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15" Macbook Pro, 1st Generation iPod Touch, Verizon Wireless/LG Voyager, RCA VR5220-A, and pencils. [8/52]
Tools from my grandmother's Tlapaleria (a kind of Hardware Store)
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Herramientas de la tlapalería de mi abuela.
Some nice tools i recently purchased . The large thumbhole saw has an applewood handle and is called warranted superior. It is a b-brand of disston. The small backsaw is made by j.Dodge sheffield the small saw isn't marked probably german. The sqaure is an 19th century model.
This is what is in my tool box. Top mechanical pencil, Sharpie markers, pen, eraser, wooden pencil, single edge blade holder, utility knife, tool steel, machinist parallels set, single edge blade, utility scissors, needlepoint scissors, carving chisels, embossing stylus tool, small glue spreader, clothespins, reading glasses, bone folder, tweezers, 6 inch machinist ruler, 16 inch precision machinist ruler, 12 inch Incra precision marking ruler, Xacto knife and cutting mat.
My Dad has a barn at the family ranch. The barn has a tool bay. This is a detail on the actual tool bay. In the big scheme of things, this particular photo represents a spec of the actual tools in this place. I'm talking if the barn was the universe and it had to be laid out in planets and galaxies, this would be Pluto. If you are a guy, you will acknowledge the greatness of having a tool bay like this with the understanding that it all belongs to you.
Anyway, If you are viewing this and feel like a challenge, name 4 tools in this photo.
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Thrift store find.
Vintage tool for cutting lead pipes.
Length 300 mm.
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This is my new Lathe. For me this is the Holy Grail of tools to own. With this I can make highly accurate cylindrical models and parts (Like Scale Model Rockets!). The sky is literally the limit. I heard it said that a Lathe is the only tool that can reproduce itself. It was a task to get it into my basement but here it sits. I gace it a quick test run with a piece of hardwood Dowel. This machine has ans 8" swing over the bed with 18" between centres. This lathe was aquired by the sale of something I was not using. I now own something I can and wll use very much!
Peace.
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Our rental condo in Branson, MO was decorated with rustic camping/hunting items. None of us could figure out what the tool was. It is about 30 inches long. The "blade" looking portion is just a thin untapered piece of aluminum. There are springs on the curved metal pieces.
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An illustration of jewelry pieces, tools, sacks, devices, and beads used by Ancient CHamorus/Chamorros.
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So I've been seeing everyone's tool pictures and somethings have been very informative and useful! Maybe something in my tool kit can be useful to someone else as well! ;)
1. Clear ruler - I find it is so helpful to see the fabric underneath.
2. Stitch witchery fusible hem tape . Makes life so much easier. I use it on the hems before I machine stitch them.
3.Long quilting pins
4. Fray Check!
5. Trusty seam ripper
6. Colored tailoring pencils & 7. Regular pencil
8. Wooden takeout chop sticks for poking. :) I tend to misplace these so I have like 6 of them all around my studio. I sharpen them a bit and then dull the point.
9 Gutermann thread..the best thread ever!
10. Fiskars soft touch scissors. I couldn't live with out these! It takes a bit to get used to them but they have saved me from a lot of hand pain.
11. Pinking shears
12. Gingher embroidery scissors. I LOVE and treasure these!
13. Hemostat forceps for turning the little clothing right side out. Best tool ever!
14. tweezers
15. Self healing cutting mat.