White Horse Inn, Metamora, MI

Saw this Floor 165 Year old Inn

Yeah, can be difficult to find a straight tree around here, too.

one of Luke Skywalkers speeders

CrazyNeutrino said:

one of Luke Skywalkers speeders

Blimey all that work, all that time and effort, all that attention to detail by an obvious fanatic and yet he gets the steering wheel on the wrong side.

CrazyNeutrino said:

one of Luke Skywalkers speeders

!http://i.imgur.com/eMlzmr8.jpg

can you imagine that in a crash.. there’d be toothpicks everywhere

Peak Warming Man said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

one of Luke Skywalkers speeders

Blimey all that work, all that time and effort, all that attention to detail by an obvious fanatic and yet he gets the steering wheel on the wrong side.

snort

More Wood Work

Wood Stairs

Solved it, the rear brakes were locked on, so I hit it with a hammer, fixed that.
Now it wont start, probably flooded.

Peak Warming Man said:

Solved it, the rear brakes were locked on, so I hit it with a hammer, fixed that.
Now it wont start, probably flooded.

You broke it. Also – wrong thread.

CrazyNeutrino said:

Wood Stairs

Nup. I need a handrail.

Peak Warming Man said:

Solved it, the rear brakes were locked on, so I hit it with a hammer, fixed that.
Now it wont start, probably flooded.

If you can’t fix it with a hammer, you got an electrical problem…

Handsawing giant trees

Before the chain saws were invented, the timber industry in the United States and Canada was an occupation which posed serious challenges to its workers and we are only talking about 125 years ago. In the Northwest, on the Pacific coast there were forests full of giant trees and cutting of these trees was done by hand.

must have been a similar thing here in Australia in the early days

chainsaw competition today

CrazyNeutrino said:

Handsawing giant trees

Before the chain saws were invented, the timber industry in the United States and Canada was an occupation which posed serious challenges to its workers and we are only talking about 125 years ago. In the Northwest, on the Pacific coast there were forests full of giant trees and cutting of these trees was done by hand.

must have been a similar thing here in Australia in the early days

chainsaw competition today

It certainly was. they’d cut a slot in the trunk and slip a board into it. stand on the board and cut another slot higher up, slip a board into it by this method clim the tree to trim off branches abd cut the top off before they came down and cut the tree into lengths as they came down.

CrazyNeutrino said:

Handsawing giant trees

Before the chain saws were invented, the timber industry in the United States and Canada was an occupation which posed serious challenges to its workers and we are only talking about 125 years ago. In the Northwest, on the Pacific coast there were forests full of giant trees and cutting of these trees was done by hand.

must have been a similar thing here in Australia in the early days

chainsaw competition today

http://fadlmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/aaw/clips/timber_bb.mp4

It certainly was. they’d cut a slot in the trunk and slip a board into it. stand on the board and cut another slot higher up, slip a board into it by this method clim the tree to trim off branches abd cut the top off before they came down and cut the tree into lengths as they came down.

—-

On the boards..

https://www.flickr.com/photos/shelton_wa/414324989

I’ve got some big stumps down near the creek with slots still visible.

Wobble chess set

Socci desk from 1800s

A Collection of Wood Pipes

CrazyNeutrino said:

A Collection of Wood Pipes

Abominations!!!

Pipes are made from briar.

Nothing else. Period.

sibeen said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

A Collection of Wood Pipes

Abominations!!!

Pipes are made from briar.

Nothing else. Period.

Clay pipes were once all the rage. Archaeologists use the style as good dating evidence.

party_pants said:

sibeen said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

A Collection of Wood Pipes

Abominations!!!

Pipes are made from briar.

Nothing else. Period.

Clay pipes were once all the rage. Archaeologists use the style as good dating evidence.

…and the civilisations that supported this folly no longer exist.

Proof positive.

sibeen said:

party_pants said:

sibeen said:

Abominations!!!

Pipes are made from briar.

Nothing else. Period.

Clay pipes were once all the rage. Archaeologists use the style as good dating evidence.

…and the civilisations that supported this folly no longer exist.

Proof positive.

Tish and pish! France, England, Spain, the Netherlands etc still exist .

Oh, I clicked on this thinking it would be the MMBW wooden water pipes. Very old. Sort of like barrels with wire wound round and round and round. There are some remnants in Mum’s garden that Dad salvaged 25-30 years ago or more when a pipe replacement thing was going on.

