It’s for an 8 year old absolute beginner (& a 42 year old beginner), i think i need to make another matching twin ramp that can either be placed behind as a landing ramp or beside to create a wide carving ramp.
It’s for a pressie, i think i may make the second ramp in kit form for assembly by my son & I.
I rather like that disc knife. Any ideas about how ‘good’ the steel is in discs? I have loads of worn out rotors lying around that I could perhaps re-purpose…
I cut up some old Radio Times and made custom wrapping for my friends and family’s Christmas presents. Maybe I’ve got too much time on my hands at the moment…. 😉
adding on Christmas Dinner [/url] Course 1[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr [/url] 2[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr [/url] 3[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr [/url] The halumi course[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr [/url] The main course[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr [/url] Ready to come out[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr [/url] Fish head dealt with roll on course 7[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr [/url] Desert[/url] by Mike Smith 79[/url], on Flickr
Not on a par with all the serious woodworkers – but I’m happy with what I could knock together from odds and sods of wood in the shed and only a fret saw and a pin hammer.
A stable for the tasteful nativity stuff the wife bought. Please excuse the grey kids prrof stuff.
I made this earlier in the year for baby29er’s 1st birthday, climbing wall’s a bit premature I know but he’ll grow into it. Ball pool and sand put under the floor and a little fold down seat. It did me well the other day too when I went out for a ride and forgot my key and it was peeing down. sheltered in there until my wife got home, thankfully not too long. oh and ignore the patchy grass behind, bit of work in progress there and the leaves have since been rake’d up and I know the hedges need a bit of work. [/url] [/url]
This ones not mine but my Brothers, don’t think I’ve posted any complete ones of it before. It started out as a rusty clubman estate and he’s done everything himself. body work, paint role cage, custom subframe electrics the lot! it’s off the road at the moment waiting for the new LS Diff to arrive. Massive torque steer even with an Integra Type R one. oh and the hole in the front is for the turbo which might hopefully go on next year after and engine rebuild with forged internals. It’s drives amazingly nicely but as you might imagine it’s a bit of a handful when you boot it, the diff should help with that plus a few suspension tweaks he’s just finishing at the moment. All done at home in his garage\workshop. Not every ones cup of tea I know but impressive none the less
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