You sell things and some of them are returned to you for repair.
Seen below is one such damaged chopstic. What do I do with these?
Simple, I do not repair them, and instead I make new ones, and
let them have them free of charge. It is a lot quicker than reparing things, and do not forget the fact that I am grateful to whoever
bought them in the first place!
They might come back for more, who knows! On top of that, I can always
turn the damaged item into slightly smaller versions, an still
sell them...
These are the yoghaurt spoons and they are now coating ready.
It is imperative that I do these as soon as possible, along
with a few others, as these are part of the standingder from that gallery.
Six more portable boots holders. These and some more will be
given away as gifts, not as from me, but as from a friend of mine,
to her new colleagues in office, so that she can well settle
in her new environment...
I did these also, and they will be sold. There will be 13
pairs and I will retain 3 of them, the rest to be sold by
the same friend of mine for her own profit.
With increasing demands for my chiopstics I decided that
it was about time I had length jigs. They are being made
of alminium pieces shaped like a gutter.
The gallery from which I have a standing order for my works
also want butter knives. Above is a new design. I do not
think that this particular shape is prevalent on the market.
The red parts will be made from dark walnut, and the knife
portion will be from shining white beeches. They will be
bonded at the gripping end. I am excited about this new design!
Seen below is one such damaged chopstic. What do I do with these?
Simple, I do not repair them, and instead I make new ones, and
let them have them free of charge. It is a lot quicker than reparing things, and do not forget the fact that I am grateful to whoever
bought them in the first place!
They might come back for more, who knows! On top of that, I can always
turn the damaged item into slightly smaller versions, an still
sell them...
These are the yoghaurt spoons and they are now coating ready.
It is imperative that I do these as soon as possible, along
with a few others, as these are part of the standingder from that gallery.
Six more portable boots holders. These and some more will be
given away as gifts, not as from me, but as from a friend of mine,
to her new colleagues in office, so that she can well settle
in her new environment...
I did these also, and they will be sold. There will be 13
pairs and I will retain 3 of them, the rest to be sold by
the same friend of mine for her own profit.
With increasing demands for my chiopstics I decided that
it was about time I had length jigs. They are being made
of alminium pieces shaped like a gutter.
The gallery from which I have a standing order for my works
also want butter knives. Above is a new design. I do not
think that this particular shape is prevalent on the market.
The red parts will be made from dark walnut, and the knife
portion will be from shining white beeches. They will be
bonded at the gripping end. I am excited about this new design!
