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There are consequences for not meeting the toy building quota. Head Elf is about to find out what that is. It's nice to see Mr. and Mrs. Claus still finding things to do as a couple. Even during the busy holiday season, they seem to find the time.
Some years ago I walked into Hughes Tool Company on Polk Street. I had transferred there from Baker Sand Control, a division of Baker that had taken over the company in a merger that caused a lot of resentment. There were safes on every floor that were not just large, they were huge. Drawings for the drill bits had been stored there at one time. There were leather couches inside the room that was in front of the safe. A lot of the walls were so thick and solid that cabling for networking required that holes be drilled. In fact, it was impossible because of the thickness of the walls to run a cable through some of them. The "corner office" had a private elevator to a private lunch room in the cafeteria area. In fact, the "corner office" had a private elevator to the roof where there was a helicopter pad. There was a pink flamingo in front of the forge area and a table with chairs. It was said there was a ghost in an abandoned wing of the third floor. I can't vouch for the men's room but the ladies room had a huge vanity area with leather couches and lighted mirrors and 18 stalls. There weren't 18 women working on that floor. I loved it, still do. I was proud to have worked for that great company even though its glory days were over. It was one of my favorite places of all that I have ever worked.
Howard Hughes is buried in this fenced in grave site where no name is visible to indicate who is entombed?
I found this photo here in Raleigh. I guess it was one of those "take your daughter to work" days. I'm wondering if the big pipe in the foreground has somethihg to do with the work these folks are doing? Somebody help me out here. What do they need those big augurs for?
Well i recently got some 1/16 drillbits and went crazy with them! I basically destroyed an old PSR testing it :P But this is what i was really working on. It is a tactical M4A1 with removable mag and extendable stock. It is still in Prototype stage but once i get paint i will sell these. Note they will be MUCH cleaner and the green wire will be black. This was inspired by so many people on Flickr :) Also this was that M4 i posted about a week ago, i just added more to it ;) C&C welcome but if you favorite please comment :)
When I asked my hubby for ideas for "a little bit". He gave me a big drill bit and a little bit.
ODC - 1/31/2017 - A little bit
At the moment we are in the middle of decorating and all my junk (including, as some have said, all my camera gear lol) is packed away in boxes. However I have kept some stuff out in case it is needed, I am not sure why I have included a sensor cleaning swab as I am not brave enough to mess with my camera sensor at all!
The drawer is 11 x 6 x 5 inches and is the basis of my entry for Macro Mondays theme Junk Drawer, as shown the drawer is far too big to be included, so the final shot is shown below.
124 Pictures in 2024, theme # 46 Higgledy-piggledy
Wooden Drill Bit display case for sale for $100.00
Mt Greenwood Hardware
111th & Troy
Chicago, IL
Going out of Business Sale.
Closed in December of 2014 due to delinquent taxes , the store recently re-opened to liquidate the buildings contents. Attempts to sell the business intact fell through.
June 11, 2010
#161
Today Megan and I went through all my movies and cataloged them and initialed all them so I'd know which ones were mine.
MOVIES!
The Darjeeling Limited
Carriers
(Danny Boyle) 28 Days Later
(Jonathan Demme) The Manchurian Candidate
Seven
Baseketball
Crowley
In Bruges
Pans Labyrinth
Son in Law
Encino Man
Bio Dome
Zombieland
Flight of the Conchords 2nd season
Planes Trains and Automobiles
30 Days of night
Billy Madison
Sage Francis "Life is easy"
Drillbit Taylor
The Curious case of Benjamin Button
(Park Chan Wook) OldBoy
(Martin Scorsese)
Gangs of New York
The Departed
The Master of Disguise
(Guy Richie) Snatch x2
(Steven Spielberg) War of the Worlds
Watchman
Big Fish
Helter Skelter
Role Models
Mozart and the Whale
The constant Garden
American Pie 2
Snake eyes
Snakes on a Plane
The Grateful dead Movie
The Last King of Scotland
300
Scarface
The Hangover
(Quentin Tarantino) Reservoir Dogs
Coraline
The Godfather
Superbad
Donnie Darko
Training Day
Serpico
Hitman
(Judd Apatow) 40-Year-old-Virgin
(Darren Aronofsky) Requiem for a Dream
The Godfather part II
CKY2K
Harold and Kumar escape from Guatamano Bay
The Sasquatch Gang
Live free or Die Hard
Away We Go ♥
Psycho
There Will Be Blood
Day of the Dead
House Guest
(Quentin Tarantino) Inglourious Basterds
Ratatouille
Notorious
The Office season 3
Its Always sunny in Philadelphia season 1
Napoleon Dynamite
Pink Floyd in Concert
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
(Stuart Gordon) Dreams in the Attic
(john Carpenter) Cigarette Burns
Friday Night Lights
Jacobs Ladder
My Bloody Valentine
( George A. Romero) Dawn of the Dead
Pandemic
Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure
Star Trek
Fast and Furious
The Foot Fist Way
Tremors
The Girl Next Door Taken
SLC Punk
The Departed
Arrested development (season I)
Funny Farm
(Stanley Kubrick) 2001 A Space odyssey
The Last Boy Scout
Last Man Standing
The Whole nine Yards
16 Blocks
Mafia!
