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P1050407(1)
Bahco PU spanners 11, 15 and 20 mm.
Marked in raised letters:
V-STEEL BAHCO PU MADE IN SWEDEN
For chemistry class Junior year, we had to shadow someone who's job involved chemistry. All I could think of was my mother's friend, who owns a funeral home. Since it's illegal for me to watch an actual person being embalmed, he showed me all the tools.
The plywood board above was scrap I used to make into a pulley holder tool for my Silverwing in order to R&R the drive belt. LeRoy Beal did a write up on how to make this tool at his website. Google LeRoy Beal and you will find his site and instructions on how to build this wooden tool
The red handled tool I bought online. It is adjustable to fit many applications. Like the wooden tool the center hole is access for your scoket to tighten or loosen the drive pulley nut. Not seen below (underneath) on this tool are studs to catch the cooling fins of the outer face of the drive pulley. The brass nuts you do see allow the studs to move in and out
Obviously the red handled tool uses 3 prongs to hold the pulley whereas the Silverwing tool only uses 2 studs to catch the cooling fins
The air impact negates the need to hold the pulley. You just select the socket that fits and back the nut off or use the tool to tighten the nut
The downside of the impact wrench is it's nearly impossible to set the wrench for an exact amount of final torque but you can get very close using the dial knob on the bottom of the tool to regulate air pressure
I used the air impact to set the torque for my Kymco Super 9 Drive pulley nut. That nut's torque value is 35 foot pounds. To get there I set the dial on the tool at the lowest setting and hit the nut twice with the impact trigger
The red handled tool was bought specifically for my Honda Helix front pulley nut, so I could use my torque wrench to dial the exact torque
unas de las bandas mas cabezonas que he escuchado, metal progresivo a la vena, con unas letras que dejan en que pensar....
"The Pot"
Who are you to wave your finger?
You must have been outta your head
Eye hole deep in muddy waters
You practically raised the dead
Rob the grave to snow the cradle
Then burn the evidence down
Soapbox house of cards and glass so
Don't go tossin' your stones around
You must have been high
You must have been high
You must have been
Foot in mouth and head up ass-hole
Whatcha talkin' 'bout?
Difficult to dance 'round this one
'til you pull it out, boy
You must have been so high
You must have been so high
Steal, borrow, refer, save your shady inference
Kangaroo done hung the jury with the innocent
Now you're weeping shades of cozened indigo
Got lemon juice up in your eye, eye
When you pissed all over my black kettle
You must have been high high
You must have been high high
Who are you to wave your finger?
So full of it
Eye balls deep in muddy waters
Fuckin' hypocrite
Liar, lawyer; mirror show me, what's the difference?
Kangaroo done hung the guilty with the innocent
Now you're weeping shades of cozened indigo
Got lemon juice up in your eye, eye
When you pissed all over my black kettle
You must've been...
So who are you to wave your finger?
Who are you to wave your fatty fingers at me?
You must have been out your mind
Weepin' shades of indigo
Trapped without a reason
Weepin' shades of indigo
Liar, lawyer; mirror, for you, what's the difference?
Kangaroo be stoned. He's guilty as the government
Now you're weeping shades of cozened indigo
Got lemon juice up in your eye, eye
Now when you pissed all over my black kettle
You must've been
High
High
High
High
Eyeballs deep in muddy waters
Your balls deep in muddy waters
Ganja Please
You must have been out your mind
Chucked the camera kit and lighting kit in the boot last night hoping for some startrails.....unfortunately it clouded over pretty quick so I decided on a change of location and another see-thru car type lightpainting shot.
P1020141
R. to L.:
Breaker bar 3/8", F10LS USA, overall length 9 3/4", date code 1964
Breaker bar 3/8", FV10B USA, overall length 7 3/4"
Ratchet 1/4", TM 70B CANADA, overall length 4 27/64"
At this month's Open MAKE: Tools event, visitors were invited to explore their own creativity with our four Featured Makers from around the Bay Area, who shared their art, ingenuity, and techniques.
Guests made needle-felted creatures with Moxie, created three-dimensional shapes by sewing sheets of fabric together with Judy Castro, fused plastic with clothes irons, used sewing needles and conductive thread to make circuits embedded in bracelets and badges, and used motors and other tools to take Light Painting to a whole new level.
Photo by Gayle Laird
© Exploratorium, www.exploratorium.edu
My in-laws had to remove a bunch of trees from around their house to keep them from falling and hitting it. The logging crew had left their equipment over Christmas weekend and I was able to find a few images among the chaos
Drawing is a thinking tool. When your X grade teacher Mrs. Y told you couldn't draw Z, you stopped drawing. Start again.
At the family business, Seasoft Scuba, we make mostly soft goods but need tools to build displays, storage, maintain machinery etc.
This was probably the coolest thing at the MSP Mini Maker Faire. Youth (ages 10-18) who participated in half a dozen tool-skill stations were given a toolbox, full of tools. A big thanks to the companies and groups who sponsored this. I am probably forgetting a couple, but they include Veit, Ton-Up Minneapolis motorcycle club, and the North Star Chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club.