Sort of like this:

buffy said:

Sort of like this:

I suppose it works. But modern concrete or plastic pipes are so much easier to make.

party_pants said:

sibeen said:

party_pants said:

Clay pipes were once all the rage. Archaeologists use the style as good dating evidence.

…and the civilisations that supported this folly no longer exist.

Proof positive.

Tish and pish! France, England, Spain, the Netherlands etc still exist .

Well the USA was into corn cob pipes, and they’re very close to having Trump as the republican nominee for President.

I rest ,y case, m’lurd.

sibeen said:

party_pants said:

sibeen said:

…and the civilisations that supported this folly no longer exist.

Proof positive.

Tish and pish! France, England, Spain, the Netherlands etc still exist .

Well the USA was into corn cob pipes, and they’re very close to having Trump as the republican nominee for President.

I rest ,y case, m’lurd.

You case-rester!

Easter Egg Box

Magic Cabinet

CrazyNeutrino said:

Magic Cabinet

Is good, is nice, but is against my design principles.

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Magic Cabinet

Is good, is nice, but is against my design principles.

KIS?

poikilotherm said:

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Magic Cabinet

Is good, is nice, but is against my design principles.

KIS?

Having things hidden or pretending they are something they are not.

party_pants said:

poikilotherm said:

party_pants said:

Is good, is nice, but is against my design principles.

KIS?

Having things hidden or pretending they are something they are not.

Im going to have a secret room with a bookcase

it will just be a book nook

Spalted Maple & Opalescent resin beer tap handle

Bay Laurel coffee table

Caribbean Rosewood/Glowing resin shifter knob

Made another thing out of pallets. This is.

laser cut wooden box

CrazyNeutrino said:

laser cut wooden box

yeah, is nice enough.

CrazyNeutrino said:

nup.

wood and motorised road vehicles is against my sense of the rules.

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

nup.

wood and motorised road vehicles is against my sense of the rules.

stumpy_seahorse said:

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://eandt.theiet.org/magazine/2012/09/images/640_vespa.jpg

nup.

wood and motorised road vehicles is against my sense of the rules.

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/1b/68/04/1b6804aac637e1503859689c847e0c80.jpg

Shocking. Even Santa wouldn’t ride in one of them. Awful.

Wooden Bathtub

Bookcase

Bed

Kitchen Cabinet

CrazyNeutrino said:

Wooden Bathtub

Bookcase

Bed

Kitchen Cabinet

yes
yes
yes
heavens above – I’d better check my blood sugar levels – I feel wobbly.

CrazyNeutrino said:

Can’t you see I love you
please don’t break my heart in two
that’s not hard to do
because I don’t
…. something something.

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Can’t you see I love you
please don’t break my heart in two
that’s not hard to do
because I don’t
…. something something.

p_p’s got wood

stumpy_seahorse said:

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.ofdesign.net/wp-content/uploads/files/6/4/2/ideas-of-modern-furniture-and-original-wooden-for-study-3-642.jpg

Can’t you see I love you
please don’t break my heart in two
that’s not hard to do
because I don’t
…. something something.

p_p’s got wood

Open up my chest and take what you like
Open up my chest if you like
I’ve got nothing to hide
Cut open my heart and turn on the light
Cut open my heartache if you like
I’ve got nothing to hide

She’s made of wood and she’s got no heart.

but it is very well done. Many many hours of work. I love the pattern of the grain in the heel and big toe.

CrazyNeutrino said:

!http://www.ofdesign.net/wp-content/uploads/files/6/4/2/ideas-of-modern-furniture-and-original-wooden-for-study-3-642.jpg

She’s a bit grainy.

The Swimmer

I am still in the dog house for using the old kitchen table to make this fabulous Telecaster body.

stumpy_seahorse said:

I am still in the dog house for using the old kitchen table to make this fabulous Telecaster body.

With a rack, you could drop the guitar back in and cool kebabs on the neck.

Who Doesn’t Like Secret Compartments?

CrazyNeutrino said:

That’s not what I meant when I asked for a “chest of drawers”. There’s an extra drawer in the booty as well. But it’s missing an arm. Can be yours for just £8,300.00

CrazyNeutrino said:

Caribbean Rosewood/Glowing resin shifter knob

more glowing wooden shifter knobs

My custom glowing cedar shifter knob is complete!

http://imgur.com/gallery/pBhFV

Just some dining tables.

