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Fancy industrial tools on the back of a truck. Not sure what the big square one in the front is. Maybe a lathe? Why the hinge?
This is the fast result of being 3D-scanned with Creaforms Body Digitizer Gemini system. The scanning took about 30 seconds, and then around 15 minutes for cleaning the mesh.
All the tools you need to hack/fix/disassemble most electronic things (laptop, digital camera, vex robots, celphone, nintendo, etc). All tools fit in small pelican 1050 case.
Here's a portion of my hammer rack, a tool shelf, and my chisel rack (I had a pile of plywood and cement board leaned up against the bench at the time - that's those grey rectangles at the bottom).
Yeah, that's me, but this little baby is going to make my life much easier. Its range is 30 meters, and it's accurate to 1.5mm (yeah, it works in inches & feet as well, so that's a range of 98.5 feet, accurate to .05 inches). It allows you to add consecutive measurements as well as calculate area and volume. It'll also do height with a little help from Pythagorus when you measure the ground side of the triangle and the hypotenuse. Oh, and with a touch of a button, the measuring plane is either the front or the back of the unit, depending on what's best for the application. One other cool tidbit is that you can approach or retreat from your measuring point, and it self adjusts.
Tape measure? What's a tape measure?
Cool stuff for dorks.
Rotary Punch for hole sizes: 1/8", 9/64", 5/32", 11/64", 13/64" and 7/32"
Edge beveller No. 4
Edge Kote for treating the belt edges
Black Dye
Tan Kote for sealing the dye in and making the belt waterproof
This was probably the most popular booth at ICFF this year. 44 eighth grade students from The School at Columbia University were asked to design the classroom of the future. Merging math, science, and art, they reimagined their everyday school objects. Designed for kids by kids.
Berhardt Design.
Aruliden.
The School at Columbia University.
AAW:Tools
The "cocktail" is maraschino cherry juice diluted with water. The image is slightly cropped, but otherwise SOOC.
In my defense, I was left unsupervised.
The Learning Studio hosted a workshop organized by Michael Swaine and Amy Franceschini, in which 12 local artists were invited to make tools that expand our natural perceptual limitations.
Northern Tool & Equipment (15,295 square feet)
3609 Plank Road, Spotsylvania Crossing, Fredericksburg, VA
This location opened in February 2014; it was originally a Peoples Drug, which opened in 1987. It became a CVS Pharmacy in 1994 and Fashion Bug in summer 1998, which closed in 2013.