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This bracket held the copper anti-lightning cable, but the copper cable was stolen yesterday. This photo was taken for a police report.
Built this custom bracket to support the intercooler in my 4agze swap. In the original car (89 MR2 SC), the battery tray has a different location than my car (86 MR2 NA). Since the factory support is the battery hold down, I built my own to work in my chassis. I used a group 51 battery from a Honda because its quite a bit smaller than the stock MR2 battery and it made it much easier to work with.
Great job by Vanessa, Nick, Gail and Heather in taking over the Horseshoes tournament for the first time. 100 participants!
Unique pair of hand carved and hand painted teak brackets from India. Painted a beautiful palate of red, green, and yellow and thoroughly distressed. These brackets are very solid and were traditionally installed on verandas and porticoes. Add some architectural interest to your home or simply use them as decoration.
Length 23"
Depth 4.5"
Height 5.5"
$270
Vstrom DL1000. KLV1000 DL650 Auxiliary light bracket, fog light mounting, spot light mounting, driving light mounting.
A bracket fungus, possibly a Blushing Bracket (Daedaleopsis confragosa) growing on a tree at Ranworth Broad NWT
Vstrom DL1000. KLV1000 DL650 Auxiliary light bracket, fog light mounting, spot light mounting, driving light mounting.
... on my commuter/randonneuring/cyclocross bike ... courtesy of Dan at the Beaverton Bike N Hike. I got tired of the fender brackets held on by thick rubber bands, which I used to use during 'cross season. But the generator lights are too hard to take on and off ... so why should the fenders be any easier?
I went for a walk today, looking for an image that portray's 'Nature's Patterns'. I saw this fungi growing on a log lying on the ground. Therefore, I had to get down and dirty to capture these. I always find fungi hard to expose correctly.
I realise the dof isn't great and some of the fungi drift out of focus. That is due to them being rather inconsiderate and not growing on a flat plane, and my inexperience with macro to be able to compensated.
These kind of saws run at very high velocities, and can create enormous vibrations throughout the entire machine. The old brackets had literally torn away, and so needed to be replaced.
The nuts used in final assembly are slightly eccentric, and so form an excellent lock-nut.
The Ordnance Survey flush bracket covered in cobwebs is at the base of the tower of Westerkirk in Bentpath. For more information visit www.bench-marks.org.uk/bm11287 and for a wider view see www.flickr.com/photos/62334092@N03/8498628100/in/photostream