Well, it's 11:33 P.M. my time (CST). Edit: 11:38 by the time I finished this.
Here's hoping that counts. My second entry:
Heh. Nighttime is not favorable to cameras. But then, we've already established that cameras are not terribly favorable to me, either.
Also, I tried rotating that second...
Very well; we have Exhibition A, my first entry. I narrowed it down to 4 photos; different views as the egg is rotated.
They're not such great photos - cameras don't like me. The egg is nicer than it looks. It's much glossier, for instance.
Well, I finished my first egg! It is a curious conglomeration of glue, thread, eggshell of course, paint, and a large amount of varnish, modeled after the enamel technique of cloisonne.
Also, I took 102 pictures. Should I post them all, or do you only want the one or two decent ones?;)
Hey...
I've currently got a thin grindwheel-looking thing on it. It's flat, and about an inch in diameter. It works great for cutting shell, but warning, go slow. Minimum pressure. Takes longer, but you'll get a smoother cut with fewer shattered eggs.
I also occasionally use a small drill bit, if I...
Well! Turns out getting impatient and running a dremel with very low power is a bad idea. Who knew?!
Edit: RIP Egg 2. At least you gave me some ideas during your short time with me.
I've always used a syringe and a dremel tool. Tiny hole and larger hole, then I suck the innards out with a the syringe. Which is actually a turkey baster.
You cheer at my misfortune? I am deeply wounded! ;)
I've got some ideas going again, at least... but now my dremel is charging.
But yeah, I'd eat popcorn and watch me too.
Well, I thoroughly messed up my second bantam egg. I have plenty of spares, at least, left over from last summer.
All you people out there taking dremel tools to eggs? Unless you're freehand doodling with it, draw lines first!
I can probably salvage something from the carnage, though... don't...