Post a photo of the last thing you made

[nev]

OK I didnt quite make it, but I did cut a few bits of wood and stuck a few domino(e)s and a few screws in

 

[RogerP]

Lots of small stuff. This is the last ... for the moment

 

[Chrispy]

Well OK iI'll be tthe first, its not wooden but I did grow harvest and string them tonight, the string bit that is.

 

[JonnyD]

Some blue cupboards nearly finished

Cheers

Jon

 

[WoodMangler]

Shelves and spice racks for the kitchen. The wall behind them is cob, to which nothing stays attached, hence the legs at the near end for support. The lowest shelf is wider with two slatted inserts, for cooling bread and cakes where the dog can't reach them.

 

[Fatboy]

I needed a new drawer cabinet in the garage but decided to see how cheap I could make one from a spare kitchen cabinet, offcuts of veneer mdf and odds and ends of oak hanging around. Had to buy 6 handles and not quite enough ply to finish the two bottom drawers so it won't get finished until next week

 

[Fatboy]

Here you go Chrispy, this is what they'd look like grown from wood :lol:

 

[Doris]

Bandsaw box for my youngest daughter.

I am still making my workbench!

What size bandsaw blade did you have one your bandsaw to cut out that box?

 

[Hardwood66]

My last side table, sort of an Art Deco feel in walnut and rippled sycamore

what do you think?


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[RogerM]

Nice. Lovely use of contrasting woods.

 

[Tim_H]

Doris,

In answer to your question about my heart shaped bandsaw box, I used my Burgess bandsaw to cut out the exterior and my scroll saw for the middle. I think it was a half inch blade, I should have used the smaller more flexible quarter inch, but I was lazy and did not change it. I think I would have been able to get a better curve if I had.

Keeping to the intent of this thread the last thing I made, which is finished! was this scroll saw unicorn jigsaw in oak, which has been posted in a scroll sawing thread, also for my daughter.

 

[RogerM]

Our kitchen! The octagonal table is just a temporary "jobbie" cobbled together from bits of old worktop and some scrap MFC and 4 x 2. A final version with a wrap around corner settee will be next winters project. Also need to make some spice drawers for the top of the dresser unit.

In the meantime there is a garden to relandscape.

 

[Noggsy]

There is some stunning work posted here!

This is the latest thing I made - it's a way for my daughter to safely pull herself up and was inspired by her pulling a table over on top of her;

 

[Walney Col]

A tiny belt, dome, and disc sander for intarsia pieces. It's powered by a 60W motor from a floor-standing fan and works surprisingly well.

 

[Racers]

Spoon!

Spoon! by maddpete, on Flickr

Cherry, axe, knife, crook knife, and wax.

10/10 if you get the joke, think cartoon.

Pete

 

[undergroundhunter]

Made this for the wife yesterday. My first real dovetails.

Matt

 

[Racers]

Good fitting dovetails, better than my first attempt.

Pete

 

[Phill joiner]

Just fitted this. Bit OTT but the client loved it.

 

[morfa]

Just fitted this. Bit OTT but the client loved it.

I love all that sort of ornate stuff as well. Looks good.

 

[Grazor]

A stand for my tablet. Very small scale but a fun couple of hours