DIY Crate Entertainment Center

I built a World Map dining room table.

this would be a fun table to build

I’d have sun, moon and ISS positions displayed as moving LED lights

CrazyNeutrino said:

I built a World Map dining room table.

this would be a fun table to build

I’d have sun, moon and ISS positions displayed as moving LED lights

Not too bad. The table top is more artwork than woodwork IMHO. Probably for those possessed of near infinite patience.

I have a plan for a coffee table with a glass top and a world map underneath as in a display cabinet. I bought a world map but so far haven’t started on the project.

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I built a World Map dining room table.

this would be a fun table to build

I’d have sun, moon and ISS positions displayed as moving LED lights

Not too bad. The table top is more artwork than woodwork IMHO. Probably for those possessed of near infinite patience.

I have a plan for a coffee table with a glass top and a world map underneath as in a display cabinet. I bought a world map but so far haven’t started on the project.

Glass cube with a large Earth Globe would be cooler.

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I built a World Map dining room table.

this would be a fun table to build

I’d have sun, moon and ISS positions displayed as moving LED lights

Not too bad. The table top is more artwork than woodwork IMHO. Probably for those possessed of near infinite patience.

I have a plan for a coffee table with a glass top and a world map underneath as in a display cabinet. I bought a world map but so far haven’t started on the project.

I’ve seen a few good display cases like that

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I built a World Map dining room table.

this would be a fun table to build

I’d have sun, moon and ISS positions displayed as moving LED lights

Not too bad. The table top is more artwork than woodwork IMHO. Probably for those possessed of near infinite patience.

I have a plan for a coffee table with a glass top and a world map underneath as in a display cabinet. I bought a world map but so far haven’t started on the project.

You could laser cut the world map.

sibeen said:

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I built a World Map dining room table.

this would be a fun table to build

I’d have sun, moon and ISS positions displayed as moving LED lights

Not too bad. The table top is more artwork than woodwork IMHO. Probably for those possessed of near infinite patience.

I have a plan for a coffee table with a glass top and a world map underneath as in a display cabinet. I bought a world map but so far haven’t started on the project.

Glass cube with a large Earth Globe would be cooler.

But then it’s not wood-work any more, and falls outside my skill set.

The map I bought is printed on vinyl but made to look like old parchment of similar. It’s an old style world map.

CrazyNeutrino said:

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I built a World Map dining room table.

this would be a fun table to build

I’d have sun, moon and ISS positions displayed as moving LED lights

Not too bad. The table top is more artwork than woodwork IMHO. Probably for those possessed of near infinite patience.

I have a plan for a coffee table with a glass top and a world map underneath as in a display cabinet. I bought a world map but so far haven’t started on the project.

You could laser cut the world map.

Me personally? I don’t have a laser.

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

party_pants said:

Not too bad. The table top is more artwork than woodwork IMHO. Probably for those possessed of near infinite patience.

I have a plan for a coffee table with a glass top and a world map underneath as in a display cabinet. I bought a world map but so far haven’t started on the project.

You could laser cut the world map.

Me personally? I don’t have a laser.

you don’t deserve one. Probably cut the party out of your pants with it……..

party_pants said:

Me personally? I don’t have a laser.

I could lay London to a brick that you own at least a few.

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I built a World Map dining room table.

this would be a fun table to build

I’d have sun, moon and ISS positions displayed as moving LED lights

Not too bad. The table top is more artwork than woodwork IMHO. Probably for those possessed of near infinite patience.

I have a plan for a coffee table with a glass top and a world map underneath as in a display cabinet. I bought a world map but so far haven’t started on the project.

——

Not much space for the penguins there, or if you are Greg Hunt; walruses.

sibeen said:

party_pants said:

Me personally? I don’t have a laser.

I could lay London to a brick that you own at least a few.

Not a cutting laser.

sibeen said:

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I built a World Map dining room table.

this would be a fun table to build

I’d have sun, moon and ISS positions displayed as moving LED lights

Not too bad. The table top is more artwork than woodwork IMHO. Probably for those possessed of near infinite patience.

I have a plan for a coffee table with a glass top and a world map underneath as in a display cabinet. I bought a world map but so far haven’t started on the project.

Glass cube with a large Earth Globe would be cooler.

