elm bench

[delabodge]

 

todays elm bench,,,,am on a roll........

[chrisgilltreesurgery]

NICE, but im not sure about the legs

 

Only my personal opinion mate

[delabodge]

fair enough mate, just trying to let the wood speak for its self,,,,whole bench is elm,,,

[chrisgilltreesurgery]

I wasnt having a go mate, no way was I, youve done an outstanding job!

 

The back piece of the bench is sooooooooo nice

 

I wasnt trying to take anything away from your work and I apologise if it came across that way.

 

Better than I could ever do so :adore:

[chrisgilltreesurgery]

In fact mate I like that elm so much, do you have any for sale???

[delabodge]

no offence taken mate,,my style is just my way,,like to keep it simple,,always trying diffent methods,by no means are any of them the correct way,,,but they work,,and more importanly sell,lol,,,,

[delabodge]

In fact mate I like that elm so much, do you have any for sale???

 

no I buy it from big J on here,,,dont have elm in these parts,,,,

just dont buy the bits waiting for me,,lol:001_tt2:

[chrisgilltreesurgery]

Good luck with the sales mate, bet the fly out the door!

[TrollSpiel]

NICE, but im not sure about the legs

 

Only my personal opinion mate

 

I get your point, totally! The legs are often an afterthought with many furniture makers. And I would say the same as you here. While no man has the right to critique another's work ( I'm personally sick of that current 'everyone has a valid opinion' trend, it's a load of kak) but I will say, in building ones furniture, a quote comes to mind by George Clinton. ( Parliament Funkadelic )......"nothing is funky unless you play with it"

[Big J]

I thought that that elm looked familiar!

 

It's nostalgic to see it too, as it was from my first kiln. Things have changed quite a bit since then!