Though they could be mistaken for 18th century doctors' tools, some were put to good use in a fun evening of glassblowing at FLO in Ottawa's Little Italy.

Tooled leather seat on unidentified custom bike at 2010 Helsinki Motorbike Show

Horseheads, NY. February 2019.

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The making of an object in steps.

Tools and materials I'm working with.

While the ceiling is much lower downstairs, Fred Meyer managed to pack yet another decor surprise into the hardware section -- this long wall mural of tools! I actually quite like the art style here, plus it's way better executed than the last tool drawing we saw here.

Our Daily Challenge 7-13 September : Unitasker

This is a brilliant tool for the purpose !

Shooting Tool is harder than it looks. 1 song, 15 ft tall stage, completely backlit, Maynard hangs out at the far back of the stage, mostly obscured. Then sometimes you get lucky and he moves the mic out of the way.

Coloured pencils with a shiny spanner leaning over them.

This box I made it with yellow cake. All the tools are made them with fondant

This is my set of larger woodblock tools designed to be used with a hammer for extra power in removing wood. The set consists of two Soainomi for shallow cuts, three Asagata Marunomi (a shallow sweep), three Fukagata Marunomi (U-gouge), and a Kento Nomi which sole purpose is for making the traditional registration marks. At the top is a very nice English cabinetmaker's chisel, a shallow sweep. The Japanese tools came from McClain's in Oregon, the leather tool holder from Japan Woodworker in Alameda, CA, and the English sweep from a friend.

Trowel made by me with paper, wire, glue and a silver paint pen.

Some tools with a pair of gloves. Just to test the new flashlight.

Rural community

Some small layout tools I have made. The one on the far left is a sliding bevel of my design. It is designed to make it easier to lay out dovetails close to the edge of a piece of wood. The middle one is another dovetail layout square. Its odd shape enables you to rotate it with the little knob which sticks out, when you are near the edge of the wood again, where it is usually tricky to hold the square in place. The one on the far right is a simple little square designed to fit into the bottom of a dovetail where no other square will fit. It was a bit of a decadent luxury to devote so much time to cutting it out just for this one specific application, hence it is not the best finished in terms of polishing.

for "tools and utensils" theme - Macro Mondays

new tool testing seems good to me just didnt have time to hang around till it got darker to see its true colours

we're trying to ditch tea bags.

Rustic Handmade Triple Hook for your Garden Tools, Hats and More Indoor Outdoor

www.etsy.com/listing/263331841/rustic-handmade-triple-hoo...

The Electric Oscillating Tool - EOT is ideally suited for cutting softer, medium-density materials. The high oscillating frequency makes it possible to cut at high processing speeds for greater throughput.

Further details: www.zund.com/en/electric-oscillating-tool

NASA's SpaceX Crew-7 astronaut Jasmin Moghbeli in training at the tool lab at the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory on Oct. 19, 2022. Credit: NASA/James Blair

All the right tools of an artificer lined up.

Tool Boxes

When you realize, that problem solving is the same for any system, I started in electrical and electronic Eng. Work in 3rd party computer maintenance. Then as I always had a PC from 8086 days,I pivoted to IT. Got paid badly, applied fault finding skills to fixing the cars. now I did a little Plumbing. I sometimes code in C++ for fun, need to learn Python.

Love photography, weird I the little P6000 seems to get more use that the way better DSLRs...

youtube.com/shorts/fY_ZltSW3ag?si=Avf1u9zXUZuGQ5_s

These are my tools, but hey, they're just tools...

Big, small, digital, film, instant, home made, all good tools, for different subjects...

--- Digital ---

Nikon D800, for pretty much everything

Nikon D200, soon to be converted in infra-red

Samsung WB2000, for parties or for exploring new places without all the heavy gear

LG VX-9600, when I have nothing else

--- Photo reportage ---

Nikon FE, because it's the best Nikon you can get per ounce

Leica M3, with a 50, for shooting on the street, HCBesque

Voigtlander Bessa L, for wider shots

--- Panoramic ---

Horizon 202, obvious, for paaaanooooraaaamaaaaas...

--- Instant ---

Polaroid 230, pure fun, people loves having a picture rightaway

--- Medium Format ---

Hasselblad 500c/m, my favourite medium format camera, shoot everything with it

Hasselblad 500c, backup

Hasselblad 500el/m, for indoors, because heavier

Yashica-A, lovely for outdoors portraits

Zeiss Ikon Nettar, bringing back the 1936 era pics

Agfa Cadet, the simplest way of shooting

Tower Model 7, better for long exposures cause of the tripod mount

Kodak Brownie Target Six-20, for 620 film

--- Historical Cameras ---

Kodak Brownie Flash Synchro, for shooting flashbulbs

Kodak Brownie Holiday Flash, very nice size on 127 film

Spartus Miniature, smaller size on 127 film

Kodak Instamatic X-15, for shooting magicubes

Kodak Tele-Disc, for disc film, I have to process C-41 myself for this one

Micro 110, for 110, pretty much useless resolution wise

--- Lomography ---

Lomo Smena 8M, I have learned a lot about light with this one, some pretty neat tricks you can do with this one

Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, for shooting from the hip !

Sunny disguised camera, to get closer

Rollei Black & White Disposable Camera, for pure fun

--- Large Format ---

Horseman 4x5, awesome for architecture, landscapes, and portraits, one of the best cameras out there

Graflex Speed Graphic, to shoot barrel lenses, as there is a focal place shutter

Dorothea, for Hi-Res landscapes

Hannah, experimental camera that makes collages right from the exposure

Anya, anamorphs a half sphere into a rectangle, spectacular

Berenice, for perspective corrected architecture shots

Merlin, for fun

Benedicte, to prove that creativity is more important than the camera to make interesting photos

Tools of a trade

und da fuhren echt grad die bullen vorbei. aber weil ich mit fettem stativ da war, sah das wahrscheinlich zu professionell aus, um illegal zu sein....!!!

make art, not war!

#AbFav_TOOLS_INSTRUMENTS_🎺

#AbFav_PHOTOSTORY

ALL KINDS with different usages.

From the past, but still used!

Look on the image,

Thank you, M, (*_*)

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tools, instruments, glass, weights, per, shutters, colour, safety, cash register, beach tools, clocks, design, horizontal, "Nikon D7200", "magda indigo"

4lbs hammer

I have challenged myself to complete 20 projects this year (big and small), and this one if the first one off the list.

I made a rolling cart for all of the different hand tools and drill bit attachments that I use most often; but the one thing I failed to include was a sturdy place to hand my tool belt. Until today...

Theme: Crafty Creations

Year Seventeen Of My 365 Project

Sometimes the best tools are just pieces of scrap from the bin. You use them once in a pinch and then they become fixtures in the shop. I use this bar all the time. It’s great for binder bolts, bridges, and front derailleur braze-ons like this one. On an unrelated note, happy new year everyone! #brazeon #flux #chapmancycles

An old woodworking shed. It reminded me of my Poppa's shed with the lack of electric tools and home made storage solutions from found containers and scraps of wood.

Olympus E-M10

Helios 44M-4

Tools of the trade.

Photo by jon shapley

Aizuwakamatsu