Conchita, know something? It is working!
I decided that I will work longer hours, no?
It is just a mere addition of one hour and
it makes all the difference! What you are looking at is the
part of the lot that started having coating session.
No photo here, but they went through a coatig process,
just this morning.
You can see that they are now looking better and better.
In fact, this is a mixture of two differnt lots.
Chinese spoons, short stemmed, coating 1, and
some of the earlier lot. I come on to that in a sec.
Now, this is the deep cavity spoon, coating ready.
I am happy with this. It looks OK. Initially, there
was a shadow in the cavity in order to give you
the feel of the cavity depth. It was obliterrated
when I took this photo by the flash! Whether I will
be making more of these, I am not sure.
It is a very laborious process... My selling price on
this will be high at somewthing like JPY 3,000. If
it does not sell, then I will retrieve it and use this
at home.
These are allshort stemmed Chinese spoons. Stems have
not yet been done with.
These are some of my infant feeders. Again, they are
incomplete. I have, thoug, two outside this image,
that are coating ready.
Let me summerize my current working style as per below.
1. I now work longer, by one hour, until 17:00.
(This was originally because I wanted to get myself
in line with the norm in the society at large)
2. Wet sanding and drying takes place in the evening,
instead of doing those (and drying) in the morning,
followed by coating at around lunch time.
3. Two different coatings are done almost continuously.
(This is to make the best use of my nail beds)(and I
am going to make one or two more nail beds, soon)
Consequences?
Yes, I am producing more and more end products/day.
At the moment, it is not strictly regulated, but
I will endeavour to achieve just that!
I decided that I will work longer hours, no?
It is just a mere addition of one hour and
it makes all the difference! What you are looking at is the
part of the lot that started having coating session.
No photo here, but they went through a coatig process,
just this morning.
You can see that they are now looking better and better.
In fact, this is a mixture of two differnt lots.
Chinese spoons, short stemmed, coating 1, and
some of the earlier lot. I come on to that in a sec.
Now, this is the deep cavity spoon, coating ready.
I am happy with this. It looks OK. Initially, there
was a shadow in the cavity in order to give you
the feel of the cavity depth. It was obliterrated
when I took this photo by the flash! Whether I will
be making more of these, I am not sure.
It is a very laborious process... My selling price on
this will be high at somewthing like JPY 3,000. If
it does not sell, then I will retrieve it and use this
at home.
These are allshort stemmed Chinese spoons. Stems have
not yet been done with.
These are some of my infant feeders. Again, they are
incomplete. I have, thoug, two outside this image,
that are coating ready.
Let me summerize my current working style as per below.
1. I now work longer, by one hour, until 17:00.
(This was originally because I wanted to get myself
in line with the norm in the society at large)
2. Wet sanding and drying takes place in the evening,
instead of doing those (and drying) in the morning,
followed by coating at around lunch time.
3. Two different coatings are done almost continuously.
(This is to make the best use of my nail beds)(and I
am going to make one or two more nail beds, soon)
Consequences?
Yes, I am producing more and more end products/day.
At the moment, it is not strictly regulated, but
I will endeavour to achieve just that!
