Conchita, tommorrow I will have to take my sister-
in-law to a hospital to see her mother. Not much
is exptected to be done, except perhaps coating...
What I have been trying over the last few weeks is
to build up a stock of my pieces. With an increasing number of
shops I am dealing with I must have a stock.
Here, the first image shows matted giant spoons.
One has been sold, but I do not expect that realistic
purchase per month at any one of the shops is
more than one. So, with these I might have some time
for respiration...
Today's woodworking centred around these. Currently,
it takes some 30 minutes to concave 5 of these Chinese
spoons.
I am happy with that, a lot faster than 4,5 years ago.
Here below, more to be concaved. Altogether, I will
have a stock of some 35 of these. My expectation is that
5,6 pieces will be sold/month, in all, perhaps more.
That will be OK, because these are not that difficult to make.
The more I make them the more skillful I will become,
an increase in productivity.
Same goes to all these pieces below. Baby feeders,
forc-knives, and knapkin rings. Actually, the last
will double as egg holders and chopstics resters.
The idea here is that the more variety (even if
some are no good for sale) the more chance of
people looking at them and being induced to
buying some...
Am I being too optimistic? I do not know...
in-law to a hospital to see her mother. Not much
is exptected to be done, except perhaps coating...
What I have been trying over the last few weeks is
to build up a stock of my pieces. With an increasing number of
shops I am dealing with I must have a stock.
Here, the first image shows matted giant spoons.
One has been sold, but I do not expect that realistic
purchase per month at any one of the shops is
more than one. So, with these I might have some time
for respiration...
Today's woodworking centred around these. Currently,
it takes some 30 minutes to concave 5 of these Chinese
spoons.
I am happy with that, a lot faster than 4,5 years ago.
Here below, more to be concaved. Altogether, I will
have a stock of some 35 of these. My expectation is that
5,6 pieces will be sold/month, in all, perhaps more.
That will be OK, because these are not that difficult to make.
The more I make them the more skillful I will become,
an increase in productivity.
Same goes to all these pieces below. Baby feeders,
forc-knives, and knapkin rings. Actually, the last
will double as egg holders and chopstics resters.
The idea here is that the more variety (even if
some are no good for sale) the more chance of
people looking at them and being induced to
buying some...
Am I being too optimistic? I do not know...
