By reversing the viewing order you will be able to
read my AIDE MEMOIRE in the first chapter of this
logging, if yuo are so intereted, that is...
After taking my wife to her regular gathering in
Kamakura first thing in the morning today really
started with wet sanding, seen below.
Can you see that the water is no longer murky...
Then, they were subjected to the first of protective
coating see below.
Tongs had been waiting for this session, as below. They
are from an earlier session, now catching up with the
latest batch.
It is imperative that I make the best use of the nail
beds, so some pieces find themselves waiting in the queue.
There are new comers to the coating session, shown below.
These are the propellers, multi-purpose scrapers.
Even, two-pronged forks have joined forces.
At the brush hanger front one progress was made, as seen below.
At least three members are now firmly put togehter.
The afternoon session ended abruptply as I felt that
I need to organize my working environment more wisely,
and I made a quick dash to the nearest DIY shop to buy,
I wanted a marker to scribble on metals, because with
so many L angled jigs I need to mark them with sensible
comments on them. Else, I would not know which ones are for what
purposes! However, I had 99% completed the boots
holders, as shown below.
All that is left now is to fix ornamental metal pieces
to the stems. Metal pieces are also shown. I will still need to
do some drilling work so that metal deformation does
not take place, but once that is done, then they will be ready for shiping!
read my AIDE MEMOIRE in the first chapter of this
logging, if yuo are so intereted, that is...
After taking my wife to her regular gathering in
Kamakura first thing in the morning today really
started with wet sanding, seen below.
Can you see that the water is no longer murky...
Then, they were subjected to the first of protective
coating see below.
Tongs had been waiting for this session, as below. They
are from an earlier session, now catching up with the
latest batch.
It is imperative that I make the best use of the nail
beds, so some pieces find themselves waiting in the queue.
There are new comers to the coating session, shown below.
These are the propellers, multi-purpose scrapers.
Even, two-pronged forks have joined forces.
At the brush hanger front one progress was made, as seen below.
At least three members are now firmly put togehter.
The afternoon session ended abruptply as I felt that
I need to organize my working environment more wisely,
and I made a quick dash to the nearest DIY shop to buy,
I wanted a marker to scribble on metals, because with
so many L angled jigs I need to mark them with sensible
comments on them. Else, I would not know which ones are for what
purposes! However, I had 99% completed the boots
holders, as shown below.
All that is left now is to fix ornamental metal pieces
to the stems. Metal pieces are also shown. I will still need to
do some drilling work so that metal deformation does
not take place, but once that is done, then they will be ready for shiping!
