This means that the top would shrink more than the bottom before it was totally dried and pull the handle off of the bottom section. I eventually tried waiting until the top was the same as the bottom to put on the handle and the problem went away. The second picture is the most recent pitcher and I feel like they are continuing to get better. I feel like my ideas are becoming more and more refined and I am working toward something good. On the most recent pitcher I changed the thumb grip because I feel like this kind will be more comfortable and make it easier to poor. I also feel like I have found a happy medium with the handle as far as aesthetics and function.
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1 day ago
The pitcher is beautiful, very nice shape and styling.
ReplyDeleteNICE JOB! on the gold keys man
ReplyDeleteI really like both pitchers. The second has really good detail, but I have to say that I like the simplicity of the first as well as the long neck. Both are great though.
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