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Barfoot longboard completes at Boardshop Australia. Australia's largest independent skateboard shop.

Materials:

 

3 Ikea Pax 100x236 wardrobes (1 was cut up and used for materials)

2 sets Ikea Pax Lyngdal 200x236 sliding doors

1 set Ikea Inreda LED spotlight

2 Ikea Inreda LED light strips

 

Ikea Cost: $1,010

(we waited until Ikea had a Bedroom event. We bought the Pax stuff, got $150 gift card back, and then used that to buy the lighting)

 

1 Next Bed Murphy Bed hardware kit

Lots of 2" and 1-1/4" particle board screws (different lengths depending on the type of join)

 

Total Cost: $1,650

Total Width: approx. 372cm (10'-1")

 

This was inspired by Pax Murphy Bed hacks that were done by

Jerry Starbuck - jerrystarbuckproject.blogspot.ca/2011/02/murphy-bed-with-...

and Herbie - herbiesworld.blogspot.ca/2009/04/guest-room-remodel-budge...

Merrion Square is a Georgian square on the southside of Dublin city centre. It was laid out after 1762 and was largely complete by the beginning of the 19th century. It is considered one of Dublin's finest surviving squares. Three sides are lined with Georgian redbrick townhouses; the West side abuts the grounds of Leinster House, Government Buildings, the Natural History Museum and the National Gallery. The central railed-off garden is now a public park.

 

The park in the square was until recently officially named "Archbishop Ryan Park", after Dermot Ryan, the Catholic archbishop who transferred ownership to the city. The square was leased to the Archdiocese of Dublin by the Pembroke Estate in 1930 to permit the building of a Cathedral on the site to replace to the pro-Cathedral. Despite efforts over the next 20 years to advance the project, no progress was made and the site was transferred to the city of Dublin in 1974. Now managed by Dublin City Council, it contains a statue of Oscar Wilde, who resided in No. 1, Merrion Square from 1855 to 1876, many other sculptures and a collection of old Dublin lamp standards. In 2009, Dermot Ryan was criticised in the Murphy Report; in January 2010, Dublin City Council sought public views on renaming the Park. In September 2010, the City Council voted to rename the park as Merrion Square Park even though many wanted to name it after Oscar Wilde.

 

Until 1972 the British Embassy was based at No 39; however following the Bloody Sunday shootings in Northern Ireland a crowd of over 20,000 people converged on the site in protest and the building was burnt to the ground.

Alana, after changing the seat, tires & pedals.

M6 Cranage 20-10-2014. Copyright TT Truck Photos.

Kinston Indians vs. Potomac Nationals - May 7, 2011

At the risk of coming off as bragging, I have to say that I think the best work I did on this build was the Campagnolo Chorus Ergopower levers. I really went to town cleaning them up, learned to disassemble/reassemble them and added a little bit of drillium to boot.

 

I think they look superb in their final form and they work flawlessly, which is the most important thing of all.

My completed scorecard for the rain-shortened game between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park, Boston, MA, 09/28/09.

 

The Blue Jays won, 11-5.

Photographed using a white cloth background.

Front view of top. Front and back cut on bias. Fabric from Fabric Mart==rayon challis

Cayan Tower, completed earlier this year. It was previously known as Infinity Tower during construction, and often referred to as the 'twisty building". Located at Dubai Marina.

Vicky Benzing in her 1940 Boeing Stearman taxiing in after her demo flight.

I started this blanket in January. I finished the knitting very quickly, but the crochet edge took me months to focus on. Now, it has been sitting & waiting to be washed, blocked & mailed. It is kind of small. Addie just turned one, so perhaps I should start on a bigger blankie.

 

Pattern: Cuddly Cotton Baby Blanket www.flickr.com/photos/54027982@N00/2789593303

Yarn: Berrocco Vintage (note: I am not using cotton yarn or bulky/chunky weight)

Colorway: Grapefruit & Acqua

Needles: US 9

Started: 1/11/14

Completed: 8/14

 

I should takemore photos of Felix.

This is Stranger 8 out of 100

 

Ernesto is a jeweler from Peru. He makes jewelry mostly out of recycled wood and wire. He says his stuff is all 100% recycled, and gathers his materials from all around Toronto. Inside his store, he has a small work bench complete with a buffing wheel and a scroll saw right by the store window. Underneath the shelves, he hides all his discarded tables, chairs, and wooden objects, which he makes his jewelry out of! He displays some of his work in very ornate and detailed wooden frames, which he said his brother made for him. His brother went to school for carpentry. I bought myself a ring and necklace from him. The ring is made from a piece of hard wood, stained black, engraved, polished smooth and filled with a resin. The necklace is made of an abalone shell. He said his work is "inspired by the universe", as he posed for the photo!

