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Found this axe in my Garage. Got the head off of original handle. Filed out the chips and put a new edge on it. Rehung the axe on the original handle.
This is the tool room, where I took these series of shots. It’s a pretty small and narrow space, so I couldn’t do anything too elaborate in terms of lighting. I had a hot light that I dragged around with me, mostly aiming it to create long shadows on the tools. For this shot, though, I used the overhead fluorescents.
As you can see, you won’t find just tools in the tool room – but almost anything that needs to be stored indoors. Sometimes things “magically” appear in the room – things that family members don’t want in their space, so it gets deposited here. Then it’s up to me to figure out where to fit it into the already carefully packed tool room.
While some of the tools were out today, I took a quick photo of the tool shed. Some of the neighbours were mowing their lawns today but ours is still too muddy for me to want to mow it.
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The static knife tool of the Kongsberg i-XE can cut through thin, rigid material such as carton board and polypropylene.
A lot of my tools are second hand so a lot of the joints rock or are worn. It was time to assess what I have and ideally what woudl be nice to replace/update and choose what I'd actually like to use! PB-Swiss and Knippex to the rescue...
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Note to Uncle Charlo and Uncle Cyril: The man wanted $8,000 USD for this saddle! He said he worked on it for 160 hours
I needed a place to put doors when I am working on a vehicle. This way they can be painted and completely assembled before putting them on the vehicle and not get scratched. Easier to put the logo's on too!