Happy Gilmore
Transporter 2
Bill and Teds Bogus Journey
Pineapple Express
In America
American Beauty
How High
CKY3
Tropic Thunder
Super Troopers
A Scanner Darkly
Thank You For smoking
The Borne Ultimatum
(Oliver Stone) The Doors
Crash
Varsity Blues
(Guy Richie) Rock and Roll
( Quinton Tarantino) Pulp Fiction
Grateful Dead Truckin' up to Buffalo
Waiting...
(Guy Richie) Lock Stock and two Smoking Barrels
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Batman Begins
Rambo
Bee Movie
Sherlock Holmes
Kung Fu Panda
(Clint Eastwood) Gran Torino
Pirate Radio
Iron Man
The Onion
Defiance
Coffee and Cigarettes
(Peter Jackson) District 9
I Love you Man
Green Street Hooligans
(Judd Apatow) Funny People
Ready to Rumble
the 6th Day
Breaking Away
Easy Rider
Half Baked
Family Guy season 1 and 2
Pauly Shore is DEAD
Nacho Libre
(Judd Apatow) Knocked Up
3:10 to Yuma
Aqua Tenn Hunger Force 6
Men of Honor
Choke
Bangkok Dangers
The Mighty Boosh season 1
(Serigo Leone) Once upon a time in America
Friday the 13th
The goonies
Blow
Fargo
Jackass volume 2
Boondock Saints
American history x
Fight Club
Crank 2 High Voltage
Phish Bittersweet Motel
(Guy Richie) L4YER CAKE
Borat
Led Zeppelin
Bob Marley
Fast times at Ridgemont High
Family Guy Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story
The Big Lebowski
Smokin Aces
Clerks
Munich
Grateful Dead View from the Vault
Office Space
Hot Fuzz
Murderball
The Venture Bros Season 1 and 2
Reign Over Me
Animal House
Northern Exposure seasons 1 2 3
Peaceful Warrior
The Ten
Anchor Man
Slumdog Millionaire
Fantastic Mr.Fox
What about Bob?
The office season 1 2 3 4 5
The Frighteners
OngBak2
Reno 911 season 3
(jonathan Demme) Talking Heads
Runaway Jury
Max Payne
Dazed and confused
Dickie Roberts
Moon
(Quinton Tarantino) Kill Bill volume 2
The wrestler
(Scorsese) the Taxi Driver
Fletch
Beowulf
Futurama Benders big score
Clerks II
Harold and Kumar go to white castle
Grateful Dead Dead ahead
My tiny Universe
Lord of War
Phish
Memento
National Treasure
Curb Your Enthusiasm season 1
Typed by Megan
#161
Happy Macro Monday! The theme this week is "Gear"-as a home owner for almost 3 years-drill bits are most definately important gear.
When I started working on my tiny Momoko shoes, I realized that even my Dremel tiny drill bits were not nearly tiny enough to drill holes for fasteners made from jewelry wire. I had to get this set of really tiny wire gauge drill bits. The smallest bit is 13.5 thousandths of a inch.
