What is the last thing you made? (pics pls)

Really simple to make utilising LED lights from ebay,

Disben, do you have a link to the eBay lights, my girls would love something like that so might give it a go

Behold – the must have accessory for the modern man. I made this for my brother as I don’t qualify for modern man status!

The Inkwell Razor Stand

@eddiebaby How on earth do you land that glider again ?

I’m stunned at how fast that thing is :o)

Hope this works, little diy project to keep downstairs warm.

Well that didnt work, try again!

Fire! by Andy Gines[/url], on Flickr

Yay!
the other side.
The other side of the same coin. by Andy Gines[/url], on Flickr

knocked an old fireplace through then rebuilt, reusing bricks that were taken out.

i’ll try this one as well while i’m here.
Bottom of the garden by Andy Gines[/url], on Flickr

Little project from the summer. Stables were already there but Mrs F wanted a turnout yard. foundations dug, 20t of concrete and a new fence later and bobs your mothers!

Some 800mm wide jones bars with a silly paintjob. Not made for me and mainly because I could. :)

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#framebuildingsecretsanta A mystery gift for @dear_susan_bicycles 800mm wide Jones bars with the centre section painted in a marbled "anti-gravity breakfast" paint scheme. High polish and there's an egg hidden in the paintjob somewhere. Looking forward to seeing these attached to a bicycle. I also got this sick picture of Saul yawning . . . #jonesbikes #custompaint #4130society #bikes #noboringbikes #eggs #madeinscotland

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I made a bird table as a gift. I hope it doesnt blow over in the wind!

Bird table

Bedside lamp made from a Jack stand found whilst clearing out my great uncles garage. First time doing anything like that, pretty pleased with the outcome!

Love that lamp ^
Well done sir!

As ever awesome skills shown on here. All I’ve done is finished my portfolio for this year. I bet most of the projects above were done in less time than my procrastinations…

https://flic.kr/p/QuXAEB

@eddiebaby How on earth do you land that glider again ?

I’m stunned at how fast that thing is :o)

That is slow compared with Dynamic Soaring gliders. They are pushing continuous laps at just under 500mph.
Landing isn’t too bad. Flaps to slow it down to a reasonable speed and then you are landing into a strong wind that knocks more off the ground speed. It is a bit fraught though.

Made a house number for my mum who’s just moved. I thought about buying her one of those classic art deco white-on-blue enamel signs you see all over France, but thought it might look a bit out of place in Halifax! So I went for the same typeface, but cut out of 4mm steel plate and stuck to a bit of old roofing slate. It looks a bit too modern at the moment but the hope is it’ll rust evenly and contrast a bit better with the slate.

Crappy image link – will try again

Just finished whittling these built in cupboards.

Litton cab front view closed by kayak23[/url], on Flickr

Untitled by kayak23[/url], on Flickr

Untitled by kayak23[/url], on Flickr

Wow! Those cupboards look amazing!

Cheers dude 👊

Yep. Those are fantastic kayak.

Very nice work.

Cheers all. Annoyingly though, the people I made them for are putting things into them and making them look messy… 😄

You know the solution to that is to make them with outwards sloping shelves?

@kayak23 where do you work? Looking for some cupboards in London. Alternatively is there anyone you can recommend in London?

Hi edd. I’m in Warwickshire so it’s probably a bit far out to be worth it.

Try Peter Millard. He’s in London. He’s got a really good Youtube channel too.

I don’t know him personally but his videos are good.

http://peter-millard-x0he.squarespace.com/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_FksrzP3q-IuoWTiG501LQ

Thanks kayak23, appreciated.

Keys & (lightweight) coats hanger. Another small basic project for me. I do sometimes wonder why I don’t go out and buy something ready made but I just keep buying pieces of wood for project ideas that may or may not get made instead. Liking those cupboards Kayak23, very nice.

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nice work kayak23

eddiebaby those F3Fs are on another level. Did you do all the layup and moulding for the glider or was some of it kit supplied?

Made a bike-bench, although b&q cutting service did most of the hardwork.

Those built in cupboards are beautiful

My best work yet

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Project clearout day. The engineless moped. We lost parts of this during the last cleanup so had to weld a steerer extension in and weld a bit of headtube on to allow it to use a bike headset. It's missing headlights but the speedometer still works. It's a fixie because the freewheel is rusted solid. I like it, but it's terrible. Truly truly terrible. . . . #freakbike #freakbikersunite #piaggio #anglegrinding #framebuilding #bikes #bicicleta #messlife #fixie #fixedgear #deliveroo

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That mopedbike thing is amazing!

Made a clamp on thingy to park handlebars when removing forks for servicing. I don’t like leaving the bars hanging by the cables and hoses.

I like it, I usually just put a big Allen key through the stem/steerer but that is cool.

More things.

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Experimental metalformers. Recreating some of the tube forms seen in Taiwanese bike factories to get the heavy bends in thinwall tubes repeatably without wrinkling. These are 3d printed and filled with epoxy instead of being cnc machined from steel. Here's our process. With @armourcustombicycles and prints by @jeffcapeshop @cityofhops this one's for you . . . #framebuildingtools #framebuilding #3dprinting #pla #4130society #bikes #metalworking #sculpture

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Took some inspiration from sirromj this week to teach T junior some practical skills. May try something electronic next.

Looking good all.

Kayak23, what timber did you build those cabinets from?

My new workbench in preparation for building new kitchen cabinet doors. It’s not finished yet but is well on the way, I’m also going to set a router in it at the other end to the table saw.
After using the saw for a bit tonight I’m seriously going to have to sort out some dust control!

Brave man- powersaws and lager make poor bedfellows!

Brave man- powersaws and lager make poor bedfellows!

Don’t worry, that one was the 2nd in 3 hours. 😀