Conchita, this image just below is showing you the
extra materials I got from a furnitur factory.
They are all dark walnut. In fact, the president of the
company asked me to represnt his company with my pieces
at a department store in the region. I had to comply
with his request. It may turn out be THE occasion...
Here above, my decision with the spheres is that
I will turn them into salt and pepper things. See
the nut and bolt? I will use them for sealing the
bottom of the enclosure. I will cut the tube into
slices and use each for bonding the nut, with the whole
assembly in turn bonded to the bottom of the sphere.
The white thing is a 60 mm hole saw I bought years ago
for cutting out metal discs up to 5mm thick. I need
this hole saw in order to make a jig for holding
the spheres with my vise while making a large diamtre
hole down the centre of spheres.
Here above, this is my attmept to fabricate dinosour
butter knives, looking like pandas. Do I call them
panda dinosours? Anyway, the idea here is that unlike
previous dinosour butter knives there will be a sharper
contrast, just like my earlier killer whale things...
Here, this is an initial experiment with birch side
bands. I am not too sure about their dry relative
density. You only need to experiment to find out
thebalancing effects!
Some more of the spheres I bought today, just indicating
my seriousness!
Here above, completed brush hangers. These will be
taken to shops for sale immediately. Price tag?
It will be up to the shop owners, but I will be
insisting on a minimum of JPY 2750. I know that similar
jigs are sold for over JPY 5000.
Going back to the salt and pepper things I will be
carrying a schematic about the design, tommorrow?
Ideally, I need a decicating something solid to go inside
the bore. Powder things are not ideal...
Mind you, commercially available counterparts
do not have such a mechanism! Only mine!
extra materials I got from a furnitur factory.
They are all dark walnut. In fact, the president of the
company asked me to represnt his company with my pieces
at a department store in the region. I had to comply
with his request. It may turn out be THE occasion...
Here above, my decision with the spheres is that
I will turn them into salt and pepper things. See
the nut and bolt? I will use them for sealing the
bottom of the enclosure. I will cut the tube into
slices and use each for bonding the nut, with the whole
assembly in turn bonded to the bottom of the sphere.
The white thing is a 60 mm hole saw I bought years ago
for cutting out metal discs up to 5mm thick. I need
this hole saw in order to make a jig for holding
the spheres with my vise while making a large diamtre
hole down the centre of spheres.
Here above, this is my attmept to fabricate dinosour
butter knives, looking like pandas. Do I call them
panda dinosours? Anyway, the idea here is that unlike
previous dinosour butter knives there will be a sharper
contrast, just like my earlier killer whale things...
Here, this is an initial experiment with birch side
bands. I am not too sure about their dry relative
density. You only need to experiment to find out
thebalancing effects!
Some more of the spheres I bought today, just indicating
my seriousness!
Here above, completed brush hangers. These will be
taken to shops for sale immediately. Price tag?
It will be up to the shop owners, but I will be
insisting on a minimum of JPY 2750. I know that similar
jigs are sold for over JPY 5000.
Going back to the salt and pepper things I will be
carrying a schematic about the design, tommorrow?
Ideally, I need a decicating something solid to go inside
the bore. Powder things are not ideal...
Mind you, commercially available counterparts
do not have such a mechanism! Only mine!
