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• #677
Mobile for gf’s sister’s new baby :)
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• #678
That’s lovely!
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• #679
makes sense, yes. i thought about using one of those ball latches for internal doors
nice mobile
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• #680
That's insanely good! Do you use some sort of computer program that tells you what sort of colours to use?
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• #681
Thanks :)
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• #682
Yes that sounds like a good idea!
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• #683
yeah it is a bit painting by numbers really. Takes ages and it used to kill my back
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• #684
Drunken eBay buy of a plank of Olive from Spain. Much whittling and sanding later. Plenty of finishing work yet to be done...
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• #685
Blimey, that is good
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• #686
I'm not normally a fan of this type of thing, but I really enjoyed this (sorry, not sure how to embed)
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• #687
made some more signs - I now have them on Etsy here, but forumengers can get them direct from me cheaper - one is out in the post already and I know @Oliver Schick is keen.... :)
Also finished off my lamp. Am quite pleased with it, although from a design point of view it is a bit strange, mainly because I was making it up as I went along...
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• #688
made some more signs - I now have them on Etsy here, but forumengers can get them direct from me cheaper - one is out in the post already and I know @Oliver Schick is keen.... :)
Ha, unfortunately I don't have space for one, but I've sent an e-mail about it to the editor of the Tolkien Society newsletter.
Now for the ones in Cirth runes and Tengwar script. :)
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• #689
One Schick to rule them all
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• #690
Made one of those spaghetti measuring things
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• #691
I got one of those as an Xmas present and never use it. TOO BAD!
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• #692
Whats the hole size to amount of pasta ratio please?
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• #693
Based on packet recommendations of 90g pasta per person, I got the following diameters:
1 person - 21 mm
2 people - 30 mm
3 people - 36 mm
4 people - 42mm
The closest bit sizes I had were 19 mm (spade bit, enlarged afterwards with a round file), 32mm, 38mm and 45mm (all with a hole saw), so they're all a little big except the first.
To answer your question, the relationship is approximately:
hole diameter in mm = 2.21*sqrt(no. servings * serving mass in g) -
• #694
Very good. Now you just need to make a cyclist version. That should be about 5kg per person. :)
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• #695
Thanks. It looks good.
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• #696
The number of servings increases by 1. As a proportion or the total servings this increase tends towards very small.
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• #697
Finnish axe-and-saw-slingers build a log house. Great little documentary, this.
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• #698
And the hole diameter goes with the root of the increase, as the hole area determines the pasta mass - e.g. double the portion size, hole area doubles, diameter increases by factor sqrt(2).
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• #699
After using every grade of sandpaper and wire wool, plus many coats of oil, a finish has been achieved.
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• #700
Did a bit more making today, got an old record from a charity shop, stuck it down onto MDF then laser cut it up into a jigsaw. Also took some digital images and stuck them onto MDF backings. Plus more signmaking. At this rate my bike rack is never going to get finished... :)
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Could you have the mushrooms on springs pulling them down and then smooth out the notches and interface geometry so the mushrooms can ride up and down as you rotate the arc? Not sure if that’ll make sense..!