Pics of your milled products

[CDMR]

On 9/3/2017 at 12:29, Tree Tastic Care said:

What's the reason behind the pva at the ends ?

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It seals the end grain and stops the wood from drying unevenly, causing splits and deformation.

[kav]

Just finished this oak breakfast bar for friends. Boards have moved a bit in there new home even though i milled them ages ago. I did make some wooden legs but we thought the simple hairpins worked well.

[Stephen Blair]

[Jamespepperpot]

Made this coffee table for a client over Christmas. Got a pippy/burry oak top, brown oak legs and normal oak rails. Tried Some fancy strengthened lap joints and dovetailed blind half laps as I wanted to use some joints I’ve not tried before.
Milled all this wood with an Alaskan years ago when I first started chainsaw milling. Pretty chuffed with how it turned out!

[MattyF]

Really nice that james [emoji1303]

[nepia]

It's alright I s'pose 

 

Lovely stuff James; I do like that dovetailing.

[billpierce]

Yeah very nice bow ties! Looks great. Much of a faff getting them to fit right?

[Jamespepperpot]

Thanks chaps!

 

 

 

 

Yeah very nice bow ties! Looks great. Much of a faff getting them to fit right?

 

Not too bad, sharp chisels and a good router. Also marking out with a knife rather than a pencil helps a lot

 

 

[54gka]

That's got some sexy legs but that top WOW. Great job that.

[jamesd]

On 1/11/2018 at 17:13, Jamespepperpot said:

Made this coffee table for a client over Christmas. Got a pippy/burry oak top, brown oak legs and normal oak rails. Tried Some fancy strengthened lap joints and dovetailed blind half laps as I wanted to use some joints I’ve not tried before.
Milled all this wood with an Alaskan years ago when I first started chainsaw milling. Pretty chuffed with how it turned out!

This looks awesome! Going to try and make a coffee table myself in the next couple of weeks. How did you get the top nice and smooth/flat? I haven't got access to a large planer/thicknesser.

 

Cheers, James.