Yes, rotating invisible etched glass and lasers could display planet and satellite information, via an arduino

party_pants said:

sibeen said:

party_pants said:

Me personally? I don’t have a laser.

I could lay London to a brick that you own at least a few.

Not a cutting laser.

Just the dazzly ones that reflect off the mirror balls in your pants right?

party_pants said:

sibeen said:

party_pants said:

Me personally? I don’t have a laser.

I could lay London to a brick that you own at least a few.

Not a cutting laser.

I’d like one,

but I’ve nowhere to keep the shark…

stumpy_seahorse said:

party_pants said:

sibeen said:

I could lay London to a brick that you own at least a few.

Not a cutting laser.

I’d like one,

but I’ve nowhere to keep the shark…

you don’t have to keep a dolphin they come when you call………

Postpocelipse said:

party_pants said:

sibeen said:

I could lay London to a brick that you own at least a few.

Not a cutting laser.

Just the dazzly ones that reflect off the mirror balls in your pants right?

I’m going through that stage in life where I’m trying to phase out pants-wearing.

party_pants said:

Postpocelipse said:

party_pants said:

Not a cutting laser.

Just the dazzly ones that reflect off the mirror balls in your pants right?

I’m going through that stage in life where I’m trying to phase out pants-wearing.

yeah, but it’s hard to match a dress with workboots…

party_pants said:

Postpocelipse said:

party_pants said:

Not a cutting laser.

Just the dazzly ones that reflect off the mirror balls in your pants right?

I’m going through that stage in life where I’m trying to phase out pants-wearing.

Xander’s mother would approve.

stumpy_seahorse said:

party_pants said:

Postpocelipse said:

Just the dazzly ones that reflect off the mirror balls in your pants right?

I’m going through that stage in life where I’m trying to phase out pants-wearing.

yeah, but it’s hard to match a dress with workboots…

I’m going to make you pay for that further rib damage……

Postpocelipse said:

party_pants said:

Postpocelipse said:

Just the dazzly ones that reflect off the mirror balls in your pants right?

I’m going through that stage in life where I’m trying to phase out pants-wearing.

Xander’s mother would approve.

It’s coming up with an argument sufficient to convince the magistrate that is stopping me.

stumpy_seahorse said:

party_pants said:

Postpocelipse said:

Just the dazzly ones that reflect off the mirror balls in your pants right?

I’m going through that stage in life where I’m trying to phase out pants-wearing.

yeah, but it’s hard to match a dress with workboots…

Aunty Jack had no issues.

*Wonders how many will actually get that?

party_pants said:

Postpocelipse said:

party_pants said:

I’m going through that stage in life where I’m trying to phase out pants-wearing.

Xander’s mother would approve.

It’s coming up with an argument sufficient to convince the magistrate that is stopping me.

If you need to pee in public an police officer is still obligated to cover your dignity. If there isn’t one around it is the governments fault for poor funding…….

Aunty Jack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnEOr1MgwTM

• Wonders how many will actually get that?

Something about ripping arms off…

furious said:

• Wonders how many will actually get that?

Something about ripping arms off…

Flesh doesn’t rip it tears…..

sibeen said:

*Wonders how many will actually get that?

Not me, I was off in the shed sorting out some plastic sheeting in case rains.

Made a Coffee Table with a Sliding Top!

CrazyNeutrino said:

Made a Coffee Table with a Sliding Top!

nice. not bad.

p_p: Have you used Surien timber yet? It is Toona ciliata which is genetically identical and visually almost identical to Australian Red Cedar.

Michael V said:

p_p: Have you used Surien timber yet? It is Toona ciliata which is genetically identical and visually almost identical to Australian Red Cedar.

No sir. I’ve just been doing pine, meranti or jarrah so far.

party_pants said:

Michael V said:

p_p: Have you used Surien timber yet? It is Toona ciliata which is genetically identical and visually almost identical to Australian Red Cedar.

No sir. I’ve just been doing pine, meranti or jarrah so far.

Surien is relatively cheap and worth the effort. It is soft, but sands well to a plane, because of its fine grain. And (like Australian Red Cedar) it loves shellac, from matte finish right the way through to the super high gloss french polish finish.

If you’ve not used shellac, you should try it. It’s simple to prepare, use and repair. I love the stuff.

Michael V said:

If you’ve not used shellac, you should try it. It’s simple to prepare, use and repair. I love the stuff.

If you are comfortable with millions of beatles being killed just so you can have shiny wood.

