Building furniture....

[telectrix]

you should be able to use the add image icon, then select ffom computer rather than url

 

[The Cavalry]

you should be able to use the add image icon, then select ffom computer rather than url

I tried that but it asked for a url. Wouldn't take the pic from computer. Might just be me being a muppet!

 

[cobrauk]

When you reply to thread there are images above the text box 2nd on the right if you hoover above it says " insert image" click on it then browse to where you have image stored on your pc click up load job done

Opps sorry didnt mean to insert that pic please delete

 

[Paul.M]

Opps sorry didnt mean to insert that pic please delete

I've deleted the full post Cobrauk for you.

ps Nice house

 

[tazz]

Not all members can upload pictures via insert image icon...If you can only select url, you will need to use a free image storing site, such as photobucket. The copy & paste url address from photo.

 

[cobrauk]

Thanks Paul,
Yes they are nice houses but lots of money for them I think they went for £895,000 for the 4 bed when built a year ago

 

[The Cavalry]

Not all members can upload pictures via insert image icon...If you can only select url, you will need to use a free image storing site, such as photobucket. The copy & paste url address from photo.

Thanks tazz, photobucket it is! I can then amaze and bore with pictures [emoji12]

 

[Tidy Max]

Well i have almost finished it and i have almost finished the bed too. I forgot i had started this thread so apologies for not updating it (if anyone was bothered!)

 

[ifindoubtdont]

That's really good work, my wife wants all the bedroom doing out. Are you up for it?. Lol

 

[Corbs]

your a tad out on the laser level tho good work now the task of staining it ?

 

[Tidy Max]

Haha it was perfect by the time i had finished! The hinges themselves weren't bang on we got them from an iron mongers That is the wardrobes waxed but they need buffing further. Not bad for old scaffold boards! Ill post a pic of the bed in a sec

 

[Tidy Max]

Kingsize beaut also made from scaff boards, on with the bedside tables next and the hurricane lamp big light and side lights!

 

[GB.Kayak]

Haha it was perfect by the time i had finished! The hinges themselves weren't bang on we got them from an iron mongers That is the wardrobes waxed but they need buffing further. Not bad for old scaffold boards! Ill post a pic of the bed in a sec

That is really good work! I made a wooden 'Alaskan Mill' out of scraps of timber and have sawn some boards out of the dry rot affected beams that we replaced with my chainsaw; the 2 10 " square beams supported the front of our house over one of our bay windows. I look forward to turning this ~ 139 year old timber, 1 1/2 " thick boards into a kitchen table in due course!

 

[Tidy Max]

Yeah i bet that will turn out amazing. I have a list of projects the size of my arm but not enough time to get round to them. I have been building light fittings at the moment and have a few plans for the dining table. I am also makin all of our internal doors out of redwood. They will be seriously heavy but you can't beat the feel of a good solid door!

 

[GB.Kayak]

Yeah i bet that will turn out amazing. I have a list of projects the size of my arm but not enough time to get round to them. I have been building light fittings at the moment and have a few plans for the dining table. I am also makin all of our internal doors out of redwood. They will be seriously heavy but you can't beat the feel of a good solid door!

My Dad, around about the time my parents got married, got hold of a 18 " - 2 ' wide by 6 ' long by ~ 1 " thick piece of 'waney' edged yew. He sanded and polished it to a dull shine which has been enhanced by almost 48 years of hair 'oils'. The beauty of the head board that he made is the story of 'the rough and the smooth' or the man and the woman as it shows just that profile!

 

[Corbs]

Kingsize beaut also made from scaff boards, on with the bedside tables next and the hurricane lamp big light and side lights!

you going to be using the spare room under the mattress for storage, or are you sinking the mattress in like the new fancy beds?

 

[Corbs]

Haha it was perfect by the time i had finished! The hinges themselves weren't bang on we got them from an iron mongers That is the wardrobes waxed but they need buffing further. Not bad for old scaffold boards! Ill post a pic of the bed in a sec

looks better for the old style if its not anyway and to be honest looks better than this new rubbish and will last longer

 

[Tidy Max]

well the bed i wanted to make was quite a high bed that looked like something out of a beach shack and that had fruit/veg boxes as the under bed storage. However we decided we just didn't have enough space for it. We have plenty of storage in that wardrobe (its 9ft x 5ft x 2.5ft) and we also have the back bedroom that has a lot of storage. So we will see how we get on. I am going to build her a small dresser for in the corner also!

I am debating whether to list the bed on etsy, the price wooden furniture is selling for on their is unbelievable. That bed took 3 hours to measure, cut and dowel together and another 3 hours to totally sand and wax. Total materials cost £100 for wood and wax.

 

[ifindoubtdont]

What happens when the other half says, "I think it would look good against the other wall."

 

[Tidy Max]

I'll launch the lumpy and the bolster at her and say you can move the #$&/*# lamp circuit and switches then!!!!