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Tools, snowshoes, cans of this and that, saws... everything a homesteader might need to work and live in rural Alaska, by the sea in Homer...
To those that say wives don't let husbands buy hobby stuff... tssss... and this shelf is just a corner!
Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #28 with the Toronto Tool Library's Lawrence Alvarez & Ryan Dyment.
Photo by Yuli Scheidt (yulischeidt.com)
Lawrence is the President of the Institute for a Resource-Based Economy, and co-founder of the Toronto Tool Library. Lawrence is an energetic speaker, delivering talks on 3D printing, education, and the sharing economy. Growing up in Zimbabwe, he has lived in Botswana, Canada, South Africa and Argentina. His passion lies in exploring human relationships and our shared experience, and finding the connections between us.
Ryan is the Executive Director of the Institute for a Resource-Based Economy, and co-founder of the Toronto Tool Library. He has a Bachelor of Commerce with an Honors in Accounting from McGill University. Wanting to make more of a direct contribution to society, Ryan left finance and founded IRBE. He has travelled extensively to +60 countries and is active in many community groups focusing on connecting economic and environmental issues.
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Photos by Yuli Scheidt (yulischeidt.com) & Asad Chishti (asadchishti.com)
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Simple LEGO work bench MOC. Complete with tools and a small storage cabinet.
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A tool holder designed to clamp onto the 5mm plywood used in the makerbot thing-o-matic and hold my most commonly used tools.
Trying to tidy away all my tools and leatherwork kit, decided I needed a box to store my beeswax block in, and that led to making a box to hold my number punches.
(2015)
Cutting and fitting new front, back and drawer bottom. I used the original panels as a template to get the screws in the same position as original. I had a couple snap so replaced any that looked iffy but used as many of the originals as possible.
Ehren Tool, Occupation, performance view at Museum of Contemporary Craft, Gestures of Resistance. June 3, 2010. Photo: Heather Zinger
Micro Mr Punch Project
Tools for modelling, and papier mache work
I just love this pallet knife. Like a mini butter knife.
For more on this other daft making things see the "Making weird stuff" blog
I never used my old Chatterbox Tag-A-Long drink holder. In fact, it was stored away until I just unboxed it during our move across the country. I am now using it for my "heat tool holder." I love it for many reasons! To see more details and photos, please see my post here:
triplethescraps.blogspot.com/2012/08/organizational-frida...
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