I worked full-time today, well, nearlly...
And yet I have not got many in terms of imagery.
The first one indicates that a herde of dinasours
is emerging. I think I know the reason for these
scant images. Beasts take time to form up!
More or less coating ready but minus hand-sanding beasts
are also roamng, albeit sideways... some upside down...
One stumbling block to this stage is that my sanding tool
is rather inefficient. Tool size is OK with the sort of
dimensions I am dealing with at the moment, but something
is lacking...
I probably need a more powerful tool, or more efficient
and abrasive sanding bits, but then the sort of bits
I have now cannot be employed with my more powerfull
mortor. Their shaft diameter is not right. Would I stay with
the current set-up? I am unsure...
Small progresses are, of course, being made. Below you see
fermented beans mixers on way to their final shape (to be).
Quite unexpetedly, there was a new development in terms of
outlet for my pieces. My wife pointed out that there is a new
shop opening up in town and I drove to it this afternoon.
Outcome? It looks promissing in that the shop owner was
very much interested in my new generation cutlery pieces.
My share will be 70% of the turnover, which is fine.
I will scrutinize the conditions this evening, but
the main point is that the shop is located right in
front of a very large general hospital.
My gut-feeling is "Go, go! go medical"
...how?, though...it has to be traditional things
made cosy for the patients, such as spoons and
forcs, to make their life easier and colorful...
I will think about it all...
And yet I have not got many in terms of imagery.
The first one indicates that a herde of dinasours
is emerging. I think I know the reason for these
scant images. Beasts take time to form up!
More or less coating ready but minus hand-sanding beasts
are also roamng, albeit sideways... some upside down...
One stumbling block to this stage is that my sanding tool
is rather inefficient. Tool size is OK with the sort of
dimensions I am dealing with at the moment, but something
is lacking...
I probably need a more powerful tool, or more efficient
and abrasive sanding bits, but then the sort of bits
I have now cannot be employed with my more powerfull
mortor. Their shaft diameter is not right. Would I stay with
the current set-up? I am unsure...
Small progresses are, of course, being made. Below you see
fermented beans mixers on way to their final shape (to be).
Quite unexpetedly, there was a new development in terms of
outlet for my pieces. My wife pointed out that there is a new
shop opening up in town and I drove to it this afternoon.
Outcome? It looks promissing in that the shop owner was
very much interested in my new generation cutlery pieces.
My share will be 70% of the turnover, which is fine.
I will scrutinize the conditions this evening, but
the main point is that the shop is located right in
front of a very large general hospital.
My gut-feeling is "Go, go! go medical"
...how?, though...it has to be traditional things
made cosy for the patients, such as spoons and
forcs, to make their life easier and colorful...
I will think about it all...
