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Bottom latch still works, but the top one is the main grapple point

This is a piece that I made almost four decades ago.

September 12th, 2012

 

Playing with a new point-and-shoot (Canon SX160). Detail from the original pic... .

 

Project 365 - Day 192

I see faces everywhere!

If this cabinet were to stand up straight it would probably not need an external latch to keep the doors shut. But ... it is what it is.

 

Taken for Flickr's Our Daily Challenge: LOCK/ED

One of my many latch hook rugs.

One of my many latch hook rugs.

This is the head of the over-centre latch.

Our Daily Challenge: Latch

One of my many latch hook rugs.

DDCC Project52 2014, an alphabet themed project with a new subject each week. Taken within the window...but internet didn't arrive til this week, hurrah for modern technology.

 

After filmmaker Katja Esson’s sister gave birth in Germany, she was able to breastfeed her baby anywhere and at any time. Returning home to New York, Esson found that breastfeeding was rarely practiced and largely unseen. Academy Award® Nominee Esson (Ferry Tales) turned her quirky eye on the subject and set out to learn why this was so. Her wide-ranging, frequently funny documentary highlights the intersecting economic, social, and cultural forces that have helped replace mother’s milk with formula produced by a billion dollar industry, and reveals the challenges and rewards for women who buck the trend.

Press L for a view on black

Beautifully tactile hand forged copper door furniture by Adrian Stapleton at Trinity Forge. The patina on these Norfolk latches will become more beautiful over time.

quick fix spoon as a latch

Waiting in the coal house for the shower to pass!

The latch is no longer working, time to do some repair work

scavenge challenge-

7) From Velcro to tow trucks, there are plenty of ways to "hook" your viewers' eyes.

15) Fasten it down or together with a metal staple, brad, latch, hasp, clasp, etc.

On the double gates to the back garden.

A latch on the door to Walt's Barn at the Los Angeles Live Steamers Museum in Griffith Park. See: www.carolwood.com/WaltsBarn/

New video on the FAQ page showing the door latch system in action. amal.net/rfid.html

Yup it works well. Ann's Dad did this one. Garry oak and red oak.

This is where the magazine will attach to the shotgun body. The 4 holes will have neodymium magnets installed so they can clamp onto a magnet embedded in the drum

The latch of an old fishermans' creel

Fisher Body Plant - Urban Exploration

One of my many latch hook rugs.

The latch on the overhead guard is a spring loaded pin with a knob at the end. I simply unscrewed the knob, added a "tang" used on sailboats and reinstalled the black knob.

These fat four strokes require a little custom work in the well. Because the well sides were widened to fit the motor when it turns I needed some low profile plug latches. These I fabricated from aluminum. They're very simple and effective.

Latch is in good shape, but the case is broken on the bottom of the latch. It still works though.

Bit of a random photo from today. It got to late afternoon and I hadn't taken a photo yet, so I went wandering around the house trying to find something to photograph. I was trying to get my compact camera to go into macro mode, and this was a bit of a test shot - but turned out to be my favourite one.

 

Went climbing with Tim this morning. I was so exhausted to start with, I thought I was going to have to stop - but then seemed to dredge up some energy from somewhere and actually had an ok climb. Had a nice relaxing afternoon, then went out to Tzigano's in Blackheath for dinner, and then on to Zero Degrees again for a couple of beers. Lovely! Really enjoying our long weekend at home :)

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