The Slider That Shouldn't Be
I posted about this slider in Facebook a few days ago.
Most of the people here are Magnus didn't like the look of it ...but loved the ergonomics.
Personally, I do like the look of it. It's not elegant - but it has some weird "X" factor I can't quite put my finger on. And, of course, the ergonomics are fantastic.
Weirdly, despite the look, a LOT of people on Facebook really loved it.
And this actually proved to be the case because, of the handful I've put up so far for sale, they all sold within seconds.
The SuperConductor version sold quickly (I might make another one or two of these as this one came out really well!):
As I type this I have another eight of the Titanium version on the CNC machine.
Random Exotic Close-Up
I thought this close-up photo of an Exotic Mosaic Turtle Slider came out well (that's all there is to this section ...just a photo :-)
The SKELLY Atom Has Landed
I could be absolutely wrong here, but...
My gut tells me this is going to be popular.
The downside is how long it takes to make. The regular Atom takes around 4 hours on the CNC (longer than almost all sliders we make). This NEW Skelly Atom is over 6 hours at this stage. :-/
The one downside here is the price (it will be a bit more than the regular Atom - but not a crazy amount more) ...but the other downside is that I can only make around two per day over the course of a week (and that's dedicating an entire machine to this Skelly Atom and doing no other work with it).
Regardless, it's happening...