Here's a neat trick I found when attempting to run a "fish" through the wall with tight insulation without ruining the insulation. Using a lont, flat and rolled up metal strip I was able to move it up the wall without it finding its way into the middle of the insulation. This made for an easy and smooth pulling of the wires through the wall.
The holes were cut with hole-saw drillbit made specifically to the appropriate size. The size matches perfectly those replacement computer desk wire-hole caps you can get at any hardware store.
Drill bit - Feel free to use this photo for your website or blog as long as you include photo credit with a clickable (hyperlinked) and do-follow link to
This is totally not an attempt at building a Rock Raiders thing. These three little MOCs are something I'd expect to be in a set from a mining themed line, with each set centering around different characters. Eli here has a plasma-blade armed, rock cutting ATV, a quick scouting buggy, and a fold out stand with armour and tools. P
The big wheels are from Star Diamond, and the slitted cheese slopes are from Kre-O.
Following the collapse of one of my bookshelves yesterday (see here) I decided to insert two steel bolts in place of the plastic pegs. However, I needed to drill out the old peg which had sheared off and remained in the hole.
From a largely pictorial promotional book for Thomas Firth & Sons Ltd., Norfolk Works, Sheffield. showing views of the works and some of the end products. n.d. [c. 1905]
Inscription in this particular copy reads "E. L. D. visited the Norfolk Works February 9th, 1906".
Here is the bundle of wires sucessfully pulled through the wall. The electrician tape makes for a smooth transfer through the wall. The holes were cut with hole-saw drillbit made specifically to the appropriate size. The size matches perfectly those replacement computer desk wire-hole caps you can get at any hardware store.
An experiment with depth of field (DoF) using drill bits. If you focus only on the central in-focus bit it appears to be physically in front of the others. But it is in fact further away from the lens than the bits on the left.
I used Raynox DCR-250 macro lens for this image. The gold color is from a Photoflex Lite Disc reflector; the bits are actually silver in color.
Photo taken in Los Angeles, CA (USA).
Copyright © 2020 by Ian J MacDonald. Permission required for ANY use. All rights reserved
I love old tools and old timey things. Especially old time power tools. Back in the day powertools were so streamlined, sleek and shiny ...they looked like P-51 Mustangs or a Lockheed Electra. They looked like they should be powered by a nuclear reactor inside. I suppose it was inevitable, since they were designed by and used by guys who came back from WWII designed and used these power tools. And in those days America was a "can-do" place and it was reflected in the streamlined, Chrysler building-esque design of everything in the Atomic Age.
♥ Evil Dead(remake) ♥ World War Z ♥ the Conjuring ♥ Oz the Great and Powerful ♥ the Avengers ♥ Pineapple Express ♥ Drive Angry ♥ Sinister ♥ And Soon the Darkness
♥ Alice in Wonderland ♥ A Perfect Getaway ♥ I Am Number Four ♥ Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides(Pirates of the Caribbean in general basically) ♥ Cloverfield
♥ 13 Going on 30 ♥ V for Vendetta ♥ Now You See Me ♥ Warm Bodies ♥ A Haunted House ♥ House at the End of the Street ♥ the Dark Knight series ♥ Sleepy Hollow♥ the Hunger Games series ♥ Horrible Bosses ♥ Kick Ass ♥ Chloe ♥ Black Swan ♥Star Wars Episode 2-3 ♥ Red Riding Hood ♥ Underworld series ♥ Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters ♥ Inception ♥ Les Miserables ♥ Dark Shadows ♥ the Hangover series ♥ Memento ♥ Scream series ♥ Factory Girl ♥ Fertile Ground ♥ the Apparition ♥ Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter ♥ The Raven ♥ In Time ♥ Balls of Fury♥ The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo ♥ Prometheus
