The Buzzard Waits for Waste

Reasons to be more careful in the workshop: “He hovers over your machine every broken tool every piece of scrap is food for his gluttonous carnage” Image credit: Hennepin County Library in Minneapolis. Found via Lloyd Alter
Ceiling trains, shapers and collet chucks

Workshopshed: Bob Wright from Salem Ohio is a retired Oil Refinery Control Room Operator and has a passion for welding and all kinds of metal working. Bob’s creations include a variety of wrought iron projects, tools for forming and cutting
André Wallace – Metal Sculptures

I saw André Wallace‘s latest sculpture in the papers, a 6 foot tall roller scater in Pimlico. This got me thinking about what other works he might have done. André has been involved in art since the 1970s and got
Bored
Rosamund Urwin reported recently on a problem of grown up people being bored. “At a party recently, a couple in their thirties — home-owners, two sprogs, successful at work — confessed they found their lives “chronically dull”. Then I overheard
Bicycle repair men want you!

South London Druid Cycles is giving you a chance to join their team of travelling, bicycle repairman. “Druid Cycles is seeking mobile bike mechanic trainees. You don’t have to be a bicycle professional but you must have an aptitude for
Tesla Day
Happy Tesla Day Today’s the day to celebrate the amazing inventions of Nikola Tesla. Nikola was well know for his electrical inventions such as the Tesla coil and radio. However he’s also the inventor of the Tesla turbine, a disk
Workshop sheds

In celebration of shed week, I’ve trawled through flickr to show you these great pictures of working sheds. Engine Shed – Loughborough John’s Organised Chaos Poetical Workshop Vicky Luke Welding Old Glory by Jen Smith Dad’s toolbox
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Metal sculpture in brass, mounted on an 1800s French Coin





