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I like 'em too. A bit dark for my domicile as my lounge can be gloomy when the sun don't shine!
They look just the ticket, and the carving lifts them too.

Nice work.

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I rather like those tables, very nice to see carved detail on the edge. What did you use to colour he Oak? [The main brown]

Thank you. It's a dark walnut water-soluble dye from WD Lockwood.

The tables are for a traditional library where all the furniture is quite dark, so hopefully these tables will suit the room.


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Thanks for the nice comments about the hanging basket ;) I had the colander for quite a while before I thought of how I could hang it. I've got a much smaller one that I'm trying to think of how to hang- kind of done the hammer thing now. Perhaps I should just pinch my work mates biggest chisel and drive that in the post :)

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:lol: :lol: It's a replica of this ...
 

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Probably not the best place to show this kind of work, but I have used wood lol.

I'm currently converting a Ford Transit Luton into a campervan/motor home. I've recently removed the roller shutter door (can't believe the weight in it), and studded out a frame and skinned it with 12mm ply.

I'll just link to the blog rather than fill this page with pics :)

http://www.myhousecanmove.com
 

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I got my phone all plumbed in the other night.
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It's a but odd having the camera recording all the time- especially going from the bathroom to bedroom morning and evening :eek:
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That'll have to wait until Christmas has been and gone ;)
Coley

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Wouldn't it be nice, she said, to remove the built in wardrobes and have some freestanding ones so that when we move we can take them with us?

This ended up being a full suite of bedroom furniture so we have hanging space with drawers under together with a chest of drawers and two bedside cabinets (not pictured). Hanging part is separate from drawer base.

All made from 22mm MR MDF rails/stiles and 9mm MDF panels. Drawers 12mm birch ply on full extension runners.







The hardwood 'trim' and tops for the chest of drawers/bedside cabinets plus door knobs is recycled fire station doors (teak). We decided to leave some of the old mortise and tenon joints showing as a reminder of it's past. Have to say it's beautiful grain.
 

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