rvictor's tiki lab - Other Crafts

R RVICTOR Member Seatown Joined: Sep 18, 2014 Posts: 288	R RVICTOR Posted posted on Thu, Nov 20, 2014 9:04 AM Ok...so my third mug was one that I did for my wife and was based on a sketch from one of my tiki sketchbooks, it's supposed to be a wooden witchdoctor's mask. I experimented with the wall thickness but found that it was too heavy. The findings from this experiment resulted in the following conclusion: "The mug is too heavy when the difference between the weight of the mug full and the weight of the mug empty is negligible". In other words, you need to be able to tell when it is time to start whipping up the next drink.

Ok...so my third mug was one that I did for my wife and was based on a sketch from one of my tiki sketchbooks, it's supposed to be a wooden witchdoctor's mask. I experimented with the wall thickness but found that it was too heavy. The findings from this experiment resulted in the following conclusion:

"The mug is too heavy when the difference between the weight of the mug full and the weight of the mug empty is negligible".

In other words, you need to be able to tell when it is time to start whipping up the next drink.

Post #731828 by RVICTOR on Thu, Nov 20, 2014 9:04 AM