Completed Project Shocker

[Aragorn]

Lovely job mate!
Elm is fantastic wood - such a nice grain and colour.
I've had some in sticks in the house for several months now (since before Christmas) for a dining table project. I reckon its only just finished moving, and move it did! When I re-plane it I guess it will just move all over again!
Might get the table finished one day :roll:

 

[Philly]

Many thanks Everyone for your kind comments!
All the best,
Philly

 

[gidon]

Philly
Missed this one - been away. Lovely piece of work. And finished far too quickly - puts me to shame!
I agree with John - this should be in your front room!
Cheers
Gidon

 

[Anonymous]

Hi Philly

Just got back from my visit to see Harrison's clocks and so missed the original post.

Very nice work indeed and great to see a finished project on here.

My only question is why did you post the pictures on the MSN site rather than in the UKW forum gallery? This is a real question and am would genuinely be interested in the answer.

Cheers

Tony

 

[Philly]

Hi Tony,
I have tried in the past to post pics in the gallery, but come up against resizing issues, etc. The MSN one is a piece of cake. If you could post an idiots guide I would really appreciate it.
Cheers,
A Dense Philly

 

[Adam]

Hi Tony,
I have tried in the past to post pics in the gallery, but come up against resizing issues, etc. The MSN one is a piece of cake. If you could post an idiots guide I would really appreciate it.
Cheers,
A Dense Philly

Philly, have you any "photo-editing" software on your PC....

Either software that came with a digital camera? Or Miscrosoft Photoeditor? (Comes with MS Office?) or Microsoft Photodraw, or Paint ShopPro? - I'm thinking you don't have Adobe Photoshop?? :roll:

If not they are quite a few "freebeies" I can suggest you can download off the net to resize.

Adam

 

[gidon]

Philly
This has to be the easiest tool for resizing pics:
http://picturetray.com
Or if you're using Windows XP - download the image resizer power tool from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
and then just right click a file to resize.
Cheers
Gidon

 

[Philly]

Thanks Chaps,
Will give it a go on the weekend. (Missus permitting! :lol: )
Regards
Philly