Today was not worse than yesterday...
Still, I am only half way through with
my post coating operation, had to take my wife to
her regular meeting.
Nevertheless, I managed to do a few things.
First, below you see some concaved egg placers.
With a few others, I will have to re-fix the pegs.
That is a lesson...
These are baby feeders. I wanted to improve upon
the design, but the girl K, when I spoke to her
about it, did not want that...
So, I am staying with the original design, and as
it turned out these were apparently jam spoons!
That is what she told me!
Hereafter follow a few images of the new design
concept for infant spoons. Here above, you are looking at
the spoon dead on to its spoon end.
Can you see that it is not symmetrical in its
cross-section? This is meant for natural sliding down
of the food in the concave.
Here, albit difficult, you are looking at the convex
side of the spoon. See? The spoon's convex portion
is unconventional in appearance.
Left end is the stem.
Here, you are looking at the side profile. With
the production model the overall length will be
20 mm longer. Right now it is 135 mm.
Also, it is conceivable that it will have a
tier structure at the handle end, and
possibly with very short protrusions
so that infants can have a firm grip
on the handle. Right now, it is smooth and
slicky, but infants may find it no good...
Here, the concave end is seen. No actual hollow is
here, just yet...
What is in for tommorrow? I am not sure...
I might try and look at strata structures
and see what is best.
I have chopstics to make, too. Am I
not being busy?
Still, I am only half way through with
my post coating operation, had to take my wife to
her regular meeting.
Nevertheless, I managed to do a few things.
First, below you see some concaved egg placers.
With a few others, I will have to re-fix the pegs.
That is a lesson...
These are baby feeders. I wanted to improve upon
the design, but the girl K, when I spoke to her
about it, did not want that...
So, I am staying with the original design, and as
it turned out these were apparently jam spoons!
That is what she told me!
Hereafter follow a few images of the new design
concept for infant spoons. Here above, you are looking at
the spoon dead on to its spoon end.
Can you see that it is not symmetrical in its
cross-section? This is meant for natural sliding down
of the food in the concave.
Here, albit difficult, you are looking at the convex
side of the spoon. See? The spoon's convex portion
is unconventional in appearance.
Left end is the stem.
Here, you are looking at the side profile. With
the production model the overall length will be
20 mm longer. Right now it is 135 mm.
Also, it is conceivable that it will have a
tier structure at the handle end, and
possibly with very short protrusions
so that infants can have a firm grip
on the handle. Right now, it is smooth and
slicky, but infants may find it no good...
Here, the concave end is seen. No actual hollow is
here, just yet...
What is in for tommorrow? I am not sure...
I might try and look at strata structures
and see what is best.
I have chopstics to make, too. Am I
not being busy?
