Hope this works as I'm new to pictures.
Waka
Waka
Something I made earlier
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Alf
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Waka,
That's nice. Just don't show my Ps That B 'cos they've been muttering about a screen for a while. :shock: Care to share details? Wood used? Finish? Are those wickerwork panels? Did you design it from scratch or was it from a plan? Questions, questions. But enquiring minds need to know.
Cheers, Alf
That's nice. Just don't show my Ps That B 'cos they've been muttering about a screen for a while. :shock: Care to share details? Wood used? Finish? Are those wickerwork panels? Did you design it from scratch or was it from a plan? Questions, questions. But enquiring minds need to know.
Cheers, Alf
Chris Knight
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Waka,
That does look nice. Now you have cracked the pictures thing, perhaps a few more detailed shots please?
Congratulations!
That does look nice. Now you have cracked the pictures thing, perhaps a few more detailed shots please?
Congratulations!
Asrequested here's a couple of close ups to give you an idea of how it was put together.
The wood used is maple and the inner panel frames were put together in sections, this allowed the rebating and hole drilling for the wicker panels to be done easier.
This was before I had the biscuit jointer so everything is dowelled together with the only screws being in the hinges.
As to plans, it was pretty well designed as I went along, I knew what it should look like and have to admit it turned out pretty well what I expected.
I had intended doing the wicker work myself and did indeed start this, but after one panel decided that the bought product looks a lot better, even with this it took an age to weave in each panel. All told I think it took abot 50 hours start to finish.
I know I shouldn't crow about my own work but considering this was my first project I'm very pleased with the outcome.
Hope you all like it.
Waka
The wood used is maple and the inner panel frames were put together in sections, this allowed the rebating and hole drilling for the wicker panels to be done easier.
This was before I had the biscuit jointer so everything is dowelled together with the only screws being in the hinges.
As to plans, it was pretty well designed as I went along, I knew what it should look like and have to admit it turned out pretty well what I expected.
I had intended doing the wicker work myself and did indeed start this, but after one panel decided that the bought product looks a lot better, even with this it took an age to weave in each panel. All told I think it took abot 50 hours start to finish.
I know I shouldn't crow about my own work but considering this was my first project I'm very pleased with the outcome.
Hope you all like it.
Waka
Chris Knight
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Waka,
I do like it a lot and for a first project it is mightily impressive! The woodworking looks great and most importantly the design looks right. Very many congratulations on what has obviously been a satisfying project for you.
I reckon that with that under your belt, you are ready for most things!
I do like it a lot and for a first project it is mightily impressive! The woodworking looks great and most importantly the design looks right. Very many congratulations on what has obviously been a satisfying project for you.
I reckon that with that under your belt, you are ready for most things!
Gary H
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Well done Waka. Glad to see you cracked the picture posting :wink:
Great screen too BTW
More! More!
Gary
Great screen too BTW
More! More!
Gary
Newbie_Neil
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Hi Waka
You're project looks just wonderful. Well done.
Cheers
Neil
You're project looks just wonderful. Well done.
Cheers
Neil
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Waka
What a great first project. Nice job.
Cheers
Tony
What a great first project. Nice job.
Cheers
Tony
llangatwgnedd
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Excellent Waka
Where did you get the wicker panels from?
Where did you get the wicker panels from?
SD
Got the wicker panels from a local arts and crafts shop in Dorchester.
Waka
Got the wicker panels from a local arts and crafts shop in Dorchester.
Waka
trevtheturner
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Excellent, Waka.
What finish did you use? It looks superb in the pic. and sure does enhance the lovely wood you have used. :wink:
Cheers,
Trev.
What finish did you use? It looks superb in the pic. and sure does enhance the lovely wood you have used. :wink:
Cheers,
Trev.
Trev
I used tung oil, I think I ended up putting about 12 coats on.
Waka
I used tung oil, I think I ended up putting about 12 coats on.
Waka
trevtheturner
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Hi Waka,
Thanks for the info.
Twelve coats of tung oil - blimey :shock: , that was a real labour of love - but they certainly gave you a great result.
Cheers,
Trev.
Thanks for the info.
Twelve coats of tung oil - blimey :shock: , that was a real labour of love - but they certainly gave you a great result.
Cheers,
Trev.
