Conchita, it did not rain today, which was good!
By the way, I will be having a BBQ fiesta este domingo
que viene, so, there will be no entry on that day.
The first image, this was uploaded recently, of course.
However, I look back on it with some pride...
Ordinary people can never cut a die-cast alminium piece
like I did...
I have cut a full sized tin drum at our mountai cottage.
That is also an achievement. I saw in today's paper an ad
introducing a simple electrical tool, which will
reduce bulky household redundancies to manageable sizes.
My capability is far, far beyond that!
Anyway, today started off with inspecting the results of
mat coating. On the whole they were OK, so, I went on to
my painting work. Even the inside of the doors was painted!
Below is my wheeled mini table and this is OK now. I can work on it.
All these things, I should have done much earlier, to make my
life simpler and easier. I am now very happy with what I have done.
Naturally, all other regular works have had to be stopped,
except some light works.
Above? Yes, there are some accidents. I inadvertantly let my
paint drop onto my polycarbonate windown panes. It is no
good to use solvants. These will have to be removed mechanically,
by simply scratching on them...
3 images to follow. These all relate to my bootsholders
and the last to my free contribution to the department
store for their own display purposes.
These have been tapered and are ready to be cramped with my new
device. It will be the moment of truth...
failing that, I will have to come up with an alternative.
These are essentially round bars, with ends rounded so that
I can strike them into frames that they want.
Conchita, that is all for now. Take care!
By the way, I will be having a BBQ fiesta este domingo
que viene, so, there will be no entry on that day.
The first image, this was uploaded recently, of course.
However, I look back on it with some pride...
Ordinary people can never cut a die-cast alminium piece
like I did...
I have cut a full sized tin drum at our mountai cottage.
That is also an achievement. I saw in today's paper an ad
introducing a simple electrical tool, which will
reduce bulky household redundancies to manageable sizes.
My capability is far, far beyond that!
Anyway, today started off with inspecting the results of
mat coating. On the whole they were OK, so, I went on to
my painting work. Even the inside of the doors was painted!
Below is my wheeled mini table and this is OK now. I can work on it.
All these things, I should have done much earlier, to make my
life simpler and easier. I am now very happy with what I have done.
Naturally, all other regular works have had to be stopped,
except some light works.
Above? Yes, there are some accidents. I inadvertantly let my
paint drop onto my polycarbonate windown panes. It is no
good to use solvants. These will have to be removed mechanically,
by simply scratching on them...
3 images to follow. These all relate to my bootsholders
and the last to my free contribution to the department
store for their own display purposes.
These have been tapered and are ready to be cramped with my new
device. It will be the moment of truth...
failing that, I will have to come up with an alternative.
These are essentially round bars, with ends rounded so that
I can strike them into frames that they want.
Conchita, that is all for now. Take care!