I shall bear it in mind Mr V.

probably not going to do much more for the next few months. Looking at buying my own house now, perhaps when I move in I’ll have a better idea of what new pieces I need to make.

AwesomeO said:

Michael V said:

If you’ve not used shellac, you should try it. It’s simple to prepare, use and repair. I love the stuff.

If you are comfortable with millions of beatles being killed just so you can have shiny wood.

Renewable resource, fantastic.

AwesomeO said:

Michael V said:

If you’ve not used shellac, you should try it. It’s simple to prepare, use and repair. I love the stuff.

If you are comfortable with millions of beatles being killed just so you can have shiny wood.

yeah, why not. Fuck ‘em, they’re only beetles.

party_pants said:

I shall bear it in mind Mr V.

probably not going to do much more for the next few months. Looking at buying my own house now, perhaps when I move in I’ll have a better idea of what new pieces I need to make.

Buying! G’donya!

I had a little beetle
So that beetle was his name
And I called him Alexander
And he answered just the same
And I put him in a matchbox
And I kept him all the day
But nanny let my beetle out
Yes nanny let my beetle out
She went and let my beetle out
And beetle ran away…….

That’s a career for someone wanting a new direction in life….beetle farming for shellac production!

Ha! Milne via Safka.

AwesomeO said:

Michael V said:

If you’ve not used shellac, you should try it. It’s simple to prepare, use and repair. I love the stuff.

If you are comfortable with millions of beatles being killed just so you can have shiny wood.

But there is only two left, and let’s face it, they probably haven’t got long.

sibeen said:

AwesomeO said:

Michael V said:

If you’ve not used shellac, you should try it. It’s simple to prepare, use and repair. I love the stuff.

If you are comfortable with millions of beatles being killed just so you can have shiny wood.

But there is only two left, and let’s face it, they probably haven’t got long.

Old codgers, eh?

Wont anybody think of the Beatles

CrazyNeutrino said:

Wont anybody think of the Beatles

I’m pretty sure that MV and I just did.

CrazyNeutrino said:

Wont anybody think of the Beatles

Norwegian Wood?

Isn’t it good?

Michael V said:

Isn’t it good?

I looked around and I noticed there wasn’t a chair.

party_pants said:

Michael V said:

Isn’t it good?

I looked around and I noticed there wasn’t a chair.

Boris probably stole it.

did not.

sibeen said:

party_pants said:

Michael V said:

Isn’t it good?

I looked around and I noticed there wasn’t a chair.

Boris probably stole it.

Or stumpy – practising with his left-handed circular saw.

shellac is really hard work to apply. and it isn’t a durable finish in some regards. looks nice though.

Michael V said:

Isn’t it good?

Nice one

party_pants said:

Michael V said:

Isn’t it good?

I looked around and I noticed there wasn’t a chair.

I collect chairs.

Bentwood, folke palssons, doll’s chairs…

Actually, it seems few beetles die; they are not deliberately killed for shellac anyway. It is an exudate from the beetles.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shellac

All beetles die. Not all beetles truly live.

The cochineal beetle dies for dye.

ChrispenEvan said:

shellac is really hard work to apply. and it isn’t a durable finish in some regards. looks nice though.

Not at all difficult. Brush it on. 4 coats over 10 minutes gives a lovely matt finish. 10 coats gives a great semi-gloss finish. French polishing is difficult and time consuming, but the extraordinarily high gloss is worth the effort.

It’s not durable against hot water (or hot pans), ethanol and ammonia. But it’s easy to repair. I’ve shellac-finished many things and it wears very little. It survives time, which many of the plastic finishes don’t – they slowly deteriorate.

dv said:

Michael V said:

Isn’t it good?

Nice one

:)

Thanks.

:)

dv said:

All beetles die. Not all beetles truly live.

:)

You know I implied _ died for the production of shellac._

kii said:

The cochineal beetle dies for dye.

Well at least there are some good jokes in here tonight.

I just remembered I have a bentwood chair that is made in Estonia….I should look it up on the intertubes.

Michael V said:

dv said:

All beetles die. Not all beetles truly live.

:)

You know I implied _ died for the production of shellac._

Well what’s that got to do with Braveheart?

I’ve got some bentwood due to a high school football accident

dv said:

Michael V said:

dv said:

All beetles die. Not all beetles truly live.

