Post a photo of the last thing you made

[duke]

As soon as you get rid of them you will need them.

 

[duke]

Nice and sleek clamp rack compared to my mess.

 

[Graham Brazier]

Made these out of redwood
Including the T&G boards 1900x1900mm each

 

[duke]

Nice, interesting morticer you have, can we see more of it.

 

[Bumble]

A small box made form Japanese cedar (possibly) construction waste. I picked up about fifty metres of the stuff, so plenty more box making practice!

I also picked up about five metres of oak from a different construction site (now I'm quite famous locally for being the odd guy that rumages through bins on construction sites) but wanted to practice first on the cedar.

 

[Fitzroy]

A small box made form Japanese cedar (possibly) construction waste. I picked up about fifty metres of the stuff, so plenty more box making practice!

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I also picked up about five metres of oak from a different construction site (now I'm quite famous locally for being the odd guy that rumages through bins on construction sites) but wanted to practice first on the cedar.

Lovely timber and lovely sharp lines on the box you made, especially impressive with wood that can be a little soft.

 

[Graham Brazier]

Nice, interesting morticer you have, can we see more of it.

Hi Duke
It’s a mortise jig for door locks but you can buy different size cutters and rods for deeper mortises

Std jig does 100mm deep
Mortises which was perfect for this job think up to 170mm deep
Comes with x3 cutters
And you can buy different adaptors for off set mortises /locks also

SOUBER DBB MORTICE LOCK FITTING JIG (JIG1)

 

[duke]

Hi Duke
It’s a mortise jig for door locks but you can buy different size cutters and rods for deeper mortises

Std jig does 100mm deep
Mortises which was perfect for this job think up to 170mm deep
Comes with x3 cutters
And you can buy different adaptors for off set mortises /locks also

SOUBER DBB MORTICE LOCK FITTING JIG (JIG1)

Thanks, I'll try to find one over here.

 

[Bumble]

Lovely timber and lovely sharp lines on the box you made, especially impressive with wood that can be a little soft.

Thank you for the compliment. I think the picture flatters the piece; it actually has more gaps than a small insurance market. I'm working on improving my marking!