Conchita, today being surprisingly sunny and dry
it has been a busy say!
In fact, I was so busy that I was not even sure whether
I was coming or going! Anyway, coating continued as you will see below.
What is seen here is the horse raddish, came from Hokkaido's
relative. I planted them also in our mountain cottage garden.
They should grow more vigorously up there.
It is said that they proliferate a lot. That is all too welcome!
Let us have lots and lots of them growing in the mountain
garden!
Here below, K's spoons. Actually, there are problems.
First, what to do with these 16 pieces on the left.
They may turn into large forks...?
Secondly, the spoons are, I think, infected with plant
viruses. They just do not look right. I think I will
start all over again. That is a blow, because there
are other standing orders.
Anyway, above apart, my propellers got coated for the first time, seen below. And, I want to return to my construction site at around
15 to 20 July. I will have to have sorted out every single
standing order by then. That will make me very busy!
Here below, one of my standing orders, a small milk pitcher.
The schematic is suggesting how I might with the bore.
I could use my lathe, of course. However, my intention is to go
milling. A is the desired bore and B is the bit I can use.
In order to reduce burden on the motor I will be making
lots of holes inside the bore diameter, shown as red spots.
Actually, I have another standing order for saucers, and with
those I will have to go lathing. I just hate lathing!
I do know that in Tolstoy's or who ever's the act of lathing is
depicted as a noble pastime, but I just do not like it.
It is so boring...
I just got a phone call from S's and she has more orders for me!
That will make me even busier... She is also wanting me to help
her friend's shop.
Yes, I can manage that with exsisting stock I have.
All this makes me very busy everyday...
it has been a busy say!
In fact, I was so busy that I was not even sure whether
I was coming or going! Anyway, coating continued as you will see below.
What is seen here is the horse raddish, came from Hokkaido's
relative. I planted them also in our mountain cottage garden.
They should grow more vigorously up there.
It is said that they proliferate a lot. That is all too welcome!
Let us have lots and lots of them growing in the mountain
garden!
Here below, K's spoons. Actually, there are problems.
First, what to do with these 16 pieces on the left.
They may turn into large forks...?
Secondly, the spoons are, I think, infected with plant
viruses. They just do not look right. I think I will
start all over again. That is a blow, because there
are other standing orders.
Anyway, above apart, my propellers got coated for the first time, seen below. And, I want to return to my construction site at around
15 to 20 July. I will have to have sorted out every single
standing order by then. That will make me very busy!
Here below, one of my standing orders, a small milk pitcher.
The schematic is suggesting how I might with the bore.
I could use my lathe, of course. However, my intention is to go
milling. A is the desired bore and B is the bit I can use.
In order to reduce burden on the motor I will be making
lots of holes inside the bore diameter, shown as red spots.
Actually, I have another standing order for saucers, and with
those I will have to go lathing. I just hate lathing!
I do know that in Tolstoy's or who ever's the act of lathing is
depicted as a noble pastime, but I just do not like it.
It is so boring...
I just got a phone call from S's and she has more orders for me!
That will make me even busier... She is also wanting me to help
her friend's shop.
Yes, I can manage that with exsisting stock I have.
All this makes me very busy everyday...
