#rehandle

[illbringthechaosmagic]

" hey! look at me! i'm fine... see? "

Wanda wasn’t taking any chances. As soon as she had seen Stephen, she had rushed towards him, grabbing him and looking him over for any injuries. It didn’t help that he had on thick robes, which meant if there were any small injuries, she wouldn’t be able to see until he got undressed. Hearing his words, she gazed up at him, the panic clear on her face, though she did try her best to calm down before she spoke. 

“Yeah but... that wasn’t.... you got hit and...” she stopped herself, tears already welling up. “I was scared I’d lose you.” 

[schweizercomics]

Blades of May 13: a great sword whose blade is from the late Ming Dynasty, but which was rehandled for (probably) civilian or martial artist use nearer the Boxer Uprising

[admiraltx]

A rehandle job I did for an old friend. No, I won’t do yours, I don’t care if it was grandpa’s

[pickled-dice]

Because I’m building Iris and Iron primarily as a setting instead of as the prerequisite for a planned story, I get to add all the ideas I randomly think of.

Such as recently, my friend and I were rehandling a machete onto an axe handle (cause we could) and we were discussing the vibe we were going for. He thought it’d be more elegant cause of the nicer handle. An elven kinda thing. I thought it should be more rugged cause it’s a top heavy, kinda rusty machete.

I backed up my idea by basically saying “My thoughts were, the people who used this kinda weapon were like a group of feared guerilla fighters. They fought in the brush and trees and used makeshift weapons they cobbled together from looted parts. I called them the Brushers.

He liked the idea and we went with that.

Now the Brushers are part of Iris. I don’t know where or how they fit yet. But I am very happy with them already.

Their name was absolutely taken from Bastion though. Great game, play it.

(Song: Brusher Patrol by Darren Korb (from the Bastion OST))

[necromanticowboy]

I need to rehandle my fucking sword

[uncle-mojave]

Have you ever made a knife/knives out of a broken pair of scissors?

Yep. A good pair of shears or pruning shears is already good steel that keps an edge so all you gotta do is seperate em then grind the back and rehandle. They have chisel edges which are flat on one side. No forhing needed at that point.

[reasintper]

DISCLAIMER: I bought these tools with my own money paying full price on Amazon. No one has paid for or coerced my opinion in any way.

Here are two Bradford pear spoons (one symmetric and the other right handed).

I had an online conversation about the quality and usability of certain mass produced tools and the Ukrainian company Hutsuls came up. I said that I own the $20 set that has the 3 knives, gloves, honing compound, strop, and canvas roll-up.

I promised to make a spoon using just that set.

1. This is using a Bradford pear branch that came down in a storm a month or two ago, and has been anchor sealed and sitting in my shed.

2. I put a sharpening on these tools using just w&d sandpaper glued to plywood, and honing compound on leather. They will be meeting the diamond and ceramic plates soon, and I will be adjusting some backs and bevels.

3. The handles are unmodified as are the be els and blade backs.

Here are my findings. They are absolutely worth $20.

The slöjd knife is 2-1/4" so it is more like the Mora #120 than the #106. If you hold them side by side the blade looks almost exactly the same.

The spoon hook knife is right handed. It has the sharp point like the old style Mora #164. And I can only assume the strong semi-circular shape is akin to the older style Mora #164 although I don't actually own one of those. So it differs from my current Mora #164's semi-carotoid shape. But it is similar in shape. It is also, a thicker blade material as well.

Thirdly it also includes a detail knife 1-5/8" long and 1/4" wide. This was a new tool to me. It goes around corners quite well.

Overall, all the blades cut well and held their respective edges. Through the two spoons I honed the hook knife about 5 strokes on green and 5 on pink. Tho other blades never felt like they needed it.