:)

You know I implied _ died for the production of shellac._

Well what’s that got to do with Braveheart?

Nothing. But I haven’t seen the movie, so you wouldn’t expect me to get any reference.

Shellac is the glue that watchmakers use to set the three most important jewels in a watch that actually do the most work.

French polishing is hard work. I know a french polisher.

ChrispenEvan said:

French polishing is hard work. I know a french polisher.

I do french polishing on clock cases.

Wood Guitar

http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2016/05/polywood-toy-animal-concepts-rendered-in-polygons-by-mat-szulik/

Chair made from driftwood.

CrazyNeutrino said:

Chair made from driftwood.

I like this. I’ve seen some fantastic driftwood at Mackay, but none here so far. I’d love to make something out of driftwood.

Michael V said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Chair made from driftwood.

!http://i.imgur.com/5leJG52.jpg

I like this. I’ve seen some fantastic driftwood at Mackay, but none here so far. I’d love to make something out of driftwood.

Yes, Imagine a whole pub with those chairs

having a boutique beer

http://www.thethievingmagpie.com/gallery_pg1.html

I love this guy’s work.

kii said:

http://www.thethievingmagpie.com/gallery_pg1.html

I love this guy’s work.

Innovative.

Wooden staircase

Wooden Decking

Wooden toys – x-wing baby rocker

Timberleaf teardrop trailer keeps one eye on design

Great use of timber in the rear of the camper.

WOW

The Roentgens’ Berlin Secretary Cabinet

CrazyNeutrino said:

WOW

The Roentgens’ Berlin Secretary Cabinet

Impressive, but you need to stand back after turning a key in case you get hit in the face by something.

Bubblecar said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

WOW

The Roentgens’ Berlin Secretary Cabinet

Impressive, but you need to stand back after turning a key in case you get hit in the face by something.

I’m afraid I’d lose a cat in that thing.

CrazyNeutrino said:

WOW

The Roentgens’ Berlin Secretary Cabinet

More than just a couple of Saturday afternoons in the shed to make that thing.

Wooden Box

Kenetic wooden engine

CrazyNeutrino said:

Wooden Box

Kenetic wooden engine

Every October our town has a timber artifact display.
Working models of road graders, furniture, clocks, bowls etc.
Last year a bloke made a 1.5 metre tall outdoor dunny entirely of wood, even the corrugated iron roof about 2mm thick.

Sheds

http://www.gizmag.com/shed-of-year-shortlist-2016/43531/pictures

http://www.readersheds.co.uk/share.cfm?

Lady sheds

http://lightersideofrealestate.com/real-estate-life/cool-stuff/introducing-she-sheds

http://www.housebeautiful.com/room-decorating/outdoor-ideas/g2614/she-sheds-ideas/

Sliding roof shed for telescopes

CrazyNeutrino said:

Sliding roof shed for telescopes

!http://img.thesun.co.uk/aidemitlum/archive/02383/07_19075232_b569a1_2383736a.jpg

p_p’s first project for his new place

Arts said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Sliding roof shed for telescopes

!http://img.thesun.co.uk/aidemitlum/archive/02383/07_19075232_b569a1_2383736a.jpg

p_p’s first project for his new place

meh, maybe about 20 th on the list.

Time Capsule Apartment in Paris Found Untouched for 70 Years

kii said:

Time Capsule Apartment in Paris Found Untouched for 70 Years

Lovely

dv said:

kii said:

Time Capsule Apartment in Paris Found Untouched for 70 Years

Lovely

I’d love to poke around in that apartment. After I take a massive does of allergy/asthma meds.

Collection of Wooden Flooring

Beautiful Wood

Wooden Axe Handle

Anyways I enjoyed the grunge era as it was when life was for me simple and hassle free, going out to alternative music clubs, taking drugs and ending up at people houses we met that same day/night. Never any agro from anyone

that reminds me.. our new table is lovely

Wooden Doors

CrazyNeutrino said:

That looks safe.

Peak Warming Man said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

That looks safe.

Probably limit it to six axle vehicles at most.

Looks like a hobbit built it.

Peak Warming Man said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

That looks safe.

I hope it’s not the path too or from the pub. Might be a few twisted ankles or bruised shins.

party_pants said:

Peak Warming Man said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://i.imgur.com/YBvXxaU.jpg

That looks safe.

I hope it’s not the path too or from the pub. Might be a few twisted ankles or bruised shins.

