, Oregon
One of the very few remaining things from when I was younger. I bought
this in around 1989 when I left home to make me feel like a man. I
recently acquired it again and have restored it to its former glory
complete with name in black permanent marker. What a sentimental old
softie eh!
was painted for under construction show at the fleet gallery, but now that the show is over i thought i would upload it
Day 127 - Screw
I call this one The Perfectionist Toolbox.
My wife tells me I'm a recovering perfectionist. I use to be worse. Everything had to be in the exact location to make for a perfect atmosphere. This is a shot of my toolbox. Take note, even the blue screws are all alone in their very own compartment.
This picture is taking part in the 2009 Photo Challenge Group.
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It’s great to have a plasma cutter. It’s even GREATER to have Chip Foose sketch all over the side of it.
This is here for the sole purpose of selling Nelson's toolbox. You likely found this because I gave you a link. Once it's gone, this will likely be deleted.
I saw a beautiful design for a wooden Japanese carpentry tools box, and I wanted to make one. But I never make anything without making a prototype these days, to determine if I want to make the real thing. And this model has satisfied the urge, at least for the moment, to build something more full-sized and complicated.
In this shot, you can see the variety of carriages that comprise the Rattler. Each unique and wonderful.
I’ve got a Husky toolbox for my wrenches and other tools but it seemed a crime to put wood tools in it. So I decided to build my dream toolbox. To keep with the wood theme, every component is wooden, the box, hinges, latches, and handle. The wood is honduran mahogany and the finish is lacquer.
Vintage Waterloo metal tool box with metal handle and removable tray. Looks to have originally been a green color and has been painted a vibrant blue. There is some surface rust, particularly in the bottom of the tool box (see pics), and a few areas have chipped paint. Dimensions are approximately 19(l) x 7(w) x 9(h).
My new Dutch Toolchest.
The lower compartment is kind of a mess: I'm going to need to find a better way to organize it. It currently holds a combination plane + blades, a rmoving fillister plane, a mallet, a hammer, a brace and forstner bits, a coping saw, and a 16" combination square.
You can just see the tip of the Veritas Carcase saw poking down from the top compartment.