EddieJ
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As a bit of fun I've been using any old junk wood or trees that I have knocking about, to make garden features and art work in the garden of the house that we are about to move to, and this leads me to the following.. Last week when I came into work, there had been a fresh delivery of timber and amongst the pile was this lovely curved piece that has a slight shake, so we can't use it.
Its about 4800mm long and has a girth of about 450mm. It occurred to me that rather than just log it up, I could find a couple more curved pieces and sink a massive sea serpent into the lawn!
I hunted through the back of our pile and have found a piece for the head, so the next job is to find a couple more, then get them home and have a play. I'm going to use slab wood for scales, but I'm open to any ideas or suggestions about the whole project!
This was last weekends bit of fun, made from off cuts of seasoned oak that I was throwing out!
More to follow.
Its about 4800mm long and has a girth of about 450mm. It occurred to me that rather than just log it up, I could find a couple more curved pieces and sink a massive sea serpent into the lawn!
I hunted through the back of our pile and have found a piece for the head, so the next job is to find a couple more, then get them home and have a play. I'm going to use slab wood for scales, but I'm open to any ideas or suggestions about the whole project!
This was last weekends bit of fun, made from off cuts of seasoned oak that I was throwing out!
More to follow.
