Instead we have a bit of a SketchUp-themed blog entry again. Due to a total failure to remember to pack the disc, I was unable to take up Nick's offer to walk me through rounding the saw handle. Although I really doubt I'd have remembered one jot of it if he had... Anyway, for the amusement of the masses, here's the file (93Kb). And I thought, while I'm at it, might as well stick the Newlyn Toolchest file up here too (130Kb). I should warn all eager SU users that I'm the SU equivalent of someone who uses a blunt jack plane to occasionally trim a door is to a rabid neanderthal, so try not to wince too much. As long as I end up with something functional enough to get a few dimensions on then it's fine. Perfection is neither required, nor likely!
See? I'm not always super critical of my own efforts...
"So no guesses on the mystery turned item then? You rotten lot... In that case, I sharn't say."
ReplyDeleteRotten I am--to the core. But still haven't a clue. Whatever it is, it looks like it would have been harder than heck to turn.
Take care, Mike
Well I'd have thought it was perfectly obvious ;-D
ReplyDeleteWell, the thing on the right looks like a wooden version of a brass screw cup - as for the rest, I haven't a clue. Come on Alf, don't be such a tease, tell us what it/they is/are.
ReplyDeletePaul Chapman