Tool - Band

A thermal diamond tester is a tool used by anyone interested in verifying that a gem is indeed a diamond. The tool uses electronics connected to a probe with a fine tip that reads the stone's level of thermal conductivity to positively or negatively test for the mineral diamond.

They are made from surgical steel, and surgical steel is made of 440C stainless steel.

Tool's frontman, Maynard James Keenan.

Tool is one of the few modern bands that refuses to allow its songs to be sold individually on digital services such as iTunes. The band members' reasoning for this is that their albums are cohesive pieces of art; their songs are parts of a whole, and should be obtained and experienced as such. Furthermore, Tool puts large amounts of effort and creativity into the packaging of its albums. For example, the case for the album 10,000 Days includes stereoscopic glasses and images that produce a 3D effect. These images are designed to complement the music on the album. Therefore, if you want to obtain Tool's music legally (and you should) and experience it as its creators intended, you need to buy their CDs.

The mechanic would get more leverage. The rotational force applied to the nut is greater the longer the spanner, assuming the mechanic applies the same amount of force.

The lead singers mother was paralyzed for 27 years, or 10,000 days approx. The songs Wings for Marie and 10,000 days are about her death and finding her savior after her long battle with her health.

I don't think any of Tool's songs are disturbing; however, there might be some that people find offensive.

FaithNoMore

If your talking about who I think your referring to, that would be Paz Lenchantin. She was the original bassist of Maynard's other band (not a side project due to musical differences) A Perfect Circle.

DieEireVonSatan (The Eggs Of Satan)

Brennen

From his latest work with Puscifer, and imo, it seems like he is libertarian/conservative. He served in the Army and alot of his lyrics seem to be bent on "conspiracy theory" and anti big-government / war machine systems. He seems like a regular cool dude you would simply hang out with and drink a glass of boxed wine with (if he wasnt rich and owned a winery lol) Again this is conjecture...

Often, those buttons allow you to shift out of reverse. If the button and/or linkage are damaged it may not do anything now. Some vehicles have a button on the gearshift that controls the shifting between economy mode and performance mode. Economy typically shifts sooner, performance gives you more time in lower gears so that you can accellerate faster. ==The other answer== On my '96, the transmission release button is the big one on the front side of the shifter. You have to pull it toward the stick to take the car out of Park. You also have to be putting pressure on the brake pedal at the same time. (Danged government regulations!) On some American cars, that switch on the SIDE of the shifter, is designed to keep the transmission from shifting into overdrive. It holds the transmission in 3rd gear. You would want to use this primarily on hills or grades when the transmission is "hunting" IE; shifting up and down between 3rd and 4th (overdrive) Admittedly, I've seen this mostly on Fords, but it might be the case here. If nothing else, drop into a GM dealership and ask the service department folks.

Tool formed in 1991 when Tom Morello introduced drummer Danny Carey to singer Maynard James Keenan and Guitarist Adam Jones.

This is an expensive and dangerous thing to do. The chemicals, which are not good for you to touch or breath, are expensive, and the equipment to heat them and use them is expensive.

You could take the knife to a metal-working shop or a gun shop and ask them about it.

The 'black oxide' process might be cheapest . . .

There are three ways that i can find. Page Springs Cellars in Arizona, his wine tasting place in Jerome Arizona, or caduceus.org. They don't start shipping wine again until weather in desert cools off. Mid- Sept maybe.

yes, also stinkfist was nominated for the best music video award

that depends on live or not live. im a big maiden fan so there is

Iron maiden

killers

number of the beast

piece of mind

powerslave

somewhere in time

seventh son of a seventh son

no prayer for the dying

fear of the dark

brave new world

dance of death

a matter of life and death

The final frontier

i think that's all the nonlive ones!

in the words of Tool's vocalist, Maynard James Keenan, when they're creating these songs, they have no hidden meaning. exactly what it says, that's how it is. if you listen to the song often enough, as a true tool fan would, you will develop your own meaning of the song. Whatever you think stinkfist is about, that's what the song is about.

Do you mean shift gears because that's a stick shift, otherwise im not sure this is right but neutral is when the car is at the mercy of the environment sround it because the wheels are not locked like they are in park but the car can't drive

Justin Chancellor is the current bassist for Tool. He replaced the original bassist, Paul D'Amour.

Chancellor's main bass is a Wal 4-string he bought on a friend's recommendation during the recording of Aenima. The wood and electronics help create his notorious midrange cut. He has several other basses which he has used live and on other albums, all of them by Wal

Rock!

i wish i knew

The song Eulogy by Tool was released on the Aenima album.

Apparently, hss cutting tools are cutters, bits, reamers, saws, bores and drills. In this case, hss stands for high-speed steel.