V vinnie_chip Established Member Joined 21 Oct 2012 Messages 125 Reaction score 0 Location corby 16 Mar 2014 #1 Hi everyone, started posting pics of this on the finishing forum but thought I should show it on here from start to finish.. hope you like it.. Attachments IMAG0182.jpg 83.5 KB IMAG0183.jpg 75.2 KB
Hi everyone, started posting pics of this on the finishing forum but thought I should show it on here from start to finish.. hope you like it..
V vinnie_chip Established Member Joined 21 Oct 2012 Messages 125 Reaction score 0 Location corby 16 Mar 2014 #2 After ripping the elm in half.. Attachments IMAG0237.jpg 90.3 KB IMAG0238.jpg 90.5 KB
V vinnie_chip Established Member Joined 21 Oct 2012 Messages 125 Reaction score 0 Location corby 16 Mar 2014 #3 These are the sections i decided to use.. Attachments IMAG0306 (362x640).jpg 175.3 KB
V vinnie_chip Established Member Joined 21 Oct 2012 Messages 125 Reaction score 0 Location corby 16 Mar 2014 #4 After planing up the sycamore.. Attachments IMAG0308.jpg 59.6 KB
V vinnie_chip Established Member Joined 21 Oct 2012 Messages 125 Reaction score 0 Location corby 16 Mar 2014 #5 The customer wanted me to include some little bowties in the design somewhere.. Attachments IMAG0322.jpg 109 KB
V vinnie_chip Established Member Joined 21 Oct 2012 Messages 125 Reaction score 0 Location corby 16 Mar 2014 #6 Little elm bowties before chopping them in.. (it was the only place i could think where to put them) Attachments IMAG0323.jpg 72.7 KB IMAG0337.jpg 72.6 KB IMAG0361.jpg 77.9 KB IMAG0366.jpg 89.4 KB IMAG0369.jpg 88.8 KB
V vinnie_chip Established Member Joined 21 Oct 2012 Messages 125 Reaction score 0 Location corby 16 Mar 2014 #7 The finished mirror, finished in (elm) osmo polyx oil, (sycamore) liberon beeswax. Attachments WP_20140316_008.jpg 104.5 KB
G gasman Established Member Joined 14 Nov 2006 Messages 1,011 Reaction score 337 Location Near Oxford 16 Mar 2014 #8 what lovely wood - and you have done it justice wel done cheers Mark
C Charlie Woody Established Member Joined 10 Dec 2010 Messages 871 Reaction score 0 Location West Devon 16 Mar 2014 #9 Very nice, bet the customer was very pleased. Just wondering how you ripped the elm boards when there was no straight edges?
Very nice, bet the customer was very pleased. Just wondering how you ripped the elm boards when there was no straight edges?
W Woodmonkey Established Member Joined 23 Nov 2013 Messages 1,753 Reaction score 32 Location Bristol 16 Mar 2014 #10 I was also wondering how you resawed that elm, you must have one big bandsaw
G Grahamshed Established Member Joined 14 Apr 2012 Messages 3,066 Reaction score 3 Location Oxfordish 17 Mar 2014 #11 That is a good looking mirror and the elm is lovely. Well done.
M morfa Established Member Joined 7 Sep 2012 Messages 823 Reaction score 4 Location Bridgend 17 Mar 2014 #12 Looks lovely. The bowties have come out well also. But the main thing is the lovely wood. Excellent job.
Looks lovely. The bowties have come out well also. But the main thing is the lovely wood. Excellent job.
V vinnie_chip Established Member Joined 21 Oct 2012 Messages 125 Reaction score 0 Location corby 17 Mar 2014 #13 The place I bought the wood from (englishhardwoods.com) has a big resaw bandsaw jobbie so wasn't a problem ripping it in half..
The place I bought the wood from (englishhardwoods.com) has a big resaw bandsaw jobbie so wasn't a problem ripping it in half..
NickWelford So many tools, so little to show Joined 6 Sep 2006 Messages 1,124 Reaction score 28 Location South Lincolnshire. UK 17 Mar 2014 #14 vinnie_chip":2eg8h5mn said: The place I bought the wood from (englishhardwoods.com) has a big resaw bandsaw jobbie so wasn't a problem ripping it in half.. Click to expand... www.englishhardwoods.co.uk Lovely piece of work
vinnie_chip":2eg8h5mn said: The place I bought the wood from (englishhardwoods.com) has a big resaw bandsaw jobbie so wasn't a problem ripping it in half.. Click to expand... www.englishhardwoods.co.uk Lovely piece of work