Corelz125 Well done Mike. Even better just winging it
Thanks Corelz - I've tried designing plans, but never seem to follow them, so generally easier to just go with it I think.
Eric - the "Loft" Nicely done Mike, using rough lumber is a plus. It looks functional as well as artistic. Nice write up in the blog build.
Cheers Eric - the big advantage of rough lumber is it's just lying around for free :)
HokieKen Excellent work Mike! Now I feel lazy for using the Gramercy kit 😆
Hang on, there's a kit? Well, dammit.
Ron Aylor Nice! Good save with the leather washers. Oh and that's a most interesting hacksaw shown in the blog post part three.
Thanks Ron The hacksaw was done in much the same way - I've slightly reshaped a couple of bits on it since these pictures, but it's essentially the same - I don't use a hacksaw much or I'd probably remake it a bit sleeker.
pottz not bad for having no clue. i dont do anything close to that when i have no clue, which is most of the time !
It's the advantage of not having a clue being my default state - lots of practice. Anyway, I've seen your furniture builds - They're a hell of a lot better than mine :)
Nice saw Mike, this came out great, and functional. The 4 part write up is very nicely detailed, will make a great set of instructions for those who wish to make their own.
Oldtool Nice saw Mike, this came out great, and functional. The 4 part write up is very nicely detailed, will make a great set of instructions for those who wish to make their own.
Thanks Tom
Dave Polaschek Nice, Mike! Chunkier than I would make it, but to each his own, right?
Cheers Dave - it'd be no fun if we were all alike :)
