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My signed ticket from the Tool show in Munich. Diagonally from top left to bottom right: Justin Chancellor, Danny Carey (in purple!) and Adam Jones
Inadvertently uncovered a Yellow Meadow Ant nest while doing some work in my sister's garden. Obviously had to down tools and document the next 15 minutes of frenzied activity, as the ants worked hard to move the now exposed egss, larva and cocoons. Incredible how efficiently the effort was co-ordinated and shared among the colony. A few disagreements about which direction some of the last few cocoons should go, but generally it followed the pattern of a cocoon being carried to an entrance, manouevred by one or two ants at the opening and then pulled into the tunnelby an ant inside. Fascinating. I still feel bad about making them have to do it though!
My favorite tool is my mechanical pencil...still using my tools of pencils and pens.
35mm f/1.8G AF-S
This is a box of washer that watch repairmen, like my Dad, use to balance a balance wheel in a watch.
If you have ever looked inside a mechanical watch, the balance wheel is the gear the moves back and forth and is part of what makes the ticking sound.
Cool design with the eye image used in the Lateralus album art. The one good thing about no tourdates is it doesn't make your shirt look horribly dated, I guess. Still a better souvenir with the dates imo.
One of the smaller tools... the chainsaw artists are are used to use much heavier and bigger equipment, so this one must be quite relaxing.
[All these pictures have been taken at the "Chainsaw Carving - Europan Open 2009" event at the little village "Steinbeck" near Bispingen in Northern Germany.
Little village, but this is quite an event with a whole lot of international chainsaw carving artists from all over the world.
www.kunst-mit-kettensaegen.de/ (sadly German only as far as I can see.. ) ]
I suppose because my world revolves around whats valuable to me, the tools that help me make it make me happy... and there is nothing more than me happy after a perfect rosetta.... these are a couple of my choice ones.
From the 2010 New England Steampunk Festival, held at the Charles River Museum of Industry
I like the juxtaposition of soft lace, wood shavings, and heavy metal tools.
A bunch of screwdrivers and theree electric screwdrivers (not sure they operate) and other assorted tools
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I tweaked the mallet design a bit. I added a poplar pin to hold the mallet head to the handle. I also branded my logo to the bottom of the handle.
Naturally fallen Pennsylvania Poconos oak and scrap poplar. Finished with walnut oil.