All that said the only "con" would be the handles. They are flat with some rounding. Hotspots and blisters. Enough said. Need wrapped or rehandled. :)

#handtoolwoodworking #maker #diy #woodwork #woodworking #wood #axecarving #spooncarving #greenwoodcarving #pear #pearwood #bradfordpear #bradfordpearwood #hutsuls

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Bradley M. Small (@bradley.m.small)

[greysnut]

Entry level transloader

#Entry level transloader drivers

Unloading, handling, and reloading shipments can be time-consuming. Transloading also provides the opportunity to perform value-added services such as labeling for direct-to-customer shipments.ĥ. Or, consider a DC bypass/direct-ship program: ship a portion of inbound freight directly from your transload facility to your end customer, then transload and ship the balance to your distribution center. Embracing transloading means you already rehandle shipments, so why not add cost-cutting supply chain functions to the process? Instead of transferring all goods from one ocean container into one domestic trailer destined for one location, deconsolidate the contents into separate trailers bound for several destinations, and combine the goods with other shipments bound for the same destinations. Combine transloading with cross-docking and deconsolidation. You not only offset volatility, but you also can shave 25 to 40 percent off transit time with this method.Ĥ.

#Entry level transloader drivers

Or, you can expedite shipments by using trucks with team drivers instead of intermodal to make sure hot orders meet customer shipping expectations. For example, you can fit reloaded shipments into an intermodal trailer or truck, depending on which has the capacity to meet your speed-to-market needs at that particular time. The flexibility transloading affords can help. As supply chains become increasingly global, they also become more volatile in terms of delivery reliability. Use transloading to offset supply chain volatility. So, using transloading, your company pays for two inland shipments instead of three.ģ. Arm yourself with the facts: on average, the contents of three standard 40-foot ocean containers fit in two 53-foot domestic trailers. Convincing management that extra shipment handling and transfers will reduce supply chain costs may be difficult. Become familiar with transloading economics. Many transloading operations help shippers blend ocean and ground transportation by pairing international ocean shipping with domestic trucking or intermodal rail, depending on which offers the best combination of cost and speed to market.Ģ. Remember, transloading is multimodal it does not only involve rail. To help you avoid common pitfalls when getting involved in transloading, Bourcier offers these 10 tips.ġ. But transloading can be a tricky practice, warns Dan Bourcier, deconsolidation manager for APL Logistics, a logistics provider based in Oakland, Calif. When executed correctly, transloading goods from one transport mode to another can help shippers increase flexibility and supply chain velocity, reduce cycle times, effectively plan distribution to meet market demands, and reduce shipping costs. Forklifts, Pallets & Materials Handling.Forklift/Pallets/Materials Handling RFP/.Whichever are your needs and preferences, you will find that there are plenty of options, ranging from cheap to expensive, with options to suit every budget. Whether you are looking for blank keys to make copies for your house and office, just for yourself or to share with your family and friends, you will find your ideal match on. Scroll through the many colors offered and decide if you want a pair of keys that will match with your preferred colors or normal silver keys that can match with anything. Browse the extensive range and make sure that you get the correct transloader for the keys you would like to get copied. Filter your choices by personal preference, whether you want to find them by color or sizes.Ĭhoose your ideal color and size from the wholesale transloader available on the website of. Whether you are looking for a pair of blank keys that can be used for your vehicle, your bedroom door, your front entrance or the office, you will be delighted to see that the options are plentiful. You can find a whole list of new transloader on. Be sure to make copies of your keys to avoid being locked out of your house or office.

[drivenoutside]

The sledge is done! It is an Atha Tools (sleuthing by @w_squared2) 14 pound, strait peen blacksmith striking hammer. I paid ~$5 for it at a salvage place and it took all of an hour to clean up and rehandle with a hickory handle I have had for too long. I cut a wedge out of walnut and the smeared the head and handle with @axe_and_anvil. The overall length is now 25” and I put it on top of my 110 pound Swedish anvil for a size comparison. Now I just have to con someone into being my striker... #reuse #riddlesteel #sledge #oldiron #rehandle #betterthannew #blacksmith #athatoolco (at Seattle, Washington) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-VyFhrDKDF/?igshid=1oodjky75yp02

[metropolicity]

