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My mother's garden tools.
I just couldn't resist...they are really way more fun to use when they are bright, girly colours!
She gave me a big hand rake and hoe in neon pink for my birthday - so I would be able to find them easier, and I can!!
Of course, my tools are strewn all over the yard, not in neat dollar store waste paper baskets screwed onto the wall...I can't even find my power drill, much less any screws!
Walking throught the garden i noticed this interesting shape. I saturated all colour but red to enhance a serious feeling to the picture.
18.07.2019
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Photo: Paula Mariane
Here's what I used to install my ballvalve. Hammer and nail, two step drill bits, a variable-speed drill, some oil to keep things cool, and the valve. The ballvalve I picked up on ebay for like 20 bucks.
pliers, table knife, chopstick (round tip), exacto knife, sculpting tool, rubber dental.. thing, rough file, fine file, red marker, pencil.
The dental thing, exacto knife and red marker have been the most useful.
Tool my wife and I used to get our decking board to where we wanted them. Cost, about $16 plus some tax. It isn't really pretty looking but it worked and really made installing the decking go a LOT faster.
Teaching tools - image sheet, laser pointer, and thumb drive. I have all my ArtStor OIV presentations for the semester on the thumb drive - and I bought a Marvin the Martian drive so that when I walk off and forget him everyone knows who to return him to. One of my colleagues found him still plugged into the podium computer just yesterday and brought him home!
Made it at the local Tandy store. I'm happy with my first attempt at tooling. Learned how to use the tools...
Caulking Tools at the Maine Maritime Museum - Bath, ME 20-Aug-07
Traditional caulking (also spelled calking) on wooden vessels uses fibers of cotton, and oakum, which consists of pieces of hemp fiber soaked in pine tar. These fibers are driven into the wedge shaped seam between planks with a caulking mallet and a chisel-like device called a caulking iron. The caulking is then covered over with a putty in the case of hull seams, or in deck seams with melted pine pitch in a process referred to as paying.
This black and white with a slight vignette really gets you close to the tools. I added a slight red filter to give the shade of grey I wanted where the red would be.
Feel free to weigh in with which photo in this series is your favorite or critiques on any of them.
Archaeologist Jiarong Yuan, Human Provincial Institute of Archaeology and Cultural Relics in China, demonstrates the knapping of simple stone tools typically found in Southeast Asia. (Photo: Yiyuan Li)
A friend asked me to make cupcakes for her neighbour couple who are always happy to lend their tools.
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Per the Smithsonian American Art Museum:
Ehren Tool, b. Charleston (SC) 1970
Tool began making cups after serving in the Gulf War to communicate his experience.
His personal project soon grew to encompass the struggles of other soldiers.
The cups are not for sale.
Tool gives them away to servicemen and their families and anyone who asks. Each is formed by hand and stamped with an endless vocabulary of war images and insignia, echoing his message: 'Once a person has witnessed war, they are forever changed.'
Gift of the artist 'in honor of the people who give the work
meaning'.
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Tools sit on display in a garage at Metro Motor Georgetown Shell in Washington, D.C., July 16, 2018. Metro Motor Georgetown Shell has been serving the community for over 15 years with a convenient location and affordable car repair services. (U.S. Army photo by Pvt. Michael Mitchell)
The idea of a tool the size of a small cheese pizza being called a "Micrometer" just rankles my sense of logic, that's all.
Nifty box, come to think of it. I should have asked how much he wanted for these. Looks to be just the thing to carry a document with a sense of ceremony about it, like the terms of a bar bet or your top-secret Academy Awards predictions.