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jhwbigley":utzxkuti said:
billybuntus":utzxkuti said:
With reference to the recent 'lottery win' thread. Thats pretty much what I would build if I had 56m in the bank.

Enough room for all my hobbies and a car.

ps, what on earth do you do for a living and what does that sort of build cost?

ha, ha, i'm a student! :D

rich parents? Do they fancy adopting another child?
 
Didn't get on the job till bout 10, got the parts for one frame faced and edged, then thicknessed

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alot of shavings form three bits of wood... :shock:

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After cutting to length, marked out my joints.. had to use my craptastic mortice gauge as my best ones in college...

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Then i used my morticer to cut the bottom end of the bridle joint, leaving a bit to pare of to the knife line.

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Thats all i got chance to do today..

JHB
 
billybuntus":12swi25z said:
jhwbigley":12swi25z said:
billybuntus":12swi25z said:
With reference to the recent 'lottery win' thread. Thats pretty much what I would build if I had 56m in the bank.

Enough room for all my hobbies and a car.

ps, what on earth do you do for a living and what does that sort of build cost?

ha, ha, i'm a student! :D

rich parents? Do they fancy adopting another child?

:lol:
 
wizer":39siztu4 said:
get yerself a chip collector!

sounds a good idea :lol:

Got the joints finished of with a handsaw and pared back to the kinfe and gauge lines with chisels.

Its all glued up now, and will be a few weeks till im back..

JHB
 
Well here we go, got frame 1 outside and greened up ready to fit..

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Joints don’t look to bad..

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Bought a dust extractor, don’t have time to make any extraction hoods at this present moment..

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Planed up the timber for the next frame, and broke the handle on my planner fence :cry:

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Back to cutting some joints, first with a tenon saw with rip teeth, finishing off with a panel saw where it wouldn't reach..

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Then a bit of paring with some chisels..

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Got it all clamped up...

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And it FITS! :shock:

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JHB
 
There is no "I think that's bigger than my house"........ That "IS" bigger than my house! :lol:

Very nice indeed! when you hoping to get the toys moved in?
 
rocksteadyeddy":2x5yu0cv said:
There is no "I think that's bigger than my house"........ That "IS" bigger than my house! :lol:

Very nice indeed! when you hoping to get the toys moved in?

:lol:

Well It's 'bout ready for plastering (the lack of door will help it dry out :lol: ) i'm hoping by late summer to be moved, or moving in.

Being in full time education up north kinda hinders progress..

JHB
 
Yeah, it just drops in where the normal tool rest goes , but the normal tool rest is missing, might make one.

nice and solid compared to my sip, cant wait to get it cleaned up and give it a run in the summer.
 
Well I had a bit of time today, so I pulled my finger out on got on with my doors!....
There’s the first pair, a lot more work yet, but just wanted to make sure they fitted!....
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Here is one half of the second pair of doors in the metal shop...

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Also got all the wood cut to rough lengths for the cladding...

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Can’t find my radio now.....

JHB
 
Got a bit more done.
Here one of the doors showing completed metalwork, ready for paint...
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Got some of hinges...
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Got nearly all my wood faced and edged, till my planer played up again.....
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That’s it for now!

JHB
 
Well I thought I’d report progress.
Here is one of the doors primed and celotex board fitted.
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Some of the cladding all thicknessed
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Some with the rebate added
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Now with the chamfer added
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Routing the chamfers
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Who needs bench dogs!
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First lot greened up
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Got some undercoat on my frames
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Looking good with some plaster on
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Like my new extractor bags?
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Sorry for not updating my progress, but time has been somewhat limited by being in two places at once...
I do have a few more wip photos of construction but i’ll not bore you.
Here is the view of the back of the workshop, the border has been ripped out and filled with top soil so it can be grassed right up to the back wall.
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Started on second fix too
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So here we go, first pair of doors clad and undercoated
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The frames that they will be hung onto have already been top coated and masticed in, so i just need to top coat the doors and I’m ready to fit them...

Hopefully get back on them in a month at the latest, and also move some(new) machines in :D



JH
 

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