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This is The Inhuman Tool, arch nemesis of The Human Tool. He has the ability to absorb powers from any model that he tears a piece off of. In this case, he’s taken from the Stairfighter and gained flight capability and enhanced strength from reinforced struts on his limbs.
The Inhuman Tool originally served as the first Human Tool, but after reaching his full potential as a hero and graduating to the rarest and most powerful green separators, his hunger for even more power warped him into something evil. Now he’ll stop at nothing to absorb power from all Lego models in creation.
We're collecting boxes, making sure we have plenty of packing tape, and finding places to stash our stuff. Time to move again!
We've done this so many times that it just seems natural.
Chisel, reamer (for widening linear slide bearing holes), X-acto knives, 1/8" drill bit (for M3 holes). All these items are useful to have at hand during the build and after when cleaning up 3D printed plastic fabjects.
I'm not using the metal lathe, so I took it off the bench and moved my wood lathe over. Biggest benefit is this bench is a good 6" lower, the other one was far too high. I put paper down the front to protect the underdrive transmission from wood shavings.
An organizer I made for garden tools, using fabric left over from another project. The fabric is 'Ascot Suede' by P. Kaufmann. The binding is Wrights extra wide double fold bias tape in 'Seal Brown'. The green bucket is from Koopman Lumber (locations in Massachusetts). The apron is fastened around the bucket with velcro (which isn't visible from the outside). I based the apron pattern on one I bought on clearance at Target a few years ago. The pockets on that caddy were not deep enough to hold trowels, etc., so I never used it. I use this new caddy all the time.
Former owners of this place left them everywhere. Over by the barn, I found a perfectly working electric jigsaw left in the grass
Multi-tools are worthless in my view. Too many years in the saddle has made me wary...paranoid if you will. Only things missing here is Allen Set and the mini-crank puller. It's heavy but it inspires confidence. Handles the basics and some loaded touring mishaps like loose crankset, pedal, headset., or chainring bolts. FiberFix kit is real handy once you know how to use it. Only good for one spoke though.
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The D3-5 Fairway Golf Divot Tool sports an inlay in 10,000 year old Fossil Mammoth tooth. The frame is in etched 'Ladder' damascus by Mike Norris. This is the most exclusive golf tool in the world.