Shed cleanup...annual event that goes for a year!!
ruthless ,hard nosed ,no stone left unturned throwout!

(....unless of course there might be a use for that item a little down the track)

old trestle ,some pieces of structural pine and about a dozen pieces of 2x2 ,origin and type unknown
into the trailer with you ......

you know i could knock up a FREE(ok a trip to bunnings for varnish, glue ,sandpaper and threaded rod about $25 )table with that in a couple of hours
despite having no woodworking skills and owning a second hand GMC cordless with only one battery

lets say a short time later



















ok i have a very old planer ,saw and angle grinder /sander and a few clamps
and hey voila new table ...
the prick of a thing about this is i now have to make some bench seats

sweet waste not .....

Great looking table mate,well done

FFS,I get red for this comment,looks like our friend is back and doggie too

thought you said you had no skills there someshere Prawnhead

looks great with the polished wood floor

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Tassiedevel said...

thought you said you had no skills there someshere Prawnhead

looks great with the polished wood floor

+1 good job Prawnhead.

Looks like the thumbs are back Mac

Yes SP he is back

Nice work but I must say I was a little disappointed by the end result.....after the first few pictures and the gluing I was thinking that we had a wooden board being made

Top job - you are one skilled operator!

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Ted the Kiwi said...

Nice work but I must say I was a little disappointed by the end result.....after the first few pictures and the gluing I was thinking that we had a wooden board being made

Top job - you are one skilled operator!

thanks ted but lets say i am a little more skilled with the camera than the saw
its pretty rough around the edges i refer to it as "rustic "

the board is next i am just trying to source some(reasonably priced) pawlonia ,hopefully from a mate, anyone know/got a supplier

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Prawnhead said...

Ted the Kiwi said...

Nice work but I must say I was a little disappointed by the end result.....after the first few pictures and the gluing I was thinking that we had a wooden board being made

Top job - you are one skilled operator!

thanks ted but lets say i am a little more skilled with the camera than the saw
its pretty rough around the edges i refer to it as "rustic "

the board is next i am just trying to source some(reasonably priced) pawlonia ,hopefully from a mate, anyone know/got a supplier

These guys are good might be a bit far for you unless they deliver www.paulowniatimber.com.au/timber.php

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Prawnhead said...

Ted the Kiwi said...

Nice work but I must say I was a little disappointed by the end result.....after the first few pictures and the gluing I was thinking that we had a wooden board being made

Top job - you are one skilled operator!

thanks ted but lets say i am a little more skilled with the camera than the saw
its pretty rough around the edges i refer to it as "rustic "

the board is next i am just trying to source some(reasonably priced) pawlonia ,hopefully from a mate, anyone know/got a supplier

SWEEEET job there PH great to see an idea turn into something that looks great and can be used You should be well pleased mate
Next job - 901 LB

had a chicky walk by with some nice junk in the trunk