Oooooops – damn trigger-happy o finger.

Cedar table with built in coolers

CrazyNeutrino said:

Cedar table with built in coolers

not bad.

stumpy_seahorse said:

I am still in the dog house for using the old kitchen table to make this fabulous Telecaster body.

A pine body for an electric? Not really dense enough :)

A walnut, maple, and cherry keepsake box

Folding Furniture Designs for Saving Space

Do you do any woodworking yourself CN, dsince you seem to have an interest in it?

party_pants said:

Do you do any woodworking yourself CN, dsince you seem to have an interest in it?

I’ve done some wood sculpture, some wood cases for amplifiers and a book shelve.

WordClock

Some people have very refined pallets.

CrazyNeutrino said:

Some people have very refined pallets.

yeah, nah.

• Some people have very refined pallets.

Every single one of them is stolen…

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Some people have very refined pallets.

yeah, nah.

It’s not a very appealing look.

Bubblecar said:

party_pants said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Some people have very refined pallets.

yeah, nah.

It’s not a very appealing look.

I deal with them at work. They are just functional items usually built cheaply with cheap wood. These ones look like they were specially built nicely and neatly using nice dressed timber. Which for me ruins the artistic merit.

(if that makes sense)

• if that makes sense

Yeah, if they’re not real then, what’s the point?

party_pants said:

Bubblecar said:

party_pants said:

yeah, nah.

It’s not a very appealing look.

I deal with them at work. They are just functional items usually built cheaply with cheap wood. These ones look like they were specially built nicely and neatly using nice dressed timber. Which for me ruins the artistic merit.

(if that makes sense)

It does. It’s no longer a pallet, not even a transformed or reimagined pallet. A faux pallet.

Oh good, glad you understand. I thought I was taking the risk of sounding like a pompous git :)

Talking about wood projects.

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=wood+projects&client=firefox-b&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjqqN2V7N7OAhVGG5QKHXXDDDgQ_AUICCgB&biw=1920&bih=959

Wooden speed boats

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=wooden+speed+boats&client=firefox-b&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj5_-aI7d7OAhUEF5QKHVs9DVYQ_AUICCgB&biw=1920&bih=959

I’d like one that does over three hundred knots in less three 12 parsecs

Rustic Desk

Was thinking about doing a set of wooden chairs. As a bit of a challenge.

Nice rustic tool rack

Transparent wood opens a window to cooler homes

http://newatlas.com/transparent-wooden-windows-cooler/44943/

A few months ago, we looked at the work of material scientists who had managed to make a block of linden wood see-through. Altering the molecular makeup to turn timber transparent is an impressive bit of science to be sure, but what kind of benefits could this new material offer over its comparably opaque counterpart?

more…

Deep fried wood experiment (I made a pen from it)

An original Studley tool chest.

Wooden bike

http://imgur.com/gallery/Z5Z07EK

Wooden bike

Wood and Glass Fountain Pen Holder

Deer Hunter Bolt Action Pens

Buckeye Burl on left and Double Dyed Box Elder Burl on right.

http://www.timberbits.com/

from the link

Timberbits – Helping you create with wood.

We sell woodworking tools and machinery for the DYI Woodworker and Woodturner.

We are the premium dealer for Vicmarc Machinery, Robert Sorby and Triton Tools. We continue to add new brands to our range, our latest addions being WoodRiver, INCRA Precision Tools, Magswitch and Tormek – these are just to name a few!

Cool

Made a new portable workbench with attachments

A different approach to dust collection

CrazyNeutrino said:

Cool

Made a new portable workbench with attachments

A different approach to dust collection

Do you do woodwork, crazy?

roughbarked said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Cool

Made a new portable workbench with attachments

A different approach to dust collection

Do you do woodwork, crazy?

Yes, making another book shelve soon and then another set of selves in the bathroom.

Planning some sculpture pieces using wood, ceramics and metal, later in the year.

CrazyNeutrino said:

roughbarked said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Cool

Made a new portable workbench with attachments

A different approach to dust collection

Do you do woodwork, crazy?

Yes, making another book shelve soon and then another set of selves in the bathroom.

Planning some sculpture pieces using wood, ceramics and metal, later in the year.

cool.

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://i.imgur.com/VoWkhYp.jpg!

Wow.

3 in 1 for children

CrazyNeutrino said:

3 in 1 for children

cleva.

pc out of wood