#TOOLS

[d1rtypuppy]

the other day my transfem friend and i were talking about tools and drills and i mentioned that i don’t have a drill or a toolbox because i’m not really a ‘tool guy.’ and she said to me… “that’s not very manly of you, [whit]” and it got me so flustered? she told me it’d make me a better man if i owned a toolbox and like…

do i need to go buy a drill?? and why was that kinda hot. i think older tgirls should be mean to me more often. because WHY do i feel the urge to go to the hardware store and acquire tools now.

[theysies]

just a dyke and their axe <3

full set on fansly

[vinceaddams]

Hey.

Hey.

You don't need to use a safety pin to thread elastic through that channel.

There's a tool for that, called a bodkin, which works better than a safety pin. There's even a variety of different kinds.

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[d3v0t10n]

i wanted to dig through this pile to find cool old tools to put on my wall, but i felt like that would disturb the peace. they all look so at home together

[papelespresso]

PAPEL ESPRESSO - DEVASA+

As a home barista, investing in high-quality espresso tools can significantly improve the quality of your espresso shots. One such tool that has gained popularity in recent years is the Best WDT tool, or the Weiss Distribution Technique tool. The WDT tool is designed to evenly distribute coffee grounds in the portafilter basket, resulting in a more consistent and flavorful espresso shot. By breaking up clumps and ensuring even distribution, the WDT tool can prevent channeling and improve extraction. Its compact size also makes it a convenient tool for on-the-go brewing, with some models measuring as small as a lipstick. While the WDT tool is a valuable tool for home baristas, it is not the only tool that can improve espresso quality. Another popular tool is the espresso scale, which allows for precise measurement of coffee grounds and water. While the scale can aid in achieving consistency in espresso shots, it does not address the issue of uneven distribution, which the WDT tool can effectively solve. In comparison, the WDT tool can provide a more comprehensive solution to achieving a consistently high-quality espresso shot. When it comes to choosing the best WDT tool espresso, the Lelit Mara X stands out as a top contender. This fully adjustable tool allows for customization based on the number, shape, and strength of needles, as well as the overall material. Its thinner 10+10 needles, made of food-safe stainless steel and measuring 0.35mm in diameter, are the perfect size to break up clumps and ensure even distribution. Additionally, the Lelit Mara X is designed to be the last WDT espresso you will ever need, with its durability and adjustability. Investing in high-quality tools like the Lelit Mara X can significantly improve the quality of your espresso shots, making your home brewing experience more enjoyable and rewarding.

[arc-hus]

Nightlight Shed, Akaroa, New Zealand - Fabric

[heartnosekid]

retroremastered on ig

[its-where-the-wild-things-are]

[thesilicontribesman]

Iron Age Crafts And Trade, The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Scotland

[retrocgads]

UK 1998

[jonasgoonface]

maybe consider violence.

[nemfrog]

Crochet hooks and knitting needles in wood. The Columbia book of yarns. 1908.

Internet Archive

[misforgotten2]

X-Acto mundo!

The Saturday Evening Post - December 7th 1946

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