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1 A six-headed wrench found at a rummage fair in East Hampton.
2 A junk shop purchase from Pennsylvania. This wrench looks
as if it's shape was inspired by the artist, Joan Miro.
3 An ingenious c-clamp from my family's basement. Adjusts by sliding fitting up and down the bar.
4 A monkey wrench—just had to be thrown in.
5 A machine part from the floor
of a textile mill. Worksight designed
a brochure for the mill years ago. They made linen calendar towels. The mill's now closed, the towels outsourced, offshore I'm sure.
1 A six-headed wrench found at a rummage fair in East Hampton.
2 A junk shop purchase from Pennsylvania. This wrench looks
as if it's shape was inspired by the artist, Joan Miro.
3 An ingenious c-clamp from my family's basement. Adjusts by sliding fitting up and down the bar.
4 A monkey wrench—just had to be thrown in.
5 A machine part from the floor
of a textile mill. Worksight designed
a brochure for the mill years ago. They made linen calendar towels. The mill's now closed, the towels outsourced, offshore I'm sure.
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