some projects from the last months

[medicusdkfz]

I have been reading in this excellent forum for several years. My name is Pierre and I work as an Anesthesist in a german heart clinic. Inspired by the movies from Christian Henn, Matthias Wandel and Heiko Rech, I started with woodworking in 2009. Here are some pictures from projects of the last months. Especially for the room of our daughter Marie we needed some book shelves and a bed. And I use the same model for some "containers" for my bureau... Some pics are from my woodshop. The chairs (I made four of them) are from other pictures made by a designer named Christian Desile. I took these photos to create my own Sketchup drawing. I love the simplicity of the design. The containers are inspired by Flötotto. Sorry for my bad English...

 

[Kev]

Your English is fine my friend.

There's some very nice work in there - thank you for sharing  [smile]

 

[Sparktrician]

Very nice!!!  I especially like your Sysport/saw table.  Well done.  Your English is quite good; no need for apologies. 

[smile]

 

[PeterK]

I really like the chair!! Any drawings and dimensions available?

 

[Alan m]

that chair is pritty sweet.
i like your cutting table. any chance of some pics without the sheet so we can get a better look at the system. is it a knock down type

the sysport is good too
whats the pipe on the midi for. does it just raise up the heigth or is there a different reason

 

[medicusdkfz]

... whats the pipe on the midi for. does it just raise up the heigth or is there a different reason

The pipe is for the Y-adapter from Festool. I use it for the CMS-routermodul, because you can't plug the Y-adapter directly into the midi...

 

[medicusdkfz]

that chair is pritty sweet.
i like your cutting table. any chance of some pics without the sheet so we can get a better look at the system. is it a knock down type

the sysport is good too
whats the pipe on the midi for. does it just raise up the heigth or is there a different reason

Here are some pictures from my mobile sawing frame (3.00 m x 1.46 m) with my MFSH (multi function saw horse ;-)). I use the MFSH for long stuff at the MFT/3...

To all woodworkers: Have a nice day ;-)