those are cute..
And Just Like That...
*POOF* Weekend Gone!
Got lots of cutting done, but very little sanding done, so things are sitting around the workshop waiting for sandpaper. Working on Easter items/decorations. Found an egg holder on a 3D printer site, and had to see if it was do-able. It was! Gonna make a few more, I think. I sized them to take XL eggs, and we currently have Jumbo, so they don't fit so well, but-hey. The pattern works and I can make them with one-by's. Most of the Easter decorations I'm making is using up old wood that I won't use for my signs.
Got lots of cutting done, but very little sanding done, so things are sitting around the workshop waiting for sandpaper. Working on Easter items/decorations. Found an egg holder on a 3D printer site, and had to see if it was do-able. It was! Gonna make a few more, I think. I sized them to take XL eggs, and we currently have Jumbo, so they don't fit so well, but-hey. The pattern works and I can make them with one-by's. Most of the Easter decorations I'm making is using up old wood that I won't use for my signs.
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Gonna get some plastic eggs and use them for decorations, Paul.I like those too. You're gonna have to color some eggs.
Those are diabolically cute bunnies.
BTW, I stopped using ordinary sandpaper some time ago. Switched to 3M sanding sheets, which have a flexible translucent backing, not paper, and it sands far faster than anything else I've ever used. And if you twist it a bit, the sawdust falls out, so it lasts forever. I think 3M still makes it, here's a picture. I use it on picture frames and it takes a fraction of the time to finish sand than the paper type. It is expensive compared to plaper, but outlasts and out sands paper.
BTW, I stopped using ordinary sandpaper some time ago. Switched to 3M sanding sheets, which have a flexible translucent backing, not paper, and it sands far faster than anything else I've ever used. And if you twist it a bit, the sawdust falls out, so it lasts forever. I think 3M still makes it, here's a picture. I use it on picture frames and it takes a fraction of the time to finish sand than the paper type. It is expensive compared to plaper, but outlasts and out sands paper.
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