Gallery Goodness, 30th April 2019

Thanks once again to everyone who has sent in a photograph over the past week or so. We have been furnished with some great pieces to put on show…

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Tool Drawer organiser by Geoff Taylor (Nyda)

Tool two drawer unit made with offcuts from previous projects. White oak drawer fronts, carcass Kiwi clear pine, ply back and drawer bottoms (apologies to Paul)

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Workbench by Dai Pritchard

Made out of 4×4 and 3×3 fence posts and some reclaimed construction timber. My first project! so nothing truly square. End product plays homage to Chesterfield Spire!

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Workbench by Richard King

Pine bench with leg vice: a medical Co diction requires that I sit as much as possible to do my work, hence the cutout in the front apron. The vice chop is hard (sugar) maple and is lined with leather. The top is 4″ thick. Great bench! Absolutely rock solid!

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Wallclock by Robertparsons81

Made from pine

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Dovetail Box by Robert parsons 81

Made from pine

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Dovetail Box by deon mackenzie

maple sides, ash bottom and lid

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Dovetail Box by Stefaan Verweirder

Giftbox with inlay

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Bathroom Cabinet by rayc21

made with pine painted with crown under coat finished with gloss

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Tool Drawer Organiser by Andrea Mazzini

Spruce carcass, beech drawers with a mahogany front panel.

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Toychest by Anthony Greitzer

Cherry, Walnut, and Pine toychest.

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Mesquite Cutting Board by Zadok with Caleb Pendleton

My 6 year old Zadok make this cutting board out of mesquite. Turned out lovely. He used plane #4, coping saw, chisel, mallet, scraper, rasp, and sand paper.

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Mothers Day Box by Allan Andersen

Dovetailed Box

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Tool Drawer Organiser by Harold

Pine carcass and cherry drawer fronts

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Side Table by Harold

Cottonwood top and Walnut legs

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Dovetail Box by Mantvydas

Lime wood dovetail box

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Thank you to everyone who has sent a picture in!

If you would like to submit a picture to the gallery, please use the submissions form, and remember, there are plenty more projects to see in the galleries, so do have a look at the menu at the top of the website.