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Wooden level, length 15¼".
J. Nooitgedagt & Zonen, IJlst, The Netherlands, manufacturer of woodworking tools, was founded in 1865.
In 1998 the company was taken over by 'Record'.
The factory closed in 2003.
Spent some time today trying to light these tools to show off the wonderful workmanship of those neolithic crafstmen. From personal collection.
Foto tomada en Radazul, Tenerife.
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An elderly woman reshapes a carving tool. Jepara, Central Java, Indonesia, June, 2009.
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Took a walk through fields that were local to me and spotted this old rusted farming tool. I have no idea what it is, so if anyone can enlighten the flickrnauts and me I'd be glad to here about it.
Update: I have been told by my Uncle David, that this device was for removing large stones from the fields.
Taken on a Samsung Galaxy Note
Image made on the layout of the Miami Valley Modular Railway at the Dayton Train Show. Yes, the Illinois Central is my favorite railroad.
Playing about with a recently acquired Canon 50mm f1.8 II lens. (80mm on my APS-C 70D). It is amazingly sharp even when blowm up to 3x.
This key-sized multi-tool winds up being the right tool a lot of the time, especially because it's almost always in my pocket.
Day 208 - #CY365 - The Right Tool
Twenty-three Des Moines metro middle and high school girls explored tools of the trade at a week-long summer camp aimed at exposing them to in-demand career opportunities in construction.
The students spent each morning at Des Moines Public School Central Campus to learn more about work-based learning and apprenticeship opportunities and to hear from women who are working in construction fields. Each afternoon, the students focused on a different skilled trade, toured partner facilities and participated in hands-on activities in construction, carpentry, plumbing, masonry and electrical.
Women account for less than 10 percent of all U.S. construction workers and just over 12 percent of all construction workers in Iowa. The camp aims to introduce girls to careers that they might never have considered.
Sponsored by the Iowa Department of Education, Des Moines Public Schools, Homebuilders of Iowa and Turner Construction, the Construction Camp for Girls is helping to break down stereotypes, foster interest and expose students to in-demand career opportunities where females have traditionally been underrepresented.
Raising awareness of high-demand jobs, such as those in the skilled trades, is in line with the Future Ready Iowa initiative, which is about growing a skilled workforce statewide by connecting Iowans to the education and training needed for rewarding careers.
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HarperCollins editor-at-large Lisa Sharkey chats with the general book group's director of marketing, Christine Boyd, and Bridget Kinsella, the former west coast editor for Publishers Weekly, during a break between Tools of Change panels.