We're For Safety Are You? Part 3

1950s: Hand with screwdriver points to spark plug on exposed engine. Hand displays screwdriver near engine.

JACK WHITE performs SCREWDRIVER / BLUE BLOOD BLUES on Austin City Limits in 2012

b&w educational film on eyesight - c/s teacher talking - classroom - school - student - c/s boy eating - c/s dinner plate - 50s style food and dishes - fork poking food - c/s boy sleeping - boy washing his face - boy at desk - at home - studying - homework - lamp on desk - c/s books on desk - pencil pouch - c/s dart - pencil - razor blade - screwdriver - scissors - pocket knife

Torpedo is fed into torpedo tube at torpedo test site

VARIOUS INTERIOR SHOTS of a small tool factory. The workers are wiping one by one the screwdrivers piled up on a table in front of them.

/n00:00:00:00 /n- SOT-00:11 VO-1:00 *cg name2 Ellen Ochoa Discovery Astronaut // this is regarding transfer item 90 a screwdriver. believe me this is one heck of a screwdriver..pretty impressive huh?/ ...

Miles begin aircraft company at Redhill Aerodrome, Surrey. <br/> <br/>Various shots of Mr and Mrs Frederic Miles with some of their old employees, doing maintenance on a small aeroplane. Good shots of Mrs. Miles fixing plane with screwdriver. The Miles were aircraft designers and produced aircraft during the war. Post-war losses have caused them to restart business on smaller scale. The new company will concentrate on repair and research.

A man works on a machine. He has tools in his hands. Another man fixes a machine with a screwdriver. Location: Harlan Kentucky USA. Date: 1942.

Montage comparing Tomboy tools with an industrial machine. People examining basic socket wrenches. Women using air compressed industrial wrench. Comparing the Tomboy wrench with the previous two tools.

CU SHIRLEY FIXES HER DEFECTIVE IRON. CU SHIRLEY'S TOES NIMBLY PICKS UP SCREW, PLACES IT IN IRON, THEN USES SCREWDRIVER TO SCREW IT IN. TURNING SCREWDRIVER AS WELL AS HANDS CAN.

The brother of Birmingham bomb suspect Eric Rudolph lives in Charleston, SC.

Concentrated professional young industrial factory workers working with machine parts hands using electric pneumatic screwdriver retractable mechanism, fastened with screws in large Electric electronics wire and cable manufacturing plant factory warehouse

Black male in handcuffs led police into van, handcuffed prisoners placed into police van.

Hand operating a simple electrical circuit, containing a battery pack (black), switch (white) and a light bulb. The switch either permits or prevents the flow of current around the circuit, which in turn causes the bulb to be on or off.

AP-APTN-1930: Poland Screwdriver Friday, 8 March 2013 STORY:Poland Screwdriver- Pole taken to hospital with screwdriver in head LENGTH: 02:08 FIRST RUN: 1530 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Poland TYPE: Polish/Natsound SOURCE: TVN STORY NUMBER: 882667 DATELINE: Bialystok - 8 Mar 2013 LENGTH: 02:08 UNIVERSITY CLINICAL HOSPITAL OF BIALYSTOK HANDOUT - AP CLIENTS ONLY TVN - NO ACCESS POLAND ++PLEASE NOTE: SOME IMAGES IN THIS STORY WERE BLURRED AT SOURCE++ SHOTLIST: UNIVERSITY CLINICAL HOSPITAL OF BIALYSTOK HANDOUT - AP CLIENTS ONLY ++IMAGES OF MAN'S FACE BLURRED AT SOURCE TO PROTECT HIS IDENTITY++ 1. Various STILLS of unidentified man with screwdriver stuck in his forehead TVN - NO ACCESS POLAND 2. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Jan Kochanowicz, Doctor at University Clinical Hospital of Bialystok: "The man probably slipped while working in the yard. When he got up he felt a pain in his hand but then he realised that there was something else. He went to a car and saw in the mirror that he has a screwdriver stuck in himself. The situation wasn't very comfortable for him, he was stressed, but after smoking a cigarette he calmed down. He called his neighbour who took him to the hospital." 3. Close-up of hospital drip 4. Mid of tube from drip in man's hand 5. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Piotr Szydlik, Doctor at University Clinical Hospital of Bialystok: "We had to remove the screwdriver and block the leak of cerebrospinal fluid and blood. The screwdriver was stuck in the frontal lobe. The procedure was performed with the mini-open method. The operation lasted for three hours. The patient is in very good condition. He needs further treatment with antibiotics." 6. Various of X-rays of screwdriver in man's head, shown on screen 7. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Jan Kochanowicz, Doctor at University Clinical Hospital of Bialystok: "The screwdriver wasn't sterile so it wasn't ready to be put in direct contact with the brain. The patient was working in the yard so his skin wasn't disinfected. Let's hope that antibiotics and tetanus vaccination will protect him against complications." 8. Mid of doctor presenting screwdriver 9. Close-up of doctor pointing at screwdriver 10. Close-up of screwdriver on table STORYLINE: Polish doctors say a 25-year-old man has undergone a three-hour operation to remove a screwdriver that was lodged about five centimetres (two inches) into his head. Doctor Jan Kochanowicz, one of the doctors who treated the man in the Polish city of Bialystok, said the man "probably slipped while working in the yard". He said the man was at first aware only of pain in his hand before realising something else was wrong. He walked to his car, looked in a mirror and noticed the screwdriver, penetrating his forehead just above his right eye, Kochanowicz said. Kochanowicz told Polish television that the man smoked a cigarette before calling a neighbour who got him to the hospital. "He was stressed, but after smoking a cigarette he calmed down," he said. Kochanowicz's colleague Doctor Piotr Szydlik said the screwdriver was "stuck in the frontal lobe" of the man's brain. He said the man was now in "very good condition" but needed further treatment with antibiotics. The screwdriver did not damage the man's eyes or brain, doctors said. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the

