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Tools used to build a deck - forgot to put in tape measure!
Old 30+ years old Circular Saw (new blade)
Brand new 18V Drill/Driver with bits
Small ("spacers") clamps (used 25cent pieces as spacers - )
Carpenter’s Combination Square - another old tool
Corner Clamps
Framing Square
Marker
Gloves
Shovel
My current project is...use all the stuff I have lying around until they are gone. ^__^;
While working on some stuff I've noticed that I had quite a number of Sakura Micron Pens. Where did they even come from? o_O; I'm guessing several years of random collecting and this is what I'm left with. I know that years ago I had a lot more 005 black pens but I've used some of them up. It looks like I have quite a number of size 01. I may have bought a set once, or two from what it looks like. I'm getting a bit old if I can't remember when I got these, since some of them are actually at least 10 years old or more. So it goes to show, they last a long time! .... especially if you don't use them. u_u; I have a feeling the color ones are going to take a long time to finish off....EDIT: I had to toss the rose today, found out it had a bent nib. Aww.
I've moved away from mechanical pencils for the most part, but sometimes I use them. I got a 0.3mm size pencil which is nice to clean up some bits but I prefer to use wood pencils now. The Prisma Color Col-erase pencils were leftovers at my work. I was scrounging around for free things like notebooks and the office manager gave me these because she said the artists left them and they were free for taking. Although half used, I took them and I immediately love them! Yay for free things. :3
The kneaded eraser makes things easier for me to erase so I have less eraser shredding, and it's a good stress reliever eh? It was a required tool for my watercolor class, so in the end I really liked it. I haven't used one since high school, maybe.
Brush and Graphic, I haven't found a use for...yet.
The gel pen is for high lights and other stuff with my markers.
And the paper is cheap cardstock from Michaels. It's not the best, but it was cheap and it works. ^^
When I finally use all of these I'm not sure what I'll do or move onto. I don't want to buy anything until I absolutely need it.
What do you use?
Awesome Tool roll collaboration with Lemolo Bags!! These things rule and are super versatile. They are space great for Brooks style saddle loops but will strap on any saddle, handlebars, racks, toptubes, pretty much any where you wanna stick it. And, they come stocked with Full Size tools!! From the tiniest Park allen wrench up to 8mm, 8-11 mm box style Park wrenches, Topeak full sized chain tool, two Tire levers, a green spoke wrench and even that chainring bolt tool no one ever has around! Also has little bungees for keepin a tube of your choice in the roll. I couldn't be more excited on how these came out, Elias at Lemolo is amazing and really nailed this. They are $120 fully loaded with tools and ready to ship.
The detailed tutorial, please read my blog
fairyfox.wordpress.com/category/free-tutorials/
I moved my blog to wordpress.
And whole toolbox pattern and instruction,please come here:
Folding rule
Saw
Paintbrushes
Hammer
Gjæresag (don't know the english term...)
I also used a few other things that I didn't think of when I started:
Leveling "thing"
Carpenter's square
Olfa utility knife
Drill
GTD tools of the trade.
Overview of some of the tools I use to implement GTD.
Note how the inbox is completely empty :)
So let's see. A range powder flask, a corn meal flask, ticking for patch material, a nice copper funnel for dropping the powder in the barrel, a ball flask loaded with 0.490 inch lead balls, ball starter, Polish percussion capper, leather mallet, a bottle of patch lube (20-80 ballistol to water) home made antler handled patch knife made from an old file, a corn cob pipe loaded and smoking, and a hot cup of coffee to warm my hands and innards.
Lots if stuff, all laid out ready for use. Time to convert some money to smoke and noise
This is near to the "Dão" river in Portugal.
Photo taken with my 35mm film "Recesky Twin Lens Reflex DIY".
Film: Kodak ColorPlus 200.
The flea market is a great place to get inexpensive hand tools.
Read more about the Silicon Valley Electronics Flea Market here.
Ahh, it's nice to have order in my tools. A pity I don't have a big enough space to put them all up :(