all my woodwork so far

[codlasher]

They're really lovely! Thanks for showing.

codlasher

[dervishcarving]

good work there Steve

[muttley9050]

Good job Steve. PM me your address and that lump of Holm oak I promised you last year will be in the post on me for being so forgetful.

[Countryboy]

Brilliant work

[Tree Lc]

That is some lovely work Steve. How much would something like the garden table and benches cost me?

TreeLC

Horsham Tree Surgery

[se7enthdevil]

give me a call this evening before 8pm.

 

number is on the website.

[se7enthdevil]

just a little bit of turning work i've been asked to do recently.

 

just incase you can't see them the mdf boards do have the technical drawings for the jobs.

 

the first is the top half of a trophy (they were supplying the base) in oak about 18" x 6".

 

the second are roof finials in oak about 18" long and mahogany about 24" long.

 

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Edited February 19, 2016 by se7enthdevil

[se7enthdevil]

here is a small chair leg i was asked to copy (i'm not doing the flutes) made from beech and took about 30 minutes as i was showing my nephew at the same time.

 

i didn't quite get the thin end right but it's just about good enough (i hope).

 

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[Lazurus]

Get yourself a second hand Trend router lathe, great for doing flutes, sold mine a while back and regret it. One of those things you use once in a blue moon but makes its money beck when you do.

 

Great work as always.....

[se7enthdevil]

i've often thought of purchasing one as i know that it would make it's money back in no time but i just have no space to either store it or set it up to use it.

 

 

if i get asked to do barley twist i'll be buying one though.