all my woodwork so far

[delabodge]

nice work steve,far more patience than me!!!

[se7enthdevil]

you'd have the patience for that sort of money. the whole job was a fiver under two grand and i pocketed £1000 plus i dint use all the wood have already sold some maple on and still have some iroko left and maple shorts.

if i sold it all i could get another £250

 

one of their members was going to do it originaly and he quoted them £3000...

 

 

 

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[Woodworks]

When we chatted a while back I think you rather under sold your skill level Steven.

Really good work here mate

[silky fox]

CRAFTSMANSHIP!:thumbup:

[se7enthdevil]

hi beau, the frame was easier than it looks it was just laborious, personaly i think the skill is in the furniture we create.

 

by the way, underselling my self seems to be a talent to which i excel...

 

 

your oak looked good on the table, couldnt have made it without it. still have a bit left actually and rather stumped as to what to use it for but i'll think of something.

 

 

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[se7enthdevil]

heres another of my projects to go with the skittles frame i made, i had to copy the old and very brown hornbeam pin on the right that is at least 50 years old and laminated two bits of 3 1/2" together for the blank.

 

more complicated to turn than you'd think...

 

to one is in beech, bottom one in the hornbeam.

[Gardenmac]

Quality workmanship as always, you'll soon be tagging yourself as a master craftsman, well done bud.:thumbup

[se7enthdevil]

if it stands up to the punishment i'll have a whole set to make.

[bobh]

Nice work there, personally I can never get 2 things alike.

What do you finish the pins with?

[SteveA]

Love it all. You should be very proud of your work here. 10/10 + one gold star

Now, where's my apple?