 

Ernesto was an extremely nice man. He looked at my bag, asked me to see it. He examines it, and says "Ah! That's how they do it!" He then tells me he's trying to make a bunch of leather bags to sell, but couldn't find out how to attach the shoulder strap without weakening the body. "You teach me, I teach you!" He tells me the process he used to make the ring I bought. As I went inside his store to check out his other work, he grabs a big empty jam jar, now filled with mashed potatoes and a chicken thigh. "Kings eat this," he says. A small child in blue, about 8 years old, waves at him through a window. "Hello!" he says enthusiastically, "He's my friend," he tells me.

 

Ernesto's store is located in Kensington Market, though sadly, I forgot where. I'll be sure to update this with the location once I find it!

 

Leica M8 | 50mm F2 Summitar

 

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Work is completed with the running gear being painted along with the track. Mig pigments were used to add mud to the track and lower hull.

SURLY / 1×1 Complete bike / ABOVE BIKE STORE CUSTOM

Sweater Knitting Techniques Series - Gramps Baby Cardigan - by Emily Wessel / Tin Can Knits

 

www.tincanknits.com

After the lathe work it was on to cutting a square UNF thread to secure the kickdown ball joint for the Chrysler Torqueflyte gearbox. I used the pillar drill to hold the part perfectly vertical then brought it down into the die nut which was resting flat on the drill table. Some T slide parts stopped the die holder from rotating as I cut the start of the thread. The 1.5 mm pin hole was centre punched and centre drilled before being carefully drilled. Very happy with the results, a few more of these jobs and I will be happy taking on work for the students which involve simple lathe work.

We just completed this Velo Orange Campeur for one of our customers. Robert has a nice vintage Fuji that he's been riding, but he was looking to add a bike for commuting and all-around use to his stable. Robert hand-picked most all of the components, but we helped flesh-out some of the drive train and little details. He wanted a vintage look and feel, with enough practicality for daily use.

© Hype Magazine

(Inspired by 小猫王)

 

Strobist Info: 2 SB800s fired at 1/18 and 1/64 at the backdrop. Orange gel used.

Queen sized... now to make the back and get quilting!

The standalone Arduino circuit (almost) exactly as it will be in its final form. The only difference is the LED, present here for troubleshooting.

 

See the video here.

*AFFINITY CYCLES* metropolitan complete bike

BLUE LUG custom

SPEC

Frame: *AFFINITY CYCLES*metropolitan

Headset:*CHRIS KING*

Wheels: *H PLUS SON* superlite rim × *GRAN COMPE* small track hub

Tire:*MICHELIN* pro3 race

Brake lever:*PAUL* canti lever

Crankset:*PAUL* 100% pure road crank

Brake:*CAMPAGNOLO*

Handle:*THOMSON* aluminium riser bar

Stem:*NITTO* ui-2

Seat post: *THOMSON* elite

Saddle:*SELLE SAN MARCO* zoncolan urban saddle

Grip:*OURY* mountain grip

complete with rust :-)...Lower Stondon,Mar 2009

Mozooson PP6604

cardboard

1,000 pieces, new and complete

75x50cm

2023 piece count: 8,855

puzzle no: 14

 

A new and sealed jigsaw bought in a charity shop, this image of Moscow's Red Square was very much a game of two halves: the buildings went together quickly but the sky was another matter! It was possible to assemble most of it easily enough because of the Chinese habit of printing the puzzle's reverse with letters A to I so that by sorting into piles of each letter we could narrow down the choice of pieces in each area, but otherwise it was a case of trying each piece and hoping for the best. I'm pretty sure we put some in incorrectly, but I'm not going to stress about it. It certainly didn't help that all the pieces were of one shape!

A beautiful image but I'll be glad to see the back of it.

  

A complete mess is my third try at shooting a jello filled Christmas figure.

 

The first two were Santas, one too much delay, the other too little.

 

This was a gelatin filled Monkey. Santa one was delay 7, the second delay 8.

 

I figured 7.5 would be perfect.

 

Wrong.

 

The splash was so over the top that I decided to show it. This picture was rotated by 90 degrees, so the pellet came from the bottom and out the top.

 

I have one monkey left.

  

Quilt for my eldest son - orders were red and black only but snuck a teeny bit of green in there and luckily he likes it. Pieced by machine with a mixture of conventional and liberated piecing. Now to decide how to quilt it?

The Lynx just after it had been painted in it's new Atlas Express livery to replicate my dad's Lynx (NWP 649P).

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