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You could buy food at The Naked Raven during the Viking Festival. They also had one of these, but I decided to just buy a sausage.
Photo: Olle Dierks
The AWARE Handle is a radiator handle that makes it more comfortable for the hand to lower the temperature than to increase it. It also visualizes the current state of the handle with help of info- graphics that does not only use the traditional numbers (1-4) but icons angled towards informing about different consequences resulting from the different states of the handle.
Developed by the Interactive Institute, Sweden.
© Interactive Institute
For hammer handles, ash or hickory is certainly best, and oak, (which was the material of the old handle) is very good. But I happened to have an offcut of hard maple that had been hanging around for thirty-five years or so, waiting for the perfect use. It was just the right size, and hard enough and strong enough to last the next two or three generations with care.
I started by tracing upon it the profile of the former handle, then used the bandsaw to rough it out. Then I used spokeshaves to round the edge corners and fair the lines. I cut two slots crosswise at the head end with the bandsaw to accept wedges.
By rights, you should have a shaving horse to hold the handle whilst shaping it, but I am not a chairmaker and seldom make handles, so I can’t justify the space it would take up. That’s why I left the handle blank nice and long and square, so I could hold it in the vise instead.
A "dugout" display at the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory. Look closely: all the bat handles you see are just that -- handles. The cubbyholes are only several inches deep.
SIXTY-EIGHT bat handles
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An old safe, in the back room of the Independent Coffee Trader, Tiverton. The handle is shaped like a hand gripping a rod.
The secret to splinter-free cuts is full material support at the cutting point. Trion jigsaw splinter guards are designed to be cut by the blade for perfect zero-clearance between the blade and the splinterguard. The resultant cut is clean through the entire piece with little or no finishing required. The D-handle PSB 300 features a finger tip trigger and smaller profile grip. The PSB 300 has all the qualities of the PS 300, with the addition of a comfortable D-handle for easy one-handed use.
001,004,005, three shots of a group of people, two female and three male standing in a dark room with a large white shaped archway. All five wear formal clothing such as dresses and suits and ties. One male dressed in a black suit and tie stands on top of the white archway looking down on the larger group, possibly indicating his role as a security guard. Both females observe something in a glass display case. Environment appears to be possibly a museum exhibit. 002,003, two shots of a table with various banners and objects on it. One is a large roll of possible tickets for a raffle event. Sign on table reads...EAC...OR THREE FOR A $. Banner on the bottom reads AUXILIARY UNIT. 006,017,018,019, shots of a female with short wavy hair and wearing a plaid pattern shirt and dark jeans and gloves on her hands in a darkened environment. Flanked in front and to her left by two large display cases, one with glass top and another without one. Both display cases contain masks from an indigenous culture, one being placed in its case by the female handler. Setting would possibly be a museum exhibit. 009, shot of nine people standing in a darkened room surrounded by glass display cases with objects indicating their origin from an indigenous culture. One man in glasses, short hair, and wearing a plaid pattern shirt and dark pants pushes a large cart filled with more objects, ranging from jewelry to bowls. One person, a female wearing a formal outfit and holding a camera takes a picture of the passing cart. One person wears a uniform with a patch on it, patch information unclear. In background one man stands above group of people, possibly a security guard. Setting appears to be a museum exhibit. 008, shot of people standing behind a row of cameras in front of a white archway and a display case filled with objects in it, as a man in a black suit and tie stands above group watching, possibly a security guard. Environment appears to be a museum exhibit of some type. 009,010, shots of man with shirt hair and wearing glasses, a plaid pattern shirt and dark pants pushes a large cart filled with artifacts and objects in it past other display cases containing other metallic type artifacts and objects pertaining to an indigenous culture. Setting appears to be a museum exhibit of some type. 011,012,013, three shots of a man in a light colored suit and tie wearing glasses and has a beard speaks with another man in a suit and tie holding a microphone, possibly for an interview in a darkened room. Various display cases containing artifacts pertaining to an indigenous culture dot the area, with people dressed formally observing the objects inside. Setting appears to be some type of museum exhibit. 014,015, two shots of people with camera and video equipment standing in a darkened room among display cases filled with artifacts, possibly filming or taking photographs of them for a news or media type project. Environment appears to be a museum setting of some type. 016, shot of man in suit and tie speaking with a woman in a formal dress while another man handles video or camera equipment in the corner of a darkened room that might be a museum exhibit due to glass display cases containing artifacts from an indigenous culture. 020,021,022, three shots of a female with short curly hair and wearing gloves, a plaid pattern shirt and dark pants in a darkened room. Flanking her on her left and to her front are display cases, one with a glass top and one without both containing an artifact that looks to be a mask from an indigenous culture. Female appears to be handling one of the artifacts. Environment appears to be a museum exhibit of some type.
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The door handle that came with the side cabinet was lame. The dealer that sold me the cabinet gave me the wrench for free when I was tossing around an idea to use a hand tool for a handle. I tig welded two bolts to the wrench, used air brake plastic tubing and a bit polished aluminum to trim it out. Way better.
Luke-ADGG Quantitative Genetics and Animal Evaluation joint course held in Addis Ababa from 5-9 June 2017, at ILRI campus (Photo credit: ILRI/Apollo Habtamu)
I re-discovered my Tamron Adaptall 35-70 mm f/3.5-4.5, which I somehow never really appreciated back when I used it on a crop-camera. But on my EOS 5D I am amazed by its image quality. The handling takes some getting used to but otherwise I really fell in love!
The winding handle is made from 1" diameter Delrin. It's bored out just oversize so it can ride on a stainless sleeve over a steel bolt. It's quite solid, and feels better in the hand than the handle on my extension cord reel. No sharp edges, no parting lines from molding, it's comfy. And after field testing I decide it's not comfy enough, I can always make a different one!
This is part of the Kite Line Winder set.
EAST CHINA SEA (April 23, 2014) Aviation Boatswain's Mates (Handling), assigned to crash and salvage division, stand a fire watch on the flight deck of the forward-deployed amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6). Bonhomme Richard is the flagship of the Bonhomme Richard Amphibious Ready Group and is conducting amphibious operations in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) and Commander Amphibious Squadron Eleven. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Adam D. Wainwright/Released)