I could not do much today either, much as I had wanted...
One thing, though, that is my mat coating was completed.
More on that later.
The year end ritual of discarding unwantedy things
is starting. I will be spending some more time on this.
Sown above in the middle are tires. I had to take them
to the nearest waste depo, each costing JPY 500,
not too bad...
The shed, or part of it seen here is my coating shed.
Do not worry, Conchita, no satellite imagery is
possible at this angle!
These are the egg placers, ready to be worlked on, but
they seem to have been sitting there for two days now?
I should be able to, tommorrow, hopefully...
These, just before going mat, basking in the sunshine.
I retrieved some from the coating shed, the rest
still drying in there. I am satisfied. Tommorrow,
I will have a lot more of these ready for delivery.
Above showing you part of my current idea of what
spoons could look like. The concave end is off-set,
and this idea is nothing new, of course.
However, I think they can be useful for those
hospital bound, and possibly with infants.
The blue blob indicating the CoG.
Spoons can be lifters and to my mind virtually
all of them are used that way, I think...
However, why not scapers? Off-set concaves may allow people
to scrape? Some can even be dredgers, I think, with
beans in copious amount of liquids, for instance.
Today, I spent some more time in my workshop,
working on a few beasts. My back came into contact with
the bandsaw casing, but, that is not a big issue.
I only need to move my body away slightly.
A minor improvement was the wooden box fixed
to the wall. I now have 4 of them in place.
I could do with another...
One thing, though, that is my mat coating was completed.
More on that later.
The year end ritual of discarding unwantedy things
is starting. I will be spending some more time on this.
Sown above in the middle are tires. I had to take them
to the nearest waste depo, each costing JPY 500,
not too bad...
The shed, or part of it seen here is my coating shed.
Do not worry, Conchita, no satellite imagery is
possible at this angle!
These are the egg placers, ready to be worlked on, but
they seem to have been sitting there for two days now?
I should be able to, tommorrow, hopefully...
These, just before going mat, basking in the sunshine.
I retrieved some from the coating shed, the rest
still drying in there. I am satisfied. Tommorrow,
I will have a lot more of these ready for delivery.
Above showing you part of my current idea of what
spoons could look like. The concave end is off-set,
and this idea is nothing new, of course.
However, I think they can be useful for those
hospital bound, and possibly with infants.
The blue blob indicating the CoG.
Spoons can be lifters and to my mind virtually
all of them are used that way, I think...
However, why not scapers? Off-set concaves may allow people
to scrape? Some can even be dredgers, I think, with
beans in copious amount of liquids, for instance.
Today, I spent some more time in my workshop,
working on a few beasts. My back came into contact with
the bandsaw casing, but, that is not a big issue.
I only need to move my body away slightly.
A minor improvement was the wooden box fixed
to the wall. I now have 4 of them in place.
I could do with another...
