31 May 2025
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I’ve spent a fair amount of time designing and printing a couple of parts. What both have in common is that they interface with existing objects (a pepper pot and a lawnmower) and so they have to fit into their … Continue reading
30 May 2025
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I had a follow-up appointment for my arm today. It was nice to have it checked and cleaned. However, the stitches remain in and the splint goes back on for another week to protect the continued healing process. I’ve been … Continue reading
29 May 2025
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I realise I haven’t posted the talk I gave at St Theo’s last Sunday. It was on the passage John 5:1-9, which seemed to me to have rather questionable starting and ending points if we wanted to go beyond an … Continue reading
28 May 2025
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Jane and I have just finished off the third series of The Chelsea Detective, which was released last week on the U streaming service in the UK. It is set in Chelsea, a relatively affluent area of London and the … Continue reading
27 May 2025
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Watersoluble graphite pencil in sketchbook.
26 May 2025
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As a gardener and allotment holder, I’m less excited about long spells of dry, hot weather than most people seem to be. You only have to listen to what weather forecasters normally call “good” weather to realise they aren’t thinking … Continue reading
25 May 2025
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Despite still having my arm in that cast for another few days, I’ve managed to both gig and rehearse this weekend (with a little help from my friends). Last night I went along to a band gig with a mic … Continue reading
24 May 2025
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I couldn’t contribute much to the spring cleaning at church today but I did track down and print a cable management clip to help reduce stage clutter: The model was by Victor on Makerworld.com and, as the one I printed … Continue reading
23 May 2025
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Although this photo might suggest otherwise, I’ve still got two hands. However, while some minor tendon damage starts knitting back after today’s surgery, I’ve got a plaster cast and a fetching purple sling, which renders me effectively one-handed for a … Continue reading
22 May 2025
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Todays professional hand assessment was that I seem to have avoided any nerve damage or significant tendon damage. Movement and strength seem to be in place although I am cautious about stretching things too much. Back to the hospital again … Continue reading