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Harbor Freight Tools #244 (15,000 square feet)
11969-B Jefferson Avenue, Oyster Point West, Newport News, VA
This location was built and opened in 2004.
Here's a stupidly simple tool that can be made out of an old spoke or some coat hanger wire. It holds the derailleur tension on the chain while you attach the ends or take links out.
金属用と陶器用はよく置いてるんだけど、このプラスチック用（万能用）はなかなか置いてないので、見つけたらまとめ買い。
とにかく硬化が早くて（4~5分くらい？）、かちんかちんなのが特徴。表面に使うのは気が引けても、裏打ちとかポリの埋め込み固定など、見えないところに使うには十分。
A demonstration of how a wooden tool handle was made in a woodworking shop in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia
In costume history re-enactor at Fort Marion in St. Augustine, FL. This guy was tooling leather to make soldier's kit using the same techniques the original colonial soldiers would have used. By the by, he was also a 30 year retired Army warrant officer throughly enjoying his retirement!
Model TDR2354-B
115 Volt 60 Hertz 1.2 AMP
Montgomery Ward And Company Inc.
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Patent No. 1,714,116, 272, 587
Clinical tools used by my Chiropractor for healing. Camera: iPhone; Edited: iPhoto-Fade; CameraBag2: Magazine-Square borders.
These are my most favorite clay tools in the world for handbuilding. I love to carve in leather hard clay.
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The toolbox in my flat.
That habit of keeping things because they might be handy or can be reused...
A close up of the collet used in the automatic tool changer, and a few of the tools in their docking stations.
This is the progression of steps for this:
1.) I drew a realistic lotus (no subject/example) in pencil and was pleased.
2.) I got bored so I drew darker pencil over-top in what I thought would be cool tattoo swirls and was pleased.
3.) Once again my pleasure faded and was bored. So I erased it all and re-did some lines going for something reminiscent of the band Tool's eyes that are commonly associated with them. Finished with using my new awesome varying-width pens (one is a 007 and is like... beyond fine point ^.^)
4.) After displaying in my cubical for a long time I scanned and retouched it in Photoshop using my graphics pen, layers, and color management.
Final result... I think it looks pretty cool ^.^