Projects actually being finished, finally (thread title change)

Wuffles

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Figured I'd put some bits and pieces I have been working on in this thread in a final state before being destroyed by the dog, Wife, children etc.

A few of these have had input from helpful people on this forum so it seemed only fair to share them.

Anything that looks good probably wasn't my own idea and was borrowed from YouTube or some magazine or a television show "vision" that appeared to me late at night.

Some of them are practical for the house we've been building, some are for fun.

So first up is something that's not actually finished, but it was in this thread before I edited it, so it may as well remain.

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I thought you might like the effect (again hard to see from a photo).

I took the filings that get generated from my metal chop saw and filled the cracks on this piece of wood, then covered in resin. So effectively, the waste produce from the legs for this bench are being used within the bench. Feeling pretty smug about that thank you very much.

In the right light it looks like beautiful shiny blue flecks. I've attached it BIG, I'm normally tidy on the file sizes, but it's hard to see it in small.

I need a better finish sander or lessons in sanding, my 450 is leaving swirls when going through the grits.

Probably shagg*d my blade chopping that end off too - bonus!

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Managed to finally finish this one too.
 

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What really killed the router bits was this John.

 

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CrazyLarry said:
Wuffles said:
What really killed the router bits was this John.

Ohhhh nice bus shelter! Why did you build it outside your house?

How else could I reverse into a bus queue full of people whilst still being on my land?!
 
John Bates said:
You'll also need an overflowing bin!

I'm a bit concerned about the little step, I'm sure it's a good idea in the rainy season but it might be a wheelchair access issue!!!

I can see provision has been made on the left for a wheelchair.

Opportunity for a lovely ramp perhaps?
 
We've not put the decorative stone down on the drive yet, once we do you'll be hard pushed (literally) to get a wheelchair even close to the door anyway. Not a problem.

We're in a flood zone down here in Somerset, the hoops we had to jump through for planning was incredible. Incredible in that the extension is flood-proofed to the max, the 500 year old cottage it is attached to is about as flood-proofed as a tea-bag - guess where the water will congregate should it flood?
 
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