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Wrenches and a couple screwdrivers, plus a crank remover, my trusty Park rule and some other bits that fit.
They just installed a brand new energy efficient condensing boiler in my house which will demolished in a few months. I love bureaucracy.
the latch on my toolbox
Tenuous Link: savings plans (the canadian equivalent of a 401K is called an RSP)
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.
My new Dutch Toolchest.
The top is bigger than it looks: it currently holds:
- 8 Chisels
- 2 Screwdrivers
- 1 Marking gauge
- 1 Dovetail Saw (Gent's style)
- 1 Carcasse Saw (pistol-grip style)
- Jointer plane (wooden Siegley)
- Stanley #5 jack plane
- Stanley #3 smoothing plane
- Wards Master #4 smoothing plane
- 2 Block planes
- 2" wooden rebate plane
- 1" wooden rebate plane
- Not in the photo is my shop apron, which folds up and sits on top of the planes.
And as you can see, there's quite a lot of space left over. The hinges are some old steel hinges I had lying around, and they seem to work quite well. Now that I know that, I'll recess them into the lid and case back.
Il progetto è stato pensato per rispondere alle esigenze di una città in fase di profonda trasformazione, sempre meno legata al lavoro tradizionale organizzato in aziende e uffici individuali e sempre più caratterizzata dalla presenza di liberi professionisti.
Leggi il resto qui:
I finally managed to get hold of a beautiful old engineers toolbox. The outer surface in need of much repair= Project. Woot.
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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