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The Learning Studio hosted a workshop organized by Michael Swaine and Amy Franceschini, in which 12 local artists were invited to make tools that expand our natural perceptual limitations.
Brass tool for shaping shank buttons, cabochon and ring toppers, made by Beadpress.nl
Order from my website or Etsy shop - see my profile for links. Also available direct from Beadpress for European customers.
Anyone know what this tool might be called and where I can get one from in the UK?
It is cast iron and used to scrape hot logs / embers around on the floor of a clay pizza / bread oven.
march 16 2010
i went to a zombie house show, and when i returned this took kit was on my bed with a note from gabe.
i welled up.
because it's thoughtful.
because it's probably the last gift i'll receive from him.
because i'm on my period and highly emotional. so back off!
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1/2" drive speeder handles 5480
In 1949 Plomb was required to change the brand name marked on their tools, and chose "PROTO" (from "PROfessional TOols") as the new name. In 1949 Plomb started marking tools with the "PROTO" mark, and by 1950 the Plomb name had disappeared from its tools. The "PROTO LOS ANGELES" mark was used to 1956.
Since I have lived in apartments my entire adult life, I didn't have any tools at all. So I went down to the hardware store and got some basics.
My fake tool cover for the 2008 spring catalog for Acme Tools. All the tools (hammer, paint roller, paint brush, screw driver and, power drill) are all made from various letters and other pieces of type (parenthesis ect.)
Buffalo, NY (April 3, 2012) Well known local artist and Metalsmith Mastercraftsman creating in minutes a bangle bracelet on the porch of his very own home with his bare hands and other easily accesible tools. Demonstrating how simple it can be to create a piece of jewelry to turn for profit.
(Photo By: Rabiyyah Khan/ Full Sail University Student)
In 2016, a local silversmith and machinist passed away. My father and I went to pick up items he had donated to the University of Hawaii's art department. While we were there I took a few pictures of the machinist's workshop.
Protecting and enforcing inshore exclusive zones for small-scale fisheries: Leveraging communication strategies and tools to organise advocacy and mobilisation.
Malaysian Photo.
Photo by Hong Chern Wern
Success! Sort of...
I have managed to make an orb tool but the lights were so faint it almost wasn't worth bothering.
The circuit comprised of 8 2.2v led's connected to 2*9v batteries. I was pleased with the construction but the lights were so damn dim it wasn't worth the bother (and it took a while for an electronics fool like me!). No resistor was necessary (I think?) due to the led's in the circuit.
Photos of construction are in the link - www.flickr.com/photos/repeater1/sets/72157626908216867/wi...
Presumably I need brighter lights? However, I am already running against 18V - how do increase brightness without increasing this?
Cheers
Steve
This light little hand tool works brilliantly for cutting the clumps of weedy grass that are 5x taller than the rest of my "lawn." Seeds of Change sells it as the "Kama" but I ordered it, along with several other tools, direct from a Japanese tool importer to cut out a level of middleman: www.hidatool.com/shop/shop.html