Most of today's work centered around this.
They are getting there, albeit slowly...
There are 39 of them to process through to the end.
Additional work for today is shown in the following two images.
They are now ready for coating.
The style to which I work with my pieces is not
established. I may be working on something alongside
something else, typical with me!
Now, take a look at this.
These are also redundant pieces, left over from walnut,
during SP formation. These are being formed into spaturas as well.
My nearly conclusive gut feeling is that SP
formation is inherently related to fork formation.
I cannnot pinpoint the reason, but it is there somehow.
Now, take a look at the following illustration.
In it, above, that is A, is an ordinary picker kife,
fine, I could make them, of course, from redundancies.
However, what about picker knife forks!
B and C are my ideas. They all have sharp edges and
prongs. Never seen anything like these, really.
I paticulary like the last bi-edged pickers. What do you think?
Of course, they will be formed more narrowly...
With any luck I may be able to kill my time for
anything up to 3 days?
They are getting there, albeit slowly...
There are 39 of them to process through to the end.
Additional work for today is shown in the following two images.
They are now ready for coating.
The style to which I work with my pieces is not
established. I may be working on something alongside
something else, typical with me!
Now, take a look at this.
These are also redundant pieces, left over from walnut,
during SP formation. These are being formed into spaturas as well.
My nearly conclusive gut feeling is that SP
formation is inherently related to fork formation.
I cannnot pinpoint the reason, but it is there somehow.
Now, take a look at the following illustration.
In it, above, that is A, is an ordinary picker kife,
fine, I could make them, of course, from redundancies.
However, what about picker knife forks!
B and C are my ideas. They all have sharp edges and
prongs. Never seen anything like these, really.
I paticulary like the last bi-edged pickers. What do you think?
Of course, they will be formed more narrowly...
With any luck I may be able to kill my time for
anything up to 3 days?
