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Stettiner Haff

Ilford FP4+ / ORWO R09 dev.

Praktica L / Meyer-Optik Görlitz Primagon 4.5/35

Detail of several wrenches in a drawer in a toolbox.

From a square of kami, 10 x 10 grid.

 

A cousin of some other bipartite boxes, by Philip Shen or Endo Kazukuni for example.

The differences are in the locks and the allocation of layers.

 

CP pdf

A very important tool in a toolbox

Leica M3, Carl Zeiss C-Sonnar T* 50mm f/1.5 ZM, Lomography CN400

Transposition of the diagonal toolbox onto a hexagon

A square box with diagonal partition. My design.

From a 2:3 rectangle.

A new cousin in the pillbox/toolbox family.

 

UPDATE : diagram available pdf

Sternschanze, Hamburg

You never know what you find inside.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Legendary Edition

Stop time and FOV console commands

Caffeine ENB / RevoLUTion - ENB Color Toolbox, no edit

This week in SSC:

 

"Toolbox"

 

Here is a little peek into my sewing "toolbox" that holds all sorts of goodies for making things.

I made this toolbox when I was an Apprentice, over 30 years ago. I keep all my electrical & electronic tools in it, but as my collection has grown, they no longer all fit and most of the time I cannot close it. However, I will never replace it, as it is too important to me and still gets regular use.

 

Our Daily Challenge - BOX

 

25th January 2022

(EOS 80D-0386-R)

"Toolbox" was commissioned by the Morundah Bush Entertainment Committee (MBEC), The Morundah Town Improvement Committee (MTIC), and individual members of the Morundah community to commemorate 100 years of both registered and bush picnic horse racing in Morundah.

"Toolbox" was placed here in 2009.

Sculptured by local artist Andrew Whitehead of Urana, this is his first commission piece.

Officially opened by Life Member and President of the MBEC Peter Trengrove on the 28th February 2010.

 

(plaque at the site)

An exhibit of the hand tools used by the advanced luthier (guitar maker) at the C.F.Martin company, on display at the amazing Musical Instrument Museum in Scottsdale, Arizona.

From a 2:1 rectangle of copy paper.

Teatro, Zona Colonial

 

Santo Domingo, República Dominicana

Inside the toolbox black and white

un clin d'oeil à tous les artistes de la Fondation St-Louis ! :-)

Nikon F2, Voigtländer Color Skopar 28mm f/2.8 SL IIs, Lomography CN400

Handy Manny Cake. Tools are all handmade using gumpaste. I used several others as inpiration for this cake.

Bought in Arcadia between the years 1995-1999. Not sure on how old it is

The SAS Survival Kit: A Not-Only-Geek Must-Have

 

Contents / Inventory

 

* Fire/Light

 

(3) NATO Matches w/ Striker Strip

(1) Mini BIC Lighter

(1) Magnifying Card (40 mm x 70 mm)

(1) Exacto Style Blade

(1) Double Edged Razor Blade

(1) Orange Photon Micro-Light II

 

* First Aid

 

(2) Ibuprofen 500 mg

(7) Asst. Band Aids

 

* Miscellaneous

 

(1) Plastic Bag (1 l)

(1) Large Sewing Needle

(2 m) Black Thread

(3 m) Twisted Nylon Line 10 kg / 1.5 mm

(1) Modified Steel Nail (75 mm)

(1) P-51 Can Opener

(1) Split Ring (24 mm)

(5) Paper Clips

(2) Small Binder Clips

(4) Safety Pins

(40 cm) Duct Tape

(2) Ranger Bands

(1) Red Pencil

(9) Waterproof Paper (50 mm x 70 mm)

(1) 400 Grit Sand Paper (45 mm x 70 mm)

(1) Victorinox Rambler (58 mm)

- Blade

- Scissors

- Key Ring

- Tweezer

- Toothpick

Nailfile with

- Screwdriver

Cap Lifter with

- Magnet. Phillips-Screwdriver

- Wire Stripper

 

(1) Two Piece tinned Steel Container (Altoids Tin), 9.5 cm x 5.9 cm x 2.4 cm

Tool box mini cake design for client.

  

Rescue Tender 221 running the very latest Mercedes rig. This is one in a batch of 3.

 

Rescue Tenders are a smaller version of Toronto Fire's Squads and serve the same role as an advanced rescue unit.

Rescue Tender 221 running the very latest Mercedes rig. This is one in a batch of 3.

 

Rescue Tenders are a smaller version of Toronto Fire's Squads and serve the same role as an advanced rescue unit.

So, while not getting anywhere with Blender (and waiting for a particularly disappointing render to complete) I started messing around in QGIS with the base data and hillshading again.

 

This uses QGIS2THREEJS to output the following:

 

* Base DEM is SMRT 1arc Data from NASA styled using the nrwc colour ramp from the colour ramp plug-in.

 

4 different hill shades - blended in different ways:

 

#1: basic hillshade from Relief Visualisation Toolbox (RVT)

#2: strong 'open positive' (?) output from RVT (not sure what this is really...)

#3: my custom hillshading of the scene done in Blender (I haven't uploaded this separately yet - just a subtle difference to the ones RVT, SAGA, GDAL, GRASS or QGIS do)

#4: MapSurfer ASTER GDEM-SRTM Hillshade (using the QuickMapServices plugin - thanks Steven!!)

 

Think this adds a lot of depth and tone and contrast and looks pretty good.

 

Also uses OS Opendata for lakes, roads and rivered overlays. To me these look a bit like they've been painted in at the end when the person doing the really detailed stuff got bored.

 

I know its only a variation on a theme, but I like the end result. I intend to use the 'texture' this creates in my Blender model to see what happens...

 

For the purest, the only thing done outside QGIS/QGIS2THREEJS was cropping the image.

 

Rescue Tender 221 running the very latest Mercedes rig. This is one in a batch of 3.

 

Rescue Tenders are a smaller version of Toronto Fire's Squads and serve the same role as an advanced rescue unit.

I have been tagged again by fun-loving Daniela

www.flickr.com/photos/dd-photography/4973376033/

 

She is relentlessly hospitable =)) in giving me another opportunity to play even if I "misplace" one of her previous game tags! How can I resist again? Did you see that last smile she gave with her tag?

 

It's simple. Post a self-portrait for your contacts, and then... all the following statements are true, except one. Which statement is False?

 

1. Wikipedia calls my vacinity the Lightning Captial of North America.

2. I hiked with a 5-year-old into the Grand Canyon to the Colorado River and back up.

3. My last name on my birth certificate is pronounced identically to my married name.

4. This "portrait" was taken at the Ringling Circus Museum.

5. I prefer fresh baked ethnic breads with whipped butter to any dessert.

6. I would rather swim a mile than run a mile.

7. I write and eat with my left hand; use scissors and throw balls with my right.

8. I have taught over 4,000 students in secondary US public schools.

9. I think that 60F is the perfect temperature.

10. I am pretty handy with everything that is in a toolbox.

 

If you receive this and haven't played, please consider yourself tagged. =))

Tools for the boys.

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