The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Food & crafts => Crafts => Topic started by: ellied on September 24, 2014, 08:52:37 am
-
Jim Brown took a few pics of he day I finished my table under his supervision. He has posted them on his website for a week or so as it showcases him as a teacher as well as superb craftsman.
A couple folk here asked to see it so it's easier to use his which are better anyway!
www.woodcraftbyjimbrown.co.UK (http://www.woodcraftbyjimbrown.co.UK) and scroll past the glorious mirror which is on my wish list for making one!
-
Very nice Ellie. No wonder you have a big smile on your face :thumbsup:
-
Brilliant, you must be very proud of yourself. :trophy:
-
That's a really lovely little table :love:
Well done Ellie :trophy:
-
Gorgeous :thumbsup:
-
Really well done, really, that's great, you look chuffed to bits and so you should. Personally I think it's nicer than the mirror ;)
-
Well done, Ellie. That is one gorgeous table. You are justifiably proud of it.
-
What a gorgeous piece of work!
Well done Ellie.
-
That's lovely, Ellie. :trophy:
Where is it going to take pride of place once home?
-
No pride of place in my house where the doorframes are catscratchers! It is sitting under a towel in my bedroom which is catfree zone. Have ordered ultra fine sanding, wirewool and wax to redo the top after a teeny scrape nobody else sees but I can't bear. After that I hope to sell it. Jim said value at £350 :O and one of his customers in St A might like it but I'm not sure I have the courage to ask half that so it'll be like everything else I make, a covered ornament I might sell one day.. ;-)
I am looking for wood for the next piece either a cabinet or a mirror depending what I find. Had an offer of 8 oak pews coming out of a church but they're in Darlington!
Keeping an eye out for a turning lathe too and am disappointed someone in Dundee was asking £100 for a good one with other kit his dad had given up, but he's not replied to the email.. Another guy is offering similar for £170 plus other woodworm kit including a band saw and all sorts but the budget ain't that good!
-
Pluck up the courage to sell for a good price and then you'll be able to afford the next bits of kit.
You'll soon be making a fortune.
-
It's really nice :thumbsup:
I'm the same as you though - the pieces I make are kept well away from the cats and the kids are under strict instructions to not even touch them
-
:trophy: Looks great. You are really clever. :thumbsup: