3. Look at other peoples design and try making your own patterns inspired by them, it'll teach you a bunch about how to construct stuff.
April 6, 2025 at 4:58 PM
3. Look at other peoples design and try making your own patterns inspired by them, it'll teach you a bunch about how to construct stuff.
2. Buy or reuse nice hardware if you can - The cost of the time to hand make something usually far outweighs the cost of nice hardware, and nice hardware adds a lot to the feel of a piece.
April 6, 2025 at 4:58 PM
2. Buy or reuse nice hardware if you can - The cost of the time to hand make something usually far outweighs the cost of nice hardware, and nice hardware adds a lot to the feel of a piece.
Aw, thanks! I'm certainly not an expert, but here are a few thoughts:
1. Learn how to finish edges well (beveling, dyeing, and burnishing) - You can often tell nicely vs quickly made stuff by how well finished the edges are.
1. Learn how to finish edges well (beveling, dyeing, and burnishing) - You can often tell nicely vs quickly made stuff by how well finished the edges are.
April 6, 2025 at 4:58 PM
Aw, thanks! I'm certainly not an expert, but here are a few thoughts:
1. Learn how to finish edges well (beveling, dyeing, and burnishing) - You can often tell nicely vs quickly made stuff by how well finished the edges are.
1. Learn how to finish edges well (beveling, dyeing, and burnishing) - You can often tell nicely vs quickly made stuff by how well finished the edges are.