I've just spent an age creating a drawing of a Murphy U198 Rado back. The only way I could do it (which isn't at all the same thing as saiyng 'the only way that it could be done'), was by drawing round the back panel asnd all of the slops with a black ball point pen, scanning the result into Photoshop, then spending hours tidying up what looked an unholy mess into something half presentable, using the eraser and brush, thugh it still leaves a lot to be desired. I'm not actually sure how this shape could be faithfully created in EMS, given the various angles and curves. If only the girl in the EMS tutorial video was sat beside me, I'm sure she'd show me how it's done
Really, I should be out in the sun but it's toooooooooo cold.
I'm banned from going into the workshop and getting messed up as visitors are coming after lunch, so that's the rest of Sunday jiggered up. I'll be on the end of my tether trying to be welcoming, friendly, and sorry to see our guests leave, by which time it will be nightfall. I've only just thawed out after my Rufforth trip yesterday.
Ho hum.

Really, I should be out in the sun but it's toooooooooo cold.
I'm banned from going into the workshop and getting messed up as visitors are coming after lunch, so that's the rest of Sunday jiggered up. I'll be on the end of my tether trying to be welcoming, friendly, and sorry to see our guests leave, by which time it will be nightfall. I've only just thawed out after my Rufforth trip yesterday.
Ho hum.
Regards, David.
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'I'm in my own little world, but I'm happy, and they know me here'
BVWS Member.
G-QRP Club Member 1339.
'I'm in my own little world, but I'm happy, and they know me here'







