Green furniture direct out of the log... let's see your designs!

[Gray git]

2 nuts and a washer locked together protecting the top of the bar from unsuspecting eyes.

Top shelf was ment to be at the top but they had changed the picture in that place since I measured up and didn't have any cutting implement with me to shorten them.

[Treemoose]

A customer has asked me to make a bench out of a log for his camping area (he has a big garden) so I have made this rustic bench out of a sweet chestnut we felled a few weeks back. Milled on site it's about 8ft long and 250mm thick feet also 250mm thick. Took the bark off and sanded down the tops and ends. Bolted together. Just need to make some dowel for the 4 bolt holes.

Would it be worth coating it in anything or just leave it as is?

And what would you charge for a simple bench like this?

[Treemoose]

I phone will only let me post one pic at a time.

[Farmerdowling]

Sweet Jesus! There are some fine examples of work on here

[Treemoose]

Couldn't have moved it without old faithful...

[Ian G 2]

Looking good here's my first try with the small mil and some cherry:biggrin:

Just lining up the back rest just the chain saw cordless drill and sander used

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Looking good here's my first try with the small mil and some cherry:biggrin:

 

Just lining up the back rest just the chain saw cordless drill and sander used

 

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Nice!

[Ian Leach]

Here a some legs started for a cherry coffee table.

[Treemoose]

Nice welding! I love cherry, when it dosent split.

[Ian Leach]

First cherry coffee table with metal legs and one coat of mineral oil.