Finished tote
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This small tote was fashioned from a warped old plank I picked up at a car-boot sale. It’s all the more satisfying when you make something half-decent out of seemingly unpromising starting materials. I would barely have known where to start without Paul’s marvellous instruction. The finish is 3 coats of Danish oil.
It’s destined to be used for carrying bird food out to the garden.
Another neat job completed well Done Martin 😉
Dagenham, Essex, England
Nicely done Martin.
http://hillbillydaiku.com
Great work, Martin!
George.
"To know and not do is to not know"
very tidy project much like you workspace does you chisel rack pivot at one end so you can get at your shelves it gives me an idea to save space
Eddy .. Liverpool, Merseyside, UK
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Nice tote Martin. You should submit it to Joseph for the gallery!
Robin ... Richmond, Virginia, USA
Thanks guys, and thanks Paul – I think the teacher deserves more credit than the student!
@edfly: The chisel rack was a quick addition, because unless tools are within arm’s reach, I end up covering the workbench with them or using a less ideal tool that is closer to hand.I don’t use the shelves behind it that often, but the rack is secured by inward facing mitres and dowels, so it can be removed in a few moments. I did also consider attaching it to the back edge of the workbench, but thought it might get in the way sometimes.
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