Does anyone remember color plans for a sushi serving platter that appeared in one of magazines a few years ago? I've found the one from Woodcraft Magazine (2007) but the plans I'm looking for had an open, grate-like top with angled feet. I'm sure I have the magazine - I just can't find which issue. Any help will be appreciated.
Perhaps this one:
Wow -- 12+ years ago. No wonder I couldn't find it, I've been looking in the past 5 or 6 years.
Thanks again!
Oops. I hope that was a typo and not a math error -- should be 22 years. Now I really feel old.
er Perhaps this one:
Hmm, interesti ng design.
Trivia: The traditional sushi serving block is called a Geta. This comes fr= om the name of Geshia's wooden sandles that have the same configuration plu= s some straps. Geta is somehow the Japanese word that they think mimicks th= e sound the sandles make. I would call it a clomp-clomp but whatever. If yo= ur sushi ever tastes like feet, maybe they are actually using a Geta. P.S. = I post this comment about once a year, whenever sushi serving blocks are me= ntioned to prove how smart I am.
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