Small pleasures, or what new in the East ...

[adugas]

dude, your like a festool jedi, awesome work

 

[alkaline]

... now I like it and i see end this project,  is near.

[wink]

 

[WastedP]

This is fantastic work.  The photography is amazing.

 

[alkaline]

in pink tones this morning I was convinced that everything is ok. Now I make the other side, and two tables. Nice weekend to all.

[smile] [wink] [smile]

 

[alkaline]

From this jigsaw coughed also KAPEX.

[tongue]

 

[Rhynix]

Very nice!

I love your workshop!

 

[alkaline]

Hello Rhynix
Thank you. I like it too, but it seems that soon I will have a problem with space.

[smile] [wink] [smile]

 

[BMH]

Love the design of the bench and the workmanship involved. Question; how is the wood expansion contraction is going to affect the miter joints at the corner?

 

[alkaline]

I just chose teak with respect to dimensional stability, I hope I will not disappoint. The internal parts are made with dimensions a few tenths of a millimeter smaller. The visual side is completely masked Sikaflex DC 290th
But the truth is that only time will tell as to maintain. In the extreme case I see a solution in its application to the miter.

 

[Michael Kellough]

Not that you need any help from me, you are clearly an outstanding craftsman, but you would get more accuracy if you put the short leg of the protractor against the wood and align the long leg to the pencil line by eye .

 

[alkaline]

Not that you need any help from me, you are clearly an outstanding craftsman, but you would get more accuracy if you put the short leg of the protractor against the wood and align the long leg to the pencil line by eye .

I am enthusiast more than craftsman. But I'm trying to improve. Therefore, I am grateful for each comment. Thank you for your response. Have a nice day.

[wink]

 

[alkaline]

...some pictures from today. Are only from phone.

[wink]

 

[wow]

I'll bet there's an interesting story behind that table. Please share it?

 

[alkaline]

I'll bet there's an interesting story behind that table. Please share it?

I will finish the work and then tell you a story. Now I will say only that the table is not only one.

[smile] [wink] [smile]

 

[Toxiq]

Dobrý den...

I was reading this topic with a lot of interest en just by the last post I noticed youre location, SK

My wife is from SK, we live in holland and at this moment her parents are here, so I had to show my father in law some slovakian work as he just smiled and said, what else you expect from a slovakian haha.

Where you from ?
They use to live in poprad, now they live in Bytca (near zillina) and we visit them 2 or 3 times per year (I love it there)

 

[alkaline]

...finish.

[wink]

 

[mike_aa]

That is really nice.  Thands for sharing!

Mike A,

 

[wow]

WOW - that's VERY nice. It almost looks like it was custom designed for that spot...

[wink] [thumbs up] [not worthy]

 

[alkaline]

Oh WOW, you were the big man on the forum but if in real life. Rest in peace. Honor your memory.

 

[alkaline]

Greetings to all. After a small working pause came again  time for fun. I begin this table where I used teak wood residues.

[wink]