It’s a bright, sunshiney day here, and what could be better than a collection of freshly finished furnishings to add that extra summer glow? Once again, the community has provided!

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Garden Bench by Robert Reinsel

Garden bench in ash – 2021

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Joiner’s Toolbox by philip higgins

Toolbox in pine with a modified lid. I will paint and distress it withbthe help of my 12 yo daughter

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Baby’s Cot by Andrew Scott

Made with New Guinea Rosewood (Pterocarpus indicus) finished with three coats of clear gloss polyurethane. The base was stiffened with two lengths of rosewood screwed edge on, and had two hand holes at each end for easy insertion and removal.

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Workbench by Jim

Paul’s design with dog holes

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Sawhorses by Mic van Reijen

These sawhorses are awesome. Here put to use while building a workshop. Made from SLS and reclaimed ply, one varnished and one in linseed oil. They just don’t tip or buckle. I’ll be building 2 more soon so as to have more material at level.

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Workbench by Ronan Lee

This is my sawbench/workbench with reclaimed construction lumber. Due to the nature of the cramped space of the attic I had to come up with some ideas to make it my workbench including storage underneath, a split top for ripping, bench dogs and tools slots at the back and rubber feet! It works for me like a dream and was a great introduction to handtool woodworking and joinery.

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Console Table by Paul Husselbee

This table was my first attempt at laminations. The legs and stretchers are walnut with maple centre. The top is burr walnut matched four ways with maple inlay around. I particularly like the grain of the walnut on the apron under the table top that flows with the curve of the piece.

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Craftsman-style Lamp by Brett Todd

Red Oak, Wipe-On Oil Finish, Amber Mica Panels

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Travelling Joiner’s Toolbox by allaninoz

Tasmanian Oak finished with wax

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Footstool by Paul Mumford

There is something satisfying making something out of so called throw away wood. In this case a demolished wardrobe from the 60s. The 3 mm rubber inlay strips were set in using a router plane. #woodworkingmasterclasses

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Desktop Organiser by Chris Michael

Ash and Meranti

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