♥ Silent House ♥ Paranormal Activity series ♥ Natural Born Killers ♥ the Woman in Black ♥ Snow White & the Huntsman ♥ Bridesmaids ♥ Jennifer's Body ♥ We're the Millers ♥ the Thing ♥ Fun Size ♥ Red Lights ♥ Mission Impossible: Ghost Protecol ♥ Lockout ♥ Tristan & Isolde ♥ Due Date ♥ Drillbit Taylor ♥ Sucker Punch ♥ Brooklyn's Finest ♥ Takers
♥ Shutter Island ♥ Contagion ♥ Zero Dark Thirty ♥ Se7en ♥ Awake ♥ the Duchess ♥ Harry Potter series ♥ the Book of Eli ♥ Shooter ♥ Hamlet (1996 and 2000 versions)♥ Insidious
♥ Revolutionary Road ♥ X-men First Class (basically I will watch anything that involves the X-men) ♥ Identity Thief ♥ the Campaign ♥ Hot Tub Time Machine ♥ Easy A ♥ Zombieland ♥ the Crazies ♥ Star Trek ♥ the Other Guys ♥ the Other Boleyn Girl ♥ Captain America
♥ Atonement ♥ Secret Window ♥ Limitless ♥ From Hell ♥ Dredd ♥ Scary Movie series
♥ Resident Evil series ♥ the Prestige ♥ the Town ♥ Beastly ♥ the Devil Inside ♥ the Strangers ♥ Salt ♥ Doom ♥ the Machinist ♥ Just like Heaven ♥ 21 Jump Street ♥ Date Night ♥ Con Air ♥ Sherlock Holmes ♥ TED ♥ My Bloody Valentine ♥ 1408 ♥ the Shining
♥ 2012 ♥ Predators ♥ 500 Days of Summer ♥ Carrie (original) ♥ the Devil's Double ♥ the Fourth Kind ♥ My Soul to Take ♥ Your Highness ♥ Rosemary's Baby ♥ the Heat ♥ Thor
♥ Hannibal ♥ Wild Hogs ♥ 50/50 ♥ A Nightmare on Elm Street ♥ Flightplan ♥ the Ring 1-2 ♥ Blindness ♥ Star Trek Into Darkness ♥ the Amazing Spiderman ♥ 30 Days of Night
♥ Gone ♥ Taken 1 and 2 ♥ 28 Weeks Later
It seems I have reached a limit on the number of tags I'm allowed, a limit I didn't even know i had. Soooo... I'll list the rest of the important stuff here. Starting with the rest of the movies that are seen on those stubs...
Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Doom
Dawn of the Dead
Fifty First Dates
Transformers 2
Grind
Jackass
Finding Nemo
Forbidden Kingdom
Smokin Aces
Spider-man 3
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Dumb and Dumber
Pirates of the Caribbean The Curse of the Black Pearl
Bruce Almighty
Bad Santa
Taxi
Talladega Nights
Miami Vice
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
Accepted
King Kong
S.W.A.T.
Dark Water
Roanoke Express
Kings of Leon
Barrett-Jackson Palm Beach
MDA Car Show
Monster Trucks
Wild Adventures
Daytona 24 Hours
Corvettes at Carlisle
Kings Dominion
The Ice Station
Petite Le Mans
Road Atlanta
United Airlines
New Jersey Devils
Tampa Bay Lightning
Garlits
Pearl Jam
Walt Disney World
Graceland
As for the movie stubs, there are 101 in that picture. The best in my opinion were
The Hangover which was hilarious
(500) Days of Summer which is just an amazing film with 2 amazing lead roles
Public Enemies had Depp and was just a great film from start to finish
There are of course more good movies in there but I may reach a limit in this area too...
91/365 8-14-2009
The customer included a set of brass barrels he had made for the guns, all I needed to do was trim the crescents from the kit's moulded barrels and use a 1.5mm drillbit to fit them in place
Setting the depth for my forstner bit to drill out the holes for my cabinet door. I am always testing my process on sample wood and sample setups before the actual project (too many lessons learned!)
Theme: Re-Creation
Year Nine Of My 365 Project
Title: National Supply Co., Pittsburgh, PA
Creator: Robert Yarnall Richie
Date: October 3, 1952
Part Of: Robert Yarnall Richie Photograph Collection
Physical Description: 1 negative: film, black and white; 10.5 x 12.9 cm.
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Out of the Archives: Diamond setters embedded diamonds into cylindrical drill bits used to bore through rock and create core samples. This man’s work supported geological investigation that informed plans for the Olive Bridge Dam and Beaver Kill dike at the Ashokan Reservoir. February 25, 1907. (Image ID: p010717)