Conchita, I do realise that I did not upload my
comments on yesterday's. No way I am going to
reproduce what I might have said. (I did write)
That is all history now and life goes on.
The first picture today is the neosium disc
magnets which arrived this morning. I did touch
on the magnets in yesterday's.
There are 130 disc magnets, and in theory I should be
able to fabricate 65 "My chopstics" sets with these
small magnets.
I took them out from the plastic bag and toyed with
them. See how strong they are? They are forming two
magnet sticks and are standing still as seen here!
I have a problem here, though...
I need counterpart iron discs. Using two of these
will not double the magnetic density, only an increase
by 10% of the nominal value.
So, far btter to prepare similar sized discs.
The only way to get them is to slice out these
discs either by my milling machine or by my
metal bandsaw. I have not yet decided which to use.
Anyway, today's output is seen here and below.
I did count them and I seem to have just about 70
of these dinosours. These above in the shift are
more or less coating ready.
These here in the box are yet to be refined, actually,
by hand-sanding. It is a messy process and time consuming...
No wonder I am asking for JPY 2000 for each of these.
Here below, bean curd disolvers resurrected from
an earlier lot. I am not exactly sure why, but,
these inocent pieces are selling well at A's.
I am already lagging behind the schedule by half a day.
I am hoping that by close of the morning tommorrow
I will have finished with my dinosours and move on
to other things...
Conchita, la primavera Japonesa ha llegado aqui! Esta aqui
por fin! Lo mismo en Mexico! Creo que si!
Hasta luego, entonces!
Ciao!
comments on yesterday's. No way I am going to
reproduce what I might have said. (I did write)
That is all history now and life goes on.
The first picture today is the neosium disc
magnets which arrived this morning. I did touch
on the magnets in yesterday's.
There are 130 disc magnets, and in theory I should be
able to fabricate 65 "My chopstics" sets with these
small magnets.
I took them out from the plastic bag and toyed with
them. See how strong they are? They are forming two
magnet sticks and are standing still as seen here!
I have a problem here, though...
I need counterpart iron discs. Using two of these
will not double the magnetic density, only an increase
by 10% of the nominal value.
So, far btter to prepare similar sized discs.
The only way to get them is to slice out these
discs either by my milling machine or by my
metal bandsaw. I have not yet decided which to use.
Anyway, today's output is seen here and below.
I did count them and I seem to have just about 70
of these dinosours. These above in the shift are
more or less coating ready.
These here in the box are yet to be refined, actually,
by hand-sanding. It is a messy process and time consuming...
No wonder I am asking for JPY 2000 for each of these.
Here below, bean curd disolvers resurrected from
an earlier lot. I am not exactly sure why, but,
these inocent pieces are selling well at A's.
I am already lagging behind the schedule by half a day.
I am hoping that by close of the morning tommorrow
I will have finished with my dinosours and move on
to other things...
Conchita, la primavera Japonesa ha llegado aqui! Esta aqui
por fin! Lo mismo en Mexico! Creo que si!
Hasta luego, entonces!
Ciao!
