Tools and Machines, Please...

[recrisp]

I looked, I hope that I didn't overlook what the titles says.

Post your Tools and Machines!

My Best Hammers...

 

[sapearl]

While visiting Sloss Furnaces in Birmingham, Alabama.

 

[joayne]

Some oldies

 

[sapearl]

Some oldies

You've assembled a nice abstract sculpture .

 

[fotoi]

Leatherman multi-tools, from left to right: Style PS, PST and Style CS. The center tool was purchased in 1989 and cleaned up a bit before the photo.

 

[Kuma5]

1/4" torque wrench:

 

[Kuma5]

Open wide!

 

[recrisp]

Long in the Tooth!

 

[Kuma5]

The depth adjustment dial on the Senco cracked which brought the project to a halt rather quickly. Wandered to Lowes and this Metabo came back:

 

[Baan]

 

[gjl711]

Hey Wilbur, let's make something that can fly.
IMG_5417-m1 by photog711, on Flickr

 

[Baan]

very cool workshop

These are strapping tools taken as a test shot when I received the new lens. With the camera and lens above.

Sony a7S3 with Sony FE 35 f/1.4 GM

 

[Keith]

Here is a collection that I was bequeathed after an old friend passed.

 

[gjl711]

Whoa.. Clearly they loved to plane wood. THat's got to be the most complete plane collection I have ever seen.

 

[fotoi]

Giant Archimedes screws in a pumping station, Kinderdijk, Netherlands.

 

[recrisp]

Giant Archimedes screws in a pumping station, Kinderdijk, The Netherlands.
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I have never seen anything like that before, I have lived a sheltered life, I guess.
Those are huge, and you really did well on this too!

 

[Kuma5]

I had some sanding blocks that I wanted a roundover to finish the edge. Brought out the old school Porter Cable router with Freud bit and made hard maple shavings.
A cell phone capture:

 

[Joeseph]

Here is a collection that I was bequeathed after an old friend passed.

lovely!
my woodworking teacher would give you precisely one warning against putting a plane down on it's cutting surface, then future infringements would have a strap punishment attached.
Funny how stuff from nearly 50 years ago triggers your memory!

 

[Kuma5]

The old brad nailer had a small plastic part that failed mid-way so hit up the home improvement store for this one.

 

[recrisp]

I feel like makin' somethin'.