Post #796716 by danlovestikis on Wed, Aug 7, 2019 5:08 PM

Sandbartender it's still open weeks later. It is healing from the inside out. I'm still taping it closed. I've always like to document my injuries.

Philot she will send me a photo when the wiring and the lamp shade are all attached.
As to the question about the War God, it would have but I've just made a change which I will share soon. Now I may be sad because I never thought to do that.

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While I continue to work on glazing Phase Four of Wish List #8 Dan and I get up each morning to pour molds so that when I finish this phase I can immediately begin to work on the next group of wishes. Pouring in the summer is so much faster. So we do this every day.

First up I'm pouring enough coconuts and Hot Tub Hula Girls to fill all the rest of the wishes so far. However some people haven't told me what their wish is so it could be more than I anticipate.

As soon as I start to work I have a guest who checks out every step.

Cleaning the molds for the coconuts isn't as hard as some such as the girls themselves.

Scrabble likes to pay with my tools too.

After cleaning all the molds I have three fans that bowl on them for a minimum of four hours. In the winter it's overnight.

Nothing goes perfectly when you are getting up to pour at 6 am. Dan forgot one strap and I didn't notice.

I used a vegetable scrapper to pull the slip into a waste can. It still hit the floor.

But after some work the table and floor was back to normal.

After strapping the mold we poured in more slip and let it set up. The next day I opened the mold and the Tiki Bob was just fine.

I always use wooden tools to clean my molds. They do not cut into the plaster.

All clean and ready to dry.

Scrabble is such fun to watch when out in the garage. I give her lots of scratches and kitty massages.

Cheers, Wendy