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Made 19 of these with my kids as gifts for their teachers...

I thought they were just a nice little gift... their teachers thought they were special because unlike the tonnes of chocolates and bottles of wine they had, the kids had put effort into them.

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Those Christmas trees are great. Getting kids to make something it very satisfying for them (and for you no doubt)

Last thing I made : 2 boxes for my kids' first tool kits which they'll be getting as Christmas presents.

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I used a technique of printing a mirror image of the text onto the shiny side of some label backing paper and then using this to transfer onto the ply (more detail in this thread -> lettering-for-toolbox-birch-ply-t84863.html)

Cheers
Mark
 
spiderlane":1qclszs0 said:
Those Christmas trees are great. Getting kids to make something it very satisfying for them (and for you no doubt)

Last thing I made : 2 boxes for my kids' first tool kits which they'll be getting as Christmas presents.

IMG_0354.jpg

IMG_0357.jpg


I used a technique of printing a mirror image of the text onto the shiny side of some label backing paper and then using this to transfer onto the ply (more detail in this thread -> lettering-for-toolbox-birch-ply-t84863.html)

Cheers
Mark
Mark the letterings turned out better than I thought it would, I follow Steve Ramsey on YouTube, when I first saw him do this I was going to make wine/port/whiskey boxes for chrsitmas with the recipients name on, unfortunately time was against me, had I known it would have looked as good I would have found the time.

Merry Christmas

Baldhead
 
Hi Dodge,
That's a super bookcase you have made. I have plans to make a bookcase in Sapeli. It would be first venture with this species. Is the grain difficult to work? I've read it is a very hard wood.
Regards,
John
 
John15":g3kqtcls said:
Hi Dodge,
That's a super bookcase you have made. I have plans to make a bookcase in Sapeli. It would be first venture with this species. Is the grain difficult to work? I've read it is a very hard wood.
Regards,
John

PM Sent John
 
Baldhead":22eojubp said:
Dodge":22eojubp said:
Last commission of the year just finished and ready for delivery on Monday - A large Sapele fitted bookcase.

Nice to see you back Rog, I knew you couldn't keep away :wink:

Nice bookcase too.

Merry Christmas

Baldhead

Still lurking in the background Baldhead :wink:

Just been ridiculously busy over the last few months
 
Made these for my Grandmother.
M+T construction for the frames with grooves/dados for the panels. All held together with polyurethane glue.
Painted with 2K paint and primer.
Long ones are approx 7 foot short one is 4 foot.
Spruce/whitewood and plywood.


 
Starting to look a bit like a bookcase now. Although I wish I'd just bought a Kindle instead

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First box I've ever made; to house a Makita plane which I bought new from eBay
MDF 9 mm; I made a groove with router to take base of box, finished off with water-based paint left over from bedroom project

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Dodge":3vvnf9ss said:
Last commission of the year just finished and ready for delivery on Monday - A large Sapele fitted bookcase.


Very classy, very much like the curved ends =D>
 
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