#makevember day 5: Sharp. What’s the definition of insanity again? Doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results? Usually my day isn’t that, but I do tend to do the same things over and over again, so I like to lateral my brain and hands every so often. The Spyderco Pingo was designed by one of my favourite industrial designers Jens Anso @anso_of_denmark. It was one of my first encounters of an ID professional outside of the academic realm and I have followed him for quite some time. His designs are unique and uniquely human. The Pingo was a response to the very strict knife laws in Denmark, a sub 2.5” blade, non locking and requiring two hands to open. The now discontinued Pingo felt kind of ‘cheap’, with glass fibre plastic handles, they didn’t do it for me. So, I made new ones out of G10 composite, blue, JUST so I can call it my Bingo Knife. My most proud feature is the inclusion of the pocket clip slots, which I manually milled in with my vertical milling machine. Next to it is another Anso blade, the Rock Lobster, which a couple of weeks ago I modified to fit my hand. #makersgonnamake #ansopingo #spyderco #pingo #spydercopingo #handle #rehandle #handleit #g10 #knifemaking https://www.instagram.com/p/B4faCfVAtCE/?igshid=1s86ove2vghzd

[giveninservice]

@rehandles liked for a starter

It was all over.

Now that everything had come to a standstill, the adrenaline was beginning to ebb away, a rush of exhaustion taking over, and Bucky found himself dropping down onto a piece of rubble to catch his breath, pushing his flesh hand through his hair. There was so much to take in. The battle alone was a hell of a lot to process never mind the whole ‘we’ve been gone for five years and now we’re back’ thing. 

Yeah, he was probably going to spend a while processing all of this.

Individuals were scattered all around the area, talking, recovering, holding each other. Steve was somewhere, he’d seen him a few times during the fight. Sam was somewhere too, neither of them seemed to be too badly injured. Small blessings, he supposed.

[illbringthechaosmagic]

handhold emoji

1. Wanda was pretty shy around Strange to begin with. Although they hadn’t really had much of an interaction in the past, she knew of him and his power so he did intimidate her ever so slightly. 

2. She loves getting to cook for him, getting to try out new recipes as well as some that she remembers from her mom. Though she does let Wong have rein of the kitchen occasionally. 

3. Their first kiss was a little unexpected on her end but she didn’t pull away. After it, she didn’t bring it up until a week later because she had to make sure she hadn’t dreamt it. Not only that but it led to her worrying due to having lost the only other love she had been close to

4. Wanda is definitely a fan of having him close, whether that's sitting reading together or curled up on the couch. Her favourite is laying in bed, either resting her head on his chest or being the little spoon. 

[alongtimeago]

TRY + wong from doc strange >:)

SEND  TRY + A CHARACTER  YOU’D LIKE TO SEE ME ( ATTEMPT ) TO WRITE !

"What do you want, Strange?"

Wong asked, his expression as serious as ever as he looked up from the book he was reading in the library. Stephen often tried to make him laugh, but he had failed doing so so far. He took his position as librarian very seriously, which showed.

[oscaronthegloryroad]

Hammer time!

On the left you will see my newly rehandled toolbox sledgehammer, the handle originally held a very old nine pounder, but the eye end had some rot so I cut it down a little and put it on a 6 (I think) pound head. I jokingly called it a backpacking hammer but nobody else laughed.

On the right you may behold Mjolnir! Jr. I used to have a 16 pound head on a 14 inch handle that I called Mjolnir, unfortunately I made the mistake of leaving it on my porch overnight and it wandered off. But I saw this 8 pound head on a 12 inch handle at a yard sale and decided it would have to be my new Mjolnir.

[theothercarter-arc]

@rehandles​ continued from here • 

　　　　Carter knew better than doubt the master of the New York Sanctum, but skepticism was part of her personality. Believing without seeing wasn’t her habit, aliens as well being creatures whose existence she hadn’t deemed real until the day they had invaded Earth, following one of Odin’s sons. STILL the air around them did seem to change drastically the moment they entered the place. Silence almost deafening, a shiver ran instinctively down her spine. Sharon ignored it, gesturing for Strange to follow her down the alley. Gun in hand, Sharon knew the gang was probably conducting his deals in the basement, but it was rather weird how no-one was guarding the entrance.

　　　　« Something’s wrong. It’s too quiet in here. » Whispering, she didn’t need to have magical powers to sense that. Turning on a small flashlight to clear the thick veil of shadows in front of them, Sharon’s brows furrowed when noticing red liquid painting the floor in small and larger droplets. « Something got here before we did. » Or maybe, something never LEFT.

[admiraltx]

A knife I made 10 or 12 years ago. It stayed lost in the bushes for about five years. Just sent back for a rehandle. I feel a little better about my construction practices anyway.