“The ABC of Hand Tools” (1945) is a Walt Disney Co. produced training and educational film for General Motors (GM) about proper use of hand tools. The film, which is in Technicolor, is fully animated and opens with a caveman character “Primitive Pete” seen inventing the first hand tool: an early model hammer made from stone with a stick handle. The film then goes on to elegantly show different types of basic hand tools such as the hammer, screwdriver, wrench, and pliers and show their proper uses, design elements and proper care. <p><p>Opening credits and title page, General Motors (GM) logo (0:07). Animation of various hand tools on blue background: wrench, hammer, saw, screwdriver (0:28). Various human innovations built using hand tools stretch out from globe: Golden Gate Bridge, radio towers, train (0:35). Stone Age: cartoon character caveman “Primitive Pete” uses earliest form of hand tool, stone tied to stick “Stone Age hammer” (0:58 - 2:12). Various modern day hand tools derived from Primitive Pete’s invention and shots of Primitive Pete misusing these tools: Ball-Peen Hammer design and proper uses of peen vs. face (2:24). Brass or copper hammer, raw-hide face hammer, plastic tip hammer, claw hammer (3:38). Details of design, uses of claw hammer (how to tighten hammer head, how to insert or remove nail using hammer head and claw) and Primitive Pete demonstrating how NOT to use the hammer (3:56 - 5:32). Ordinary screwdriver: Primitive Pete struggles to open window using screwdriver, however, he fails and only ends up ruining the tool (5:35). More information on the screwdriver which is made up of three principal parts: handle, shank, blade (6:00). Various size screws screwed into wood plank, demo on how to find proper blade for screw head size; Consequences of not choosing proper blade (6:44). Repairing blade head on shank if damaged; Front and side view of properly ground screw driver (7:37). Special heavy duty model screwdriver with extra large square shank; Primitive Pete damages screw driver by using wrench (8:19). Pliers: combination pliers, diagonal cutting pliers, long round-nose pliers, side-cutting pliers (8:50). Details of side cutting pliers design and uses: detailed how-to steps for using these pliers to make an electrical connection (9:09). Use of long round-nose pliers to make loop to fit a terminal (9:43). Use of diagonal cutting pliers for removing and installing cotter pins (10:01). Use of combination pliers: design elements (slip joint, shear) and uses (10:26). Wrenches and size range of wrench head (measurements refer to distance between jaws) (11:09). Primitive Pete demos bad wrench use followed by demo of proper usage (11:34). Open end wrench: adjustable jaw; Correct use of wrench; Proper care - keep tool well oiled (12:38). Medium sized monkey wrench: adjustable jaw for tight fit against nut; Proper use (13:35). Primitive Pete shown destroying tool by trying to force stubborn nut by hammering on wrench handle (14:11). Pipe wrench: how to use on pipes and other round objects, protective measures to prevent teeth marks (14:43). Box wrench: 12 notches in its head for good fit over nuts; head and handle offset at 15-degree angle (15:25). Combination box and open end wrench “half and half” (16:02). Boxes of socket wrenches: normal box set and one ideal for mechanic workshops which includes hinged offset handle, T handle, ratchet handle (16:23). Primitive Pete uses early model hammer against rock before film cuts to closing credits (17:40).<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

A woman uses a screwdriver to fix a mechanism on an assembly line as she works in a factory in Toronto, Ontario. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

1950s: Hand with screwdriver points to spark plug on exposed engine.

01:44:05:20 POV Robinson helmet cam: he uses cordless screwdriver to tighten antenna in place on ISS. (0:39) /

Documentary on urban redevelopment in Pittsburgh - 1967 - housing construction - housing rehabilitation - Cora Street - ext abandoned apartment building - urban inner city - lower middle class neighborhood - houses - homes - pile of wood scraps bulldozed - mechanical scooper dumps wood into large bin - rooftops - rooftops - residential neighborhood - bulldozer - construction work on three houses in a row - African-American man does dry wall - handyman - repairman - screwdriver secures screw in wall - cu paintbrush across wall - cu repair work - tile setting - men haul refrigerator - fix stove - water heater - wrench tightens pipes - (part 7 of 18)

London. <br/> <br/>In this edition of a quirky quiz, audience is asked to guess tools from a toolbox in extreme close-up. <br/> <br/>M/S of a tool box. Voiceover introduces the audience to the rules of the game. <br/> <br/>Extreme C/U shot of a sharp silver thing. The image stays on screen for several seconds. Cut back on the toolbox. A hand appears and puts a screwdriver back in the toolbox. Voiceover concludes "Yes, you're right - a screwdriver." <br/> <br/>Extreme C/U of the next object - a silver diagonal stripe across the screen. The image stays on the screen for several seconds. Cut to a hand putting a spanner back into the tool box. Voiceover concludes "Too easy, perhaps... an ordinary spanner." <br/> <br/>Extreme C/U of the next object - hardly visible shadows in the dark. As the screen lightens up, something looking like a half of a boxer (street fight weapon) appears. "Here's another clue" - tells the voiceover as an equally confusing picture appears on the screen. Voiceover claims that this one is "a little more difficult." Hand appears and places a small saw back into the toolbox. <br/> <br/>Extreme C/U of the following object - a silver circle appears on the screen. This time a hand with hammer appears. <br/> <br/>Extreme C/U of the next object - a pair of pincers. The last object in this edition of the quirky quiz - a reel of fuse wire. <br/> <br/>Note: see CP 59 and CP 67 for earlier editions of this quiz.