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The super Gloss Black roof is the perfect way for a car owner to achieve a panoramic style roof at a fraction of the cost. This films gives seamless roof coverage with a glass-like appearance. Along with the roof we used 3M 1080 white vinyl to cover the chrome on top of the door handles. The chrome trim was left untouched at first and the customer asked to have the car brought back to cover the window chrome with gloss black vinyl. These details draw much more attention to the vehicle than before by giving and almost monochromatic color scheme to the car.
EcoCAR 3 teams have arrived in Milford, MI at the GM Milford Proving Grounds (MPG) and will undergo various safety and technical inspections to qualify for on road vehicle testing. Teams will be evaluated on their vehicle’s dynamic safety, handling, and energy consumption in various events.
Sue took us to a little place which had lovely shops. There was a gorgeous little design shop down this arcade.
Life-size figures represent soldiers handling 14" artillery shells for the guns of Battery Randolph. The battery, located at the northwest end of Waikiki Beach, is now the home of the U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii.
The traditional wooden La-Z-Boy recliner handle has donned a new streamlined design with a sleek brushed metal finish. The new handle option will allow consumers to further customize the look of their La-Z-Boy furniture to match the style of their living spaces.
“There are no fears out there. There is nothing we cannot handle. It is just how we prepare ourselves mentally and physically and what we want to do.”
Precious and fragile things
need special handling...
My God what have we done to You?
(Depeche Mode, Precious)
This is simply a window control handle at the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory on Belle Isle on New Year's Eve 2011.
Photographed on Fuji Pro 400H using a Yashica Dental Eye III. This photo is at about the far focus maximum for the lens.
I have a couple of fancy filters, left over from an old Richo KR5, that fit my NIKON 18/55 lens - I sometimes bring the filters out to have a play but do not find a real need for this kind of thing anymore but I would never get rid of these filters.
and I did clean the filrter but it is pouring with rain and there are still the dust bunnies
ODC - HANDLE WITH CARE is the topic for Wed. Feb. 1. 2012
These handles make it easy to relocate these extra large floor cushions with ease...even a 3 year old can do it!
How on earth did I find time for two lots of 365? I have really struggled this week to find time to get my camera out, and today has been the first time it has been used this year! As in 2012 I'm doing a 52 rather than a 365, getting to the end of the first week and needing to force myself into the studio to take a photo, this is not a good sign. Struggling to think of anything to photograph as well.
This, by the way, was my butcher great grandfather's cleaver from his shop in Devon.
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Two different kinds of handles which you can make at the end of your lines.
The chain knot handle is much easier on the sailor's hands (or gloves) and very quick to do and undo. (Just like when tying the boat to the dock!)
To make the handles, cleat the control lines at the maximum loose that you'll ever need and start making the handle right at the cleat. This gives you an impeccable stopper knot, a nice long handle, and keeps your boat clear of left-over lines!
A handle near a staircase in the new Dieselhouse in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Dieselhouse is a new museum built around a huge B&W diesel engine from 1932.
Handling Specialty provided an insurance company with this engineered handling solution for testing fire suppressant systems.
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Even though my father never was a professional woodworker, he had learned being a wheelwright at a young age and continued thriving in working with wood as a hobby for decades.
I must have gotten the knack for this craft while spending time with him in his tiny woodshop, because the passion for woodworking has fiercely gotten to me those last few years.
I've chosen a few of the tools he owned (and that I cherish, maintain and use) for this week's "Macro Mondays" challenge.
The chisel (ciseau à bois in French) is probably one of my favorite tools, especially since I've learned how to properly sharpen them with water stones of appropriately increasing grit.
This one has seen some abuse over its life as can be seen on its but can still take a smooth shave when it is freshly sharpened.