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2011 Old tools hanging on the side of an old shed north of Knoxville, Tennessee.

you know how people carry photos in their wallet of their kids that accordion out? well I did it with a photo album and photographed each drawer of the Snap on tool box that's taller than me. this is the album closed

Here's another light brush that I built recently that has green. The jar light in the background is a unique tool that I've yet to use. It's a glass milk jug filled with transparent colored stones and a fluorescent light bulb inside. The idea was to color and texture the light. Unfortunately, the whole assembly is ~ 3 lbs and requires an electrical outlet. Cool, but impractical so far.

 

A few extra shots below.

 

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Pretty Low-Tech... albeit works for me.

I hadn't used these since high school, so naturally, I bought several.

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B and w image of some panel pins tin they are stored in and hammer

Tools of the Trade. Metal is placed in pitch to hold it stable while it is formed with punches. In this case the metal is Sterling Silver.

P1010016

wheel bearing nut wrench

spark plug wrench with handle

socket head wrench

brake bleeder wrench (17/64)

wheel hub puller

Space Tool. 2011. 10” H x 8” W x 3.5” D.

Mixed media, cast plastic, rubber, found objects, inkjet on paper, UV curable inks on card stock and cardboard. Multiple of 5 pieces.

Day 99 / 365

The "Tool de Force" sculpture in front of the National Building Museum across from Judiciary Square Metro station and two blocks away from Chinatown (and the Verizon Center) in Downtown Washington DC.

 

Aside: This was donated to the museum by John Hechinger, Sr., the owner of those Hechinger home improvement stores across Maryland -- a time before your Home Depot and Lowe's stores.

Hechinger is a blast from the past for me... I always associated it that TV show, Home Improvement, from the 90's.

A collection of antique garden and agricultural hand tools

(c) Jeremy Sage

The pattern “Tool Tote” that I used is from the book Sew what! Bags

  

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Photographer: David Zeck

 

tool paramount 5/2/06

Two orange sizer rings and pair of citrus clippers. (These sizers were used for valencia oranges. It was difficult to find a navel from our home tree small enough to fit through the larger sizer.) These old tools were used in the Orange County citrus industry.

A new Menards store opened in my hometown, so my brother-in-law checked it out when I was home. It's a huge store, but the most shocking thing was this power tool display/demo. They actually had electric circular saws, reciprocating saws, jig saws, drills, hammers, screws, nails, 2x4's etc., right out for anyone to walk up and play with. We cut some chunks out of the 2x4s and screwed them together, but there didn't seem to be anything keeping us from cutting off our hands or slashing a passing customer. You don't usually see this sort of thing in America - people being given the opportunity to be responsible and careful.

Aboriginal stone tools found in the Hunter Valley, NSW Australia.

Esta foto muestra la via de bajada, bastante más facil y las herramientas que posibilitaron la aventura. Here a photo of the way down and the tools that helped with the aventure.

Lollapalooza Setlist:

1. Jambi

2. Stinkfist

3. Forty-Six & Two

4. Schism

5. Rosetta Stoned

6. Flood

7. Ænema

8. Lateralus

9. Vicarious

Tuesday, 16th September 2008

 

Cigar Evening, hosted by Havana Express to meet and watch Master Cigar Roller,

Mr Alfredo Andreas Pino.

Location: The Cohibar, Darling Harbour, Australia

 

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OXO Barware, designed by Eleven

 

Eleven's latest line of OXO Bar tools photographed by Christopher Harting.

Opened by Nabisco in 1956, This plant was a well known landmark in Northeast Philadelphia. It's nine story tower loomed over Roosevelt Boulevard and the small of cookies and chocolate wafted over the neighborhood day and night. Inside, about 700 workers manned eight ovens in three shifts allowing such familiar product names such as Oreo and Teddy Grahams to be baked nonstop.

 

After Phillip Morris bought out Nabisco in December 2000, the company operated this plant under its Kraft foods subsidiary. When Kraft spun off it's snack business in 2012, the resulting company-Mondelēz-continued operating the facility.

 

On Thursday September 12, 2010, the bakery became the latest scene of workplace violence when a disgruntled worker <a href="http://6abc.com/archive/7659454/"killed two and wounded another after being suspended from her job.

 

May 1st, 2015 was the last day of operation for the Philadelphia baker as Mondelēz claimed they wanted to consolidate jobs at newer facilities in New Jersey and Virginia. Union officials however <a href="https://www.phillymag.com/business/2015/07/10/boyle-oreo-mondolez/"suspected operations were being outsourced to Mexico.

 

Mondelēz <a href="https://www.phillymag.com/city/2016/01/29/nabisco-factory-to-be-sold-tower-to-be-demolished/"sold the property to a developer who has plans to build a retail center on the site, with one portion of the sprawling factory being reused as a distribution center. By the end of 2017, the landmark tower and adjoining structures were no more....

several of my toolboxes posed for me

 

I've got the demons within

I've got to brush them all away

I feel the demon's rage

I must clean them all away

Yeah, yeah...

 

Excite to scream them away

Cobwebs in the way

That magic cleaner oh

Shine his smile on me

Yeah, yeah...

 

I am the demon

Cleaner who saves the day

I get the backwall

And important they'll always stay

Yeah, yeah...

 

If only one thing that you know

Imposters from the show

They'll try to trick you into

Normal treatment

Oh don't you listen to them say

Shush them all away

I am the demon cleaner

Madman so

I am the freedom cleaner

Standing naked here to say

I'm the only way...

The D 3 golf divot tools. Rare earth magnetic ball marker in stainless steel. Automatic mechanism.

Probably the most exclusive divot tools in the world.

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