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tools for springs

I've found these simple and useful tools for working with springs. They've been bought at a chinese store that I can't recall the name or place. It's true that we can use simple bended metal wires but these are best and look cool.

electric sharpener

Back from the days from Charlie Brown, by Charles Schulz, the electric sharpener or the mill one, many of us always wanted to have one of these. We've been using it at children workshops where you need to sharp so many crayons. You can find it at any Staples Office Center.

coração

No need for presentation. This is 'coração', the best friend of etchers. Him and white-spirit, in its good looking vintage package.

digital paquimeter

This is a digital paquimeter also know as peclise. It can measure the inside and outside diameter as well as the deep of holes.

Drogaria da Corujeira

R. das Escolas, 317

4300-170 Porto

Portugal

phone [+351 225102160]

fax [+351 225102354]

3"X 18" belt sander

On our lair we use a model similar to the 3"X 18" BELT SANDER bought at Leroy Merlin. Yet, after checking Ryobi's website, I've found the 4" BELT AND 6" DISC SANDER. One problem of the model we've got is that when working upside down, all the sawdust fills up the machine guts and leads her to stop.

Ryobi EBS-8021V 240V 3" Belt Sander

dicionário de motivos geométricos no mosaico romano

Merry X-mas to myself.
This book works as a dictionary of terms relative to mosaic.

Where to buy it:
Residência Senhorial dos Condes de Castelo Melhor
Santiago da Guarda
3240 Ansião

Details for the book:
http://openlibrary.org/

white waterproof boots

I've found this white waterproof boots in the following store:

A Central da Borracha, Lda.

R. dos Caldeireiros, 141

4050-140 Porto

Portugal

phone [+351 223392850]

fax [+351 222001669]

sponge

After a few weeks of being away from the keyboard, I leave you all here some works in progress made in sponge intended for workshops with kids.

random crumpled paper

Following the random seeding theory we're creating here, I post two pictures of randomly, as random as I can, crumpled paper. It would be rather interesting to see your work being created from one of this two pictures. I'll try out something myself. If you accept the defy and consider sending me the results please refer which picture you've used as seed since they can grown in so particular ways that they can't anyway resemble it's seed.

The email you should use is the following: envidenefelibata@yzonk.com.