Today, part of it was spent on taking my wife
to her regular gathering place in Kamakura,
where apparently they read boks in English...
Then, on return, I spent a lot of time, finishing
touches and all that, on my current lot. These
changs are incremental and are hadly discernible.
No photos, therefore...
Once they were done with I then sifted my attention
to the brush hanger. See below.
Can you see the soft iron bridges? As a matter of fact
I did not need to employ any spacer at all. The whole
thing was very tight, just about right for my subsequent
milling operation. You can also see one of the reference lines
along which the bit traverses. Can you also see that the square
nuts are firmly placed in the gutters of the cross-table?
This then is the setup you want. All you need to do now is to
lower the bit and start your milling operation, not in one
go, of course, bit by bit, so thatohmic heating is
under control...
In what follows you see members of my eventual brush hanger.
With each shapr dges have been rounded. See the bar with
holes in it? Not yet bristled with pegs.
I will work on them pegs tommorrow.
I partially assembled the members as shown below,
not completely, of course...
What follows? They are my boots holders. I now have an
initial standing order of 10 for the smaller from a department
store in my region.
Smaller ones being portable boots holders, for, for example, when
you go out for drinking in a restaurante...
You do not want your boots looking witherded, do you?
Larger ones? They are to be kept in your house.
to her regular gathering place in Kamakura,
where apparently they read boks in English...
Then, on return, I spent a lot of time, finishing
touches and all that, on my current lot. These
changs are incremental and are hadly discernible.
No photos, therefore...
Once they were done with I then sifted my attention
to the brush hanger. See below.
Can you see the soft iron bridges? As a matter of fact
I did not need to employ any spacer at all. The whole
thing was very tight, just about right for my subsequent
milling operation. You can also see one of the reference lines
along which the bit traverses. Can you also see that the square
nuts are firmly placed in the gutters of the cross-table?
This then is the setup you want. All you need to do now is to
lower the bit and start your milling operation, not in one
go, of course, bit by bit, so thatohmic heating is
under control...
In what follows you see members of my eventual brush hanger.
With each shapr dges have been rounded. See the bar with
holes in it? Not yet bristled with pegs.
I will work on them pegs tommorrow.
I partially assembled the members as shown below,
not completely, of course...
What follows? They are my boots holders. I now have an
initial standing order of 10 for the smaller from a department
store in my region.
Smaller ones being portable boots holders, for, for example, when
you go out for drinking in a restaurante...
You do not want your boots looking witherded, do you?
Larger ones? They are to be kept in your house.
