MorrisWoodman12
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Doesn't the folding feature also make it easier to make? Fewer joints.
Hi Joedo you have any plans you would be willing to share for this?
Thank you for your praise, to be honest when I get a commission to make something, other than considering the cost and method of construction I don't question the clients reasons, but In this case the client has a small garden, and wanted something that could easily be put out of the way and without taking up a lot of space in winter.beautiful work, I'm curious about the folding feature, I can't imagine many scenarios where I'd want that on an outdoor bench?
There are nominally less joints, but not sure I'd say any easier to make, things have to line up in order for it to work.Doesn't the folding feature also make it easier to make? Fewer joints.
Fantastic. Why smokers chair? Is there some characteristic that makes it ideal for smoking?Made a smokers bow chair from the Jack Hill's country chair book plans. Elm for seat and arms and beech for the spindles.
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Fantastic. Why smokers chair? Is there some characteristic that makes it ideal for smoking?
I like the kitchen, very well put together.I finished this job this morning......True Handless style kitchen.
I made all the cabinets, doors and panels.
Door / Panel material is from a Spanish company called Alvic and is from their Cuzco Luxe range of Hi Gloss MDF boards.
Base units are 780mm high + 100mm plinth
Appliances are all Siemens, apart from the Wine Cooler which was the customers own from their previous kitchen that I did for them 11 years ago in their previous house.
Worktops & upstands are Black Pearl Granite, Sink is from Blanco, Tap is from Quooker, all Glass & mirror splashbacks are from Contempo Glass up in Yorkshire.
The most challenging part of the job was building the subframe for and attaching & bending the 0.8mm thick Stainless Steel curved Island end panel.
Customer is well happy, so that's all that matters in the end...
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Top knotchI finished this job this morning......True Handless style kitchen.
I made all the cabinets, doors and panels.
Door / Panel material is from a Spanish company called Alvic and is from their Cuzco Luxe range of Hi Gloss MDF boards.
Base units are 780mm high + 100mm plinth
Appliances are all Siemens, apart from the Wine Cooler which was the customers own from their previous kitchen that I did for them 11 years ago in their previous house.
Worktops & upstands are Black Pearl Granite, Sink is from Blanco, Tap is from Quooker, all Glass & mirror splashbacks are from Contempo Glass up in Yorkshire.
The most challenging part of the job was building the subframe for and attaching & bending the 0.8mm thick Stainless Steel curved Island end panel.
Customer is well happy, so that's all that matters in the end...
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Absolutely beautiful. I have been meaning to make something similar for far too long. This is an inspiration.My missus volunteered me to make a backgammon board as a 70th birthday gift for my FIL. White oak, sapele and walnut. I didn't make the counters or the dice. This is the first thing I've made which I've been sad to give away!
OOOOF - that is quality. Always better though when a component is from God's own county. ;-)I finished this job this morning......True Handless style kitchen.
I made all the cabinets, doors and panels.
Door / Panel material is from a Spanish company called Alvic and is from their Cuzco Luxe range of Hi Gloss MDF boards.
Base units are 780mm high + 100mm plinth
Appliances are all Siemens, apart from the Wine Cooler which was the customers own from their previous kitchen that I did for them 11 years ago in their previous house.
Worktops & upstands are Black Pearl Granite, Sink is from Blanco, Tap is from Quooker, all Glass & mirror splashbacks are from Contempo Glass up in Yorkshire.
The most challenging part of the job was building the subframe for and attaching & bending the 0.8mm thick Stainless Steel curved Island end panel.
That's very kind of you to say, thank you!Absolutely beautiful. I have been meaning to make something similar for far too long. This is an inspiration.
Looks to be well tidy and organised! Keep an eye on them when they come to change the meter, I wouldn’t put it past them to change all the pipe work so your bits won’t fit.So it started out as a simple clean up ready for tomorrow's landlord inspection, next thing I know I've ripped everything out of the garage and rearranged the makerspace, I was getting annoyed with the kitchen cupboards, they took up too much space and didn't offer enough shelving in return so I removed them and put up more of the metal verticals seeing as I've emptied out 2 cupboards in school freeing up a dozen lengths plus brackets and shelves, once these were up I placed the lathe in a better position than it was and built a shelf that fits just under the metal shelf on my stand and another just under the lathe rails, fitted a length of 4x1.5 and drilled it out to hold my gouges, scrapers etc then a couple of shelves another that, next is to move all the wood from above the worktop by the bandsaw over to the shelving above the lathe then I can put my consumables and embellishments etc above the worktop, still a lot to do and only 2 weeks to get it done so the schools gas meter can be upgraded without my stuff being in the way.
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At worst they might have to adjust the height of the bracket the meter sits on, aside from that there isn't much they can changeLooks to be well tidy and organised! Keep an eye on them when they come to change the meter, I wouldn’t put it past them to change all the pipe work so your bits won’t fit.
Ian
Ian
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