Today, initially at least, I had no idea about
what I might do for the rest of the day.
Pathetic?, is it not?
On top of that, my wife kept ordering me to do
things... I had to oblige...
What you are seeing above is the bunch of shorter
chopstics for "eating pretty" in office corners.
By the way, I had a phone call from Conchita about the
items I had sent a few days earlier, of thanks.
These "eating pretty" SPs will be finalised while
I am staying at our mountain cottage.
What else did I do today, apart from pre-processing
of shorter chopstics? What is shown bellow is the answer.
These are my pickers, out of redundancies, of course.
However, they will be useful, I think...
You may wonder about this holed SP. I just made it out
of curiosity, from one of the failed SPs. I can think of
longer stem versions, of course. Ueful?, I do not
really know... I can think of some other versions, as shown
bellow...
Basically, these are all strainers. What they might be
usefull for, I do not really know...
What will be definitely useful is shown bellow.
Whenever we have "hiyamugi noodles" for lunch we have
problems. When we try and lift them they will slip
through the gap between the chopstics.
Above illustration is meant to combat this problem.
What I think we should have is circular slits made
into the tip of the chopstics for better grip.
My instinctive view is that these are not appropriate.
You can either use a lathe, or a milling mchine
for indentations.
My instinctive idea is to go for something like
what is shown bellow.
Something like these will be a lot easier to fabricate.
That is my instinctive view. I will try this out,
tommorrow!
what I might do for the rest of the day.
Pathetic?, is it not?
On top of that, my wife kept ordering me to do
things... I had to oblige...
What you are seeing above is the bunch of shorter
chopstics for "eating pretty" in office corners.
By the way, I had a phone call from Conchita about the
items I had sent a few days earlier, of thanks.
These "eating pretty" SPs will be finalised while
I am staying at our mountain cottage.
What else did I do today, apart from pre-processing
of shorter chopstics? What is shown bellow is the answer.
These are my pickers, out of redundancies, of course.
However, they will be useful, I think...
You may wonder about this holed SP. I just made it out
of curiosity, from one of the failed SPs. I can think of
longer stem versions, of course. Ueful?, I do not
really know... I can think of some other versions, as shown
bellow...
Basically, these are all strainers. What they might be
usefull for, I do not really know...
What will be definitely useful is shown bellow.
Whenever we have "hiyamugi noodles" for lunch we have
problems. When we try and lift them they will slip
through the gap between the chopstics.
Above illustration is meant to combat this problem.
What I think we should have is circular slits made
into the tip of the chopstics for better grip.
My instinctive view is that these are not appropriate.
You can either use a lathe, or a milling mchine
for indentations.
My instinctive idea is to go for something like
what is shown bellow.
Something like these will be a lot easier to fabricate.
That is my instinctive view. I will try this out,
tommorrow!
