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This Swiss Army Knife has the same tool set as the Victorinox Cyber Tool 34 with the addition of a battery operated flashlight and a magnifying glass.
Sweeps can be used for weeding and shallow cultivation. These are easily mounted on the tool bar for working between rows. The 8” sweep blades can be adjusted on the tool bar for working with different width rows. The blades are designed to cultivate close to the plant without damaging the roots. The durable steel blades and cast iron are powder coated.
Celebrate 2015 was a 3-Day Global Tech Conference held in downtown Las Vegas, NV October 4-6, 2015. Attendees learned, discovered and engaged directly with advisors, coaches, influencers, investors, founders and more startup experts.
In its 3rd year, Celebrate 2015 was a lively mix of startup founders, entrepreneurs, educators and technofiles from around the world coming together to celebrate innovation and entrepreneurship.
Participants enjoyed workshops, mentor office hours and pitch practice and hear from industry leaders in the startup space. Attendees will gain new tools, resources, knowledge, connections and friends.
Chris Randell, sophomore from Abilene, reacts to the Ipad he received as a new learning tool in Dr. Ian Shephard microeconomics course. (Optimist photo by Daniel Gomez)
The museum is housed in a completely renovated 1834 stone bank barn. Inside you will discover the fascinating history behind the natural ice trade.
Step back in time as you walk in the footsteps of the iceman. Follow history from the harvest to the delivery of ice and learn about the rise and eventual decline of an industry that had a profound effect on the way we live.
This one of a kind museum is dedicated to the preservation of the natural ice trade and was founded by the Stack Family in 2009. The museum houses the largest private collection of antique ice tools and memorabilia in the United States.
This is the tool room, where I took these series of shots. It’s a pretty small and narrow space, so I couldn’t do anything too elaborate in terms of lighting. I had a hot light that I dragged around with me, mostly aiming it to create long shadows on the tools. For this shot, though, I used the overhead fluorescents.
As you can see, you won’t find just tools in the tool room – but almost anything that needs to be stored indoors. Sometimes things “magically” appear in the room – things that family members don’t want in their space, so it gets deposited here. Then it’s up to me to figure out where to fit it into the already carefully packed tool room.
While some of the tools were out today, I took a quick photo of the tool shed. Some of the neighbours were mowing their lawns today but ours is still too muddy for me to want to mow it.
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The static knife tool of the Kongsberg i-XE can cut through thin, rigid material such as carton board and polypropylene.