Oarsome!
Trying to use up some of the wood that's laying around the place.Old reclaimed decking boards. Made up 4 dining tables and still enough to do one more.1.7m x 0.8mHopefully they'll sell and I can pay some bills. (Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
You wouldn't want to be stuck up the creek on your stand-up paddleboard without one of these...Timbers are Paulownia, Meranti and Cedar. This just has a cheater coat of epoxy and needs the blade and lower part of the shaft glassed then a hot coat, thorough sanding and a few coats of varnish. Also needs to be cut to length to suit the user and a hand grip added to the end of the shaft. (Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)Such a long skinny thing is hard to photograph...Show contentThat's what she said.
For some reason I never spotted this thread until today. I enjoyed reading through it and seeing everyone's projects, and I'm looking forward to the future ones Here are a few of my recent and not-so-recent ones:1. Sideboard with carcass made from shuttering ply (cheap structural plywood), pine face frame and painted MDF back. The top is made from a couple of beaten-up old pine shelves.2. Pine chests with leather handles that I use to keep all my drill bits organised.3. Another small pine chest for odds and ends.4. A nixie tube clock in walnut, finished with amber shellac.
That's a beautiful piece of work
Very cool
I have neither the skill or the patience for anything like that P, I'm a 'lets put another nail in it' kinda Guy Hes bloody good with that router!