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I made this for my wife's nephew and his partner. They are having their first baby later in the year. It does need one more rub-down and final coat but I just thought I would take the photographs while the sun was out. It's made from reclaimed brand new oak kitchen cabinet doors which were never installed at my friends house and a couple of long pieces I had lying around. An 800x400x50mm mattress is on order.
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Just seen this - really great work! I’ve tried searching for a book titled ‘woodworking projects’ but can’t find any.. do you have the author’s name by any chance?

Thanks very much in advance
 
A piece of walnut gifted to me by our tree surgeon has been sat on my shelf for a few months now and today it called to me so I found a centre and took it to the bandsaw the split between solid and softer light wood kept this one out of balance the whole time but I managed to get clean enough cuts that any minor marks left behind were easily sanded out, finished with abrasive wax then diamond hard wax, absolutely in love with this one.
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A piece of walnut gifted to me by our tree surgeon has been sat on my shelf for a few months now and today it called to me so I found a centre and took it to the bandsaw the split between solid and softer light wood kept this one out of balance the whole time but I managed to get clean enough cuts that any minor marks left behind were easily sanded out, finished with abrasive wax then diamond hard wax, absolutely in love with this one.
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Plenty of character in it mate, looks good
 
A piece of walnut gifted to me by our tree surgeon has been sat on my shelf for a few months now and today it called to me so I found a centre and took it to the bandsaw the split between solid and softer light wood kept this one out of balance the whole time but I managed to get clean enough cuts that any minor marks left behind were easily sanded out, finished with abrasive wax then diamond hard wax, absolutely in love with this one.
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Spectacular grain and colour. Very nice work. Makes me want to try turning; pity I have no space for a lathe.
PS: does the chap in the background have a name?
 
A piece of walnut gifted to me by our tree surgeon has been sat on my shelf for a few months now and today it called to me so I found a centre and took it to the bandsaw the split between solid and softer light wood kept this one out of balance the whole time but I managed to get clean enough cuts that any minor marks left behind were easily sanded out, finished with abrasive wax then diamond hard wax, absolutely in love with this one.
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Stig, looks really nice and specially like the finish and the rings that you cut in the bottom. Nice touch. What did Jason think of it? 🤔🤔🤔
 
I like the book holder. That was always the issue with reading in the bath; the book would get wet or my arms would get tired. Singing in the shower is a good alternative. :giggle:
 
Apparently we needed one of these! A bath tray.... We have used the bath twice in 18 months.....i think she just wants to put a plant on it if I'm honest.

Made from old oak decking boards I bought of eBay. Hard wax oil finish.

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You have me intrigued now, nice work by the way but I have to ask would you not forget what page you last read 18 months ago? and what is the slot and hole for please?
 
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