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Nikon D4, Nikkor PC-E 85/2.8.

live at PalaMalaguti (BO) 22/06/06

Tag der Chemie, Degussa, Wesseling, 2006

 

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Antique Tools on top of a box of used saw blades.

Electronics Workbench

Development Impact and the PhD Scholarship - Tool Kit training held at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor from 30 July - 1 August 2014

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Chisel made by Erik Anton Berg, Eskilstuna, Sweden.

 

A shot of the tool shed from the front. Here you can see Mike's handy tool selection (gosh that sounds rude).

Anyways.. he has plenty of tools to use for fixing aircraft as well as a good supply of fuel for refuelling the smaller vehicles, his more regular customers tend to be John Johnson in the Turbo Prop, Will Washburn in the Solo Trainer and the Boxplane with Johnny Justice.

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Sliding T-handle, ¾" drive, length 17".

Made by Hinsdale Manufacturing Company, Chicago, U.S.A.

Detail:

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Joiner’s Tools at the Maine Maritime Museum - Bath, ME 20-Aug-07

An elderly woman reshapes a carving tool. Jepara, Central Java, Indonesia, June, 2009.

 

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Nozzle & tip cleaner from gasweld for cleaning lampworking torch head jets.

Not so perfect, maybe next time I will fixed it and modified again.....

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

Trip to the Mercer Museum, Feb 2008. The museum, completed in 1916, houses the collection of archeologist Henry Chapman Mercer. Mercer knew that certain technologies (for example, candle making, horn carving and whaling) would disappear, and wished to archive samples of their work and the tools used to create them while they were still available.

 

It's an eclectic hodge-podge, but is a fascinating visit. The building itself is notable, as one of the first large-scale uses of rebar-reinforced concrete in the world. Strongly recommend a visit if you happen to find yourself near Doylestown, PA.

 

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A xmas gift from the Brother, and also research for a current project.

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

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