Post a photo of the last thing you made

[Cabinetman]

Portfolio case for a photographer.

That’s very nicely done, particularly like the cut out bit for the handle which also stops it racking I suppose. Is it Cherry?
Ian

 

[--Tom--]

240mm chef knife in 52100, handle of boxwood and African Blackwood with a friction fit curly maple saya

 

[Stigmorgan]

Mud pit is finished apart from 1 more screw in the end of a deck board, battery ran out again, seem to manage about 20 holes through the timber into the blockwork. Hoping to get the sand pit finished this week ready for sand to arrive Monday.

 

[JSW]

Little canopy for an outside light made with offcuts from a recently erected fence, it's coated with Barrettine wood preserver as a test piece to see how durable it is

 

[scockram]

 

[Stigmorgan]

Both pits now finished, sand should be delivered Monday, just hope they come at a time I can take them round through the playgrounds, will take forever if I have to barrow it round.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

Little canopy for an outside light made with offcuts from a recently erected fence, it's coated with Barrettine wood preserver as a test piece to see how durable it is

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I assume it's mains not solar.

 

[paulrbarnard]

I’ve been back at my lads of late the builders left an awkward gap at the end of the bath 380mm wide, as with most modern houses storage is in short supply so it was decided on a full height cabinet to maximise this space.
After cutting panels to size & edge banding I figured it would be as easy to assemble the cabinet on site so I set up a couple of trestles in their kitchen & did the dominoing & drilling in there.

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All the parts were then taken up into the bathroom & screwed together with confirmat screws,I figured this would be the easiest way to assemble the cabinet in such a confined space especially as it had to be built upright.

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As the side of the unit faced into the bath & even though it the opposite end to the shower I thought it best to tile it, first lining it with Hardiebacker board.

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Grouted & sealed

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With push to open catches.

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Don’t you just hate it when you get those little cuts from big tiles? Drives me nuts.