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  • What is the last thing you made? (pics pls)
  • Shibboleth
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    I built these over the last few weekends, about 18 steps so probably another 80 or so to do before spring. These were the tricky ones though – a very steep slope so a lot of digging and back-filling, plus flexi-coil/pea-gravel drains and each tread on a bed of pea-gravel to help drain water away.
    Back filled with brick-bat/broken concrete, then crush-and-run and I’ll top them off with a decorative self-binding grit in spring.

    Hard graft but very satisfying… 😀

    feenster
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    A Christmas beer. I called it Reindeer Wee.

    chiefgrooveguru
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    This:

    wobbem
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    I love this thread.

    takisawa2
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    I designed this.
    It weighs half a tonne, generates about 30 tonnes of force from 60psi & lives a nuclear power plant.

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    IMAG0030[/url] by pten2106[/url], on Flickr

    AlexSimon
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    blimey! 😯

    takisawa2
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    Theoretically, you could work it with a bike pump. Would take a while though.

    porter_jamie
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    i love the indiana jones style wooden box too!

    porter_jamie
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    custom adjustable offset footrest hanger plates for an sv650

    kayak23
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    A pair of floor lights. Oak and aluminum, made to accommodate an Ikea cheap lamp fitting.

    oxforddan
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    I handmade and fitted this kitchen just before christmas in the Cotswolds. They should have their granite work surfaces fitted now.

    firestarter
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    Man there are some clever people on here, all I can do with any degree of skill is fire a gun and a hose 🙁 must learn to do something constructive. I need a new kitchen, electrics doing in house and the windows too

    Porter Jamie some great stuff there I’d love a machine like that I could have alsorts of bits for my motorbike 😉

    br
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    Kitchen looks brill and I like the ‘chimney’, we’re looking at doing something similar over our AGA (when I’ve moved it…). Is it just a false ‘breast’?

    porter_jamie
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    the kitchen is amazing!

    oxforddan
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    Yea a false breast. It does house an extractor and down lights. I do a lot of variations of these.email me and I will send some pics over for inspiration.

    kiwijohn
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    New balcony rail.

    Not the most impressive on here, but pretty good for a complete amateur.
    Just have to paint it now.

    Mowgli
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    oxforddan
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    That is very impressive mowgli

    stavromuller
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    That is a thing of infinite beauty mowgli :mrgreen:

    Daniel
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    grahamt1980
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    Finished this a week ago, got a couple of minor things I want to add but nothing structural. The arch is totally free standing and the other section is mounted to the external piers for the old lintel. Bit difficult to describe the shape of it as I haven’t got any pics that help

    fivespot
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    For those who are into their airguns on here. I have been making a few Theoben Rapid Ti bolt handles. This one is my 1st attempt at heat colouring.

    fivespot
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    I seem to have stopped this thread in its tracks 😳

    AlexSimon
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    That looks like an incredible piece of work Mowgli! Must be very very satisfying to paddle.

    wysiwyg
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    Fivespot, you could home ano them?

    ssbnreso
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    One of these

    To go in one of these

    willard
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    Not wanting to detract form fivespot’s bolt handle anodising or Daniel’s Landy, but Mowgli, that really is a thing of beauty. I’m pretty much speechless.

    How long did it take?

    Greybeard
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    Very nice, mowgli.

    porter_jamie What machine tools / money / skill and experience is necessary to make thinks like the wheels? I would like to be able to do that!

    tymbian
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    For an idea of scale the posts are 9″ x 9″ ( 225 x 225 ) at 18′ ( 5.48m ) centers.

    sharki
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    I made a bread holder for making my toast..

    😀

    tyger
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    Okay not made by me but truly awesome and worth a watch – enjoy 🙂

    IainAhh
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    Mowgli that looks great, lovely work and finish.
    What did you use for the design / templates?
    Impressive.

    Mowgli
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    Cheers guys 🙂

    It took about 6 months worth of evenings and weekends, whilst I was only working part time and living with my parents. Luckily my Dad has a garage full of carpentry stuff and helped out quite a bit.

    Sadly I think it will be a long time before I’ve spent more time paddling it than I did making it. Need to move to the sea! It was a nice project to have and kept me busy.

    PS I got the plans off Redfish Kayaks for the general shape, but the patterning was mad eup as I went along.

    Helios
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    A little game terrine for boxing day starters… Sadly let down by the awful weather stopping my game dealer getting in what I needed, but the butcher sorted me out with rabbit, partridge, venison and pheasant… Shame really as I was looking forward to a bit more practice at butchery…

    fivespot
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    Yep, that bit of Mowgli woodwork would’nt look out of place in an art gallery. I’m sure if you put a few strings across it, it would sound great too 😀

    mcmoonter
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    While I was helping Murr move his garden debris to the recycling centre in Lochgelly, someone was about to toss a load of shiplap into a skip.

    Ever the opportunist, I asked if I could have it. He was delighted to see the load recycled. They had been stripped of their nails and painted a fetching blue grey. I had enough to make a couple of Versailles planters for the garden. They perhaps don’t have the Louis XIV provenance but they are fine for Fife.

    Nicknoxx
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    I’ve just finished a bookcase

    Edit~: Apart from the skirting boards

    bedmaker
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    A skellington called Bill.
    Actually made it about 10 years ago but just gave him spruce up this week in time for the puffer.
    He was looking a bit sad with weather and vandalism.

    Whathaveisaidnow
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    scones

    schrickvr6
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    Turned this –

    Into this –

    Quite daunting at first but it was very enjoyable.

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