This is a 30 needle garter bar made up of two 15 Needle / Tine 8mm Garter Bars: (the one 15 needle version is also available in this store) A garter bar is used on a knitting machine to remove the knitted fabric from the needles, turn it around, and replace the knitted fabric back on the needles. The ability to do this for an entire section of fabric (not just one needle) is necessary for garter stitches, and some lace patterns and cables. It can also be used if you have a need to temporarily remove a project from the machine. The Bond company used to sell a garter bar for this purpose but it has not been available in a long time. This garter bar is based on the original Bond design and works the same way. It fits 8mm machines. Purchase the number of sections you need, depending on the number of needles in your typical project. Any number of sections can be used. The sections fit together and should be secured together using a piece of 1/4” threaded rod with nuts and washers on the ends. Threaded rod is inexpensive and can be purchased at a hardware store. The rod should be cut to the length of the assembled garter bars, with enough room to add a nut and washer at each end. Note that this just needs to hold them together for convenience, it doesn’t need to be very tight. The garter bars are offered only in the "polished" materials so the yarn can slide more easily on and off the garter bar.

This is a case for the LYTRO light field camera. The Camera does not have an connection point for mounting on a tripod. This case provides that capabitity with the addition of a 14/20 nut from your local harware store. A slide-in slot stores the Lens cap. The decorative elements increase the cost, so a bare bones model is also available.

This is the adapter piece for the Live-View hood. It slides over the eyepiece mount on the Cannon 5D MKII to attach the Live-View hood to the camera. Four parts are required for the Live-View hood: Three are printed from this shop, and a magnifying loupe (not included) that can be purchased at Harbor Freight. All snap together assembly.

This is the eye-piece for the Live-View hood. One of four parts required. Three are printed. The fourth component is a magnifying loupe that can be purchased at Harbor Freight (not included). Here the loupe is shown snaped into the printed eye-piece.

This is a 15 needle / tine 8mm Garter Bar: (The two 15 needle version (30 tine) is also available in this store.) A garter bar is used on a knitting machine to remove the knitted fabric from the needles, turn it around, and replace the knitted fabric back on the needles. The ability to do this for an entire section of fabric (not just one needle) is necessary for garter stitches, and some lace patterns and cables. It can also be used if you have a need to temporarily remove a project from the machine. The Bond company used to sell a garter bar for this purpose but it has not been available in a long time. This garter bar is based on the original Bond design and works the same way. It fits 8mm machines. Purchase the number of sections you need, depending on the number of needles in your typical project. Any number of sections can be used. The sections fit together and should be secured together using a piece of 1/4” threaded rod with nuts and washers on the ends. Threaded rod is inexpensive and can be purchased at a hardware store. The rod should be cut to the length of the assembled garter bars, with enough room to add a nut and washer at each end. Note that this just needs to hold them together for convenience, it doesn’t need to be very tight. The garter bars are offered only in the "polished" materials so the yarn can slide more easily on and off the garter bar.

8" tall, this full color sandstone sculpture of a young woman is called Asia. She is relaxed and dolled up for a social engagement of some sort. It's inspired by the comic book look or fantasy heroine character genre.