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

Ye the stem is sweet!

88 bottles of Saison and started 23 litres of Ale

more fantastic stuff. This thread keeps on giving.

I love all the metalwork on here. My abilities only extend to banging timber together, but I did manage to produce this from £39 worth of dipped agricultural timber yesterday morning in time for lunch on it:

(yes, it does need one more rail on the bench)

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Bacon & Pancetta drying[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr
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Cold smoking in progress[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr

nice one mike. how’s the cold smoking coming out? What wood are you using?

Bookcase in oak and copper.

Mahoosive sculptural bench (Designed by a student at the college I teach at)

Currently in progress, using oak as we have no apple trees to hack apart, should be some tasting tomorrow I reckon

excellent – I reckon that will deserve it’s own thread when you do.

This thread just keeps on winning.

Photos below are the consequences of asking my Dad ‘do you want to go halves on a metal lathe?’ about 18 months ago… He has been putting it to good use doing bits for cars and motorbikes. All a lot of fun. A milling machine has recently been added to the workshop…

Bearing tools for Meta 5.5:

Tamper for friend’s espresso machine:

Headset for new BFe:

Drawbar for the lathe:

Bushing and seal tools for 36s:

I SO want a lathe.

Nice work Duncan. You should sell the 5.5 bearing kit (to me!)

I built a decking area in my garden. I am pleased as it is my first attempt at anything like this.

nice touch with the diagonals. I would not have thought of doing that, but then Im lazy 🙂

I did some stone steps weekend before last. They’re nearly done.

I had the chance to rebrand and redesign the site for the guys at BMX Flatland Australia.

While these deliverables are done it’s not actually been made live yet, so stay tuned for that.

I help run a house/techno night here in Southampton, I handle the design & web, my mate does the promotion/booking/most of the work tbh.

First we have our logo & branding

Then we have our site (this one is live so you can view that):

Then we make some posters and tickets:

And what you end up with is something that looks a little bit like this:

Boh!

Spent today making some storage for the workshop, a frame for 16 35 litre plastic boxes with lids (£4 each from Homebase). All the bike spares and DIY stuff will go in it.

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1st shelf done[/url] by brf[/url], on Flickr

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Storage Rack[/url] by brf[/url], on Flickr

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Storage Rack 16x 35l boxes[/url] by brf[/url], on Flickr

Made this prototype event rack this week. Production starts soon.

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Titanium Rohloff Brompton[/url] by Ben Cooper[/url], on Flickr

lovely – how is torque transferred?

Ghetto aerobar garmin mount.

lovely – how is torque transferred?

On this version, a stubby torque arm to a bracket on the chainstay. It’s one of those bits I haven’t quite decided on the best solution – on the steel ones I use a modified OEM plate on the dropout.

Footflaps, that is a really practical design. It looks quite cheap to make? I might have to have a go at a custom/slopey under the stairs version.

(may have posted along these lines before but still really proud/smug/pleased)

Mmmmmm, Meatball and Cheese Wraps For Lunch.

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May out of my guitar spare parts bin then sprayed by a talented friend of mine.

Dam it i thought the pic would appear. 🙁

From this:

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via this:

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and this:

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to this:

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loving the pictures of shelving. I really need to get on that some time.

Not quite the latest thing I made (maybe I’ll post some of my other recent projects for those into weird niche stuff), but seeing as Ben is on here I should probably post this:

can you spot it in this picture?

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/wheelbuilders-bodgers-help-broken-flange

Aha, good work 😉

Cover for a tablet

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This the other day. Knocked a little rust off the trowel 🙂

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Footflaps, that is a really practical design. It looks quite cheap to make? I might have to have a go at a custom/slopey under the stairs version.

There’s more Ply than I realised – used up 4 sheets of 8′ x 4′, so that’s about £80 of Ply and 16x £4 of boxes in total and a bag of screws. It’s worked out really well, I’ve put all our bike kit in there with a tub for each camelbak + tools etc, tub for shoes and helmets, one for spare inner tubes, spare tyres etc. Previously everything was just piled in a wardrobe and I could never find stuff.

This the other day. Knocked a little rust off the trowel

Very tidy job!

Rate that brickie 😉

manifold adaptor for a ford v6 (i think!)

now a slightly smaller lump of ally

bit smaller again

Map board mounting for tomorrow night’s trail quest 🙂 Replaces some zip ties