Omega

So, so cool!

Sheila

Amazing precision as always.

The box is really cool.

That is a very small box, must have been some very careful cutting involved, very interesting, thanks for sharing

astounding you could work with such tiny pieces. My hat is off to you

WHOA !!!!!!!!!!!! Candyman , That one box is traveling at

170 Kilometers per hour !!!!! Why are your boxes so much faster than mine ?

You get the checker flag this time…...a real winner .

Im installing nitrous in my boxes….see you at green lights

Moment, LMAO

What did you use to cut the pieces with Martyn? Leave it to you to bring nanotech to LJ's. Incredible…Very, very cool

whoa…....professor…....someone has been making something for the incredible shrinking man…those are just cool….

Wow Martyn, your eyes must have been aching. Keep testing the boundaries, you are an inspiration.

Nice Martyn. I'll bet a kernel of corn won't fit in this one either, but where'e the banding?
On a more serious note, I bow to the greatest of the tiniest.

Brad, you won't believe this but I used my ELU contracor's saw (with zero clearance pieces), my homebuilt drum sander (invaluable), a magnifying lamp and a disc sander. All in my workshop profile or previous small box projects. Its not what you do its the way that you do it.

Thanks all. I enjoyed this one but I fear the law of diminishing returns is in operation here. The more I tackle this kind of thing the less I get out of it. Hence it being my last look at the land of the very small box.

Paul, I got more than one grain of rice in it though, four that is.

Hence the name Omega… this is the last of the small boxes… next you will engrave the Magna Carta on the lid…

Four grains -- That sounds about right.

Wow, that is hard to believe. However, with you Martyn, I know you're capable of just about anything. Fantastic little creation!

Man, Martyn… I worry about you sometimes…
That is some tiny build, but I have to wonder what's next… some fifth-dimensional work perhaps?
I've been sitting, staring at the size of that on a ruler… shaking my head…
Incredible Work my Friend!!

WOw Martyn!

Good that you continue the wood saving approach.

Sorry to tell you now, mine are bigger than yours.

I hope you have a box to hold your little boxes Martyn. I would absolutely hate to see that one get sucked up in a vacuum. You set your flag in the Microcosm. When you start working on the Macrocosm let me know. I would happily plant a forest on your behalf

Martyn, maybe you should start in on grains of salt, to make the work easier- they're already cubes, you just need to machine out the insides and…naw, never mind. =^D

Mike, my fascination with the world of small boxes is waning so I think I'm safe.

Fernando, thats the point. Sometimes less is more.

David, Ive started designing something bigger. Now about that forest…..........

Jack, you may laugh but at school, when I was 7, I grew a copper sulphate crystal 2" long. Sort of lozenge shaped and very blue.

micro mini, but very largely kool…