Pics of your milled products

[josharb87]

its bloody heavy ian-takes 2 to move it! just used some BIG screws hidden and well countersunk. might try making something like barts with propper wood working joints

[Bart]

Looks good Bart, Is it seasoned or green??? Don't you find it gets mold on it green.

 

Been down for about 18 months, but yes the untreated green carvings that ive done go green quite quick.

[Rob D]

Nice work! - Thanks for putting up all the pics there!

 

I'm still on the lookout for a tool you can bolt on your chainsaw to cut holes to do accurate mortices and tenons quickly and easily....

 

It would make putting crossbeams for tables and benches much easier.

[josharb87]

at the APF there was some stuff made by makita i think to do just that rob. not sure it was a chainsaw attatchment though

[David oakman]

Nice lads good to see:001_smile:

[Ian Leach]

its bloody heavy ian-takes 2 to move it! just used some BIG screws hidden and well countersunk. might try making something like barts with propper wood working joints

 

I have a book on wood joints that i can lend you if intrested I use to use it when making furniture but works doing rustic furniture as well.

[Ian Leach]

Here you go my mates got one works well

-Makita UK-

[josharb87]

cheers ian ive actually got a huge hard back book called the woodworkers manual, its just having the time to have a look and giving it a go. i promise i'll make something simple with no nails or screws soon!

[Rob D]

I'd love one of those makita morticers...

[Rob Stringer]

Heres a picture of a bench I installed in a local nature reserve recently. The seat and back are oak and the legs round, peeled sweet chestnut.