TV/DVD shelf with a difference, built to customers requirements, materials used 6mm plywood for the top shelf, 2” x 1” batten and a strip of 5/8” x 5/8” for the nosing on the front of the shelf, then two standard stair spindles were cut down for the lower shelf supports and a length of 6” x 1” for the lower shelf

The bee’s head and body was made from 2” x 1” batten the wings from 1/8” thick exterior grade plywood and the wing hub from 5/8” thick beech

Hedgehog house made from 38mm x 10mm for the roof slats 6” x 1” boards for the back and front and 9mm thick plywood for the floor and a bit of photo editting for the pic

This bird feeder has two inner perches that make it difficult for larger scavengers to feed

The frame work for this shed was made from 2” x 2” timber then planked with 6” feather edge boards the floor from 3/4” plywood and the roof from 1/2” plywood the window frames were made from 3” x 1” and the door was made from 4” x 5/8” thick T&G boards

Sunrise design garden gate the sun rays in this gate have skewed tenons and all had to be cut by hand the top rail was cut to shape fron 5” x 2” with a band saw then a belt sander was used to remove saw cuts. The gate was planked with 5/8” thick T&G boards, 3” x 2” was used for the middle rail and stiles. I am not responsible for the gate posts i would have used planed timber and a least got them plumb and straight

Pine shelf with suspended platform for displaying potted plants

Angles angles every where is it plumb and also square… Made from 6” x 1” pine boards and 2” x 1” for the legs and handles

I was ony asked to make and fit new stairs but it all nearly ended in disaster….Lesson learnt never take anything for granted.. Near disaster pics at http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.117838781592539.7142.115553201821097

Ice cream cone holders for serving twelve cones made for holiday resort ice cream parour they did have a final coat of varnish making them washable and hygenic

