Today started in a strange way, in that I was forced out of
my bed, effectively by our Mrs neighbour.
Apparently, she needed to shut down her main water valve,
for which she wanted my assistance, ..., granted, yes, of course...
The rest of the morning was spent on brushing up on
the boots holders, no photo. I then meant to dliver them
to the department sotore, but the person in charge
was going to go out. Lucky! in view of the heavy rainfall!
So, I worked on bean curd smashers, as shown below.
I then went back to my earlier project, that is,
the self-standing butter knives. You see a few below.
Some are in a more advanced stage of being bonded.
All afternoon, though, there were two sticking issues,
which may be understood by the following schematics.
With any one of these the blue stands for the knife
blade, seen from above in D and E, and dead-on in A, B, and C.
A is an ideal case with the blade standing perpendicular to
the planer surface of the handle. In reality, it is
difficult to ensure that, and sometimes you find your blade
sticking out of the parallelogrammish surface, as
depicted in B, and sometimes even the blade not
standing upright!
D is another ideal case of the knife end closing the
trench without any gaps. In reality, you have E!
It takes an awfully long time to correct for these...
Tommorrow, I will be working on the remaining 20
odd of these, plus, coating which I have been neglecting lately...
Oh, I will have to do the delivery, too!
It is going to be a busy day, tommorrow...
my bed, effectively by our Mrs neighbour.
Apparently, she needed to shut down her main water valve,
for which she wanted my assistance, ..., granted, yes, of course...
The rest of the morning was spent on brushing up on
the boots holders, no photo. I then meant to dliver them
to the department sotore, but the person in charge
was going to go out. Lucky! in view of the heavy rainfall!
So, I worked on bean curd smashers, as shown below.
I then went back to my earlier project, that is,
the self-standing butter knives. You see a few below.
Some are in a more advanced stage of being bonded.
All afternoon, though, there were two sticking issues,
which may be understood by the following schematics.
With any one of these the blue stands for the knife
blade, seen from above in D and E, and dead-on in A, B, and C.
A is an ideal case with the blade standing perpendicular to
the planer surface of the handle. In reality, it is
difficult to ensure that, and sometimes you find your blade
sticking out of the parallelogrammish surface, as
depicted in B, and sometimes even the blade not
standing upright!
D is another ideal case of the knife end closing the
trench without any gaps. In reality, you have E!
It takes an awfully long time to correct for these...
Tommorrow, I will be working on the remaining 20
odd of these, plus, coating which I have been neglecting lately...
Oh, I will have to do the delivery, too!
It is going to be a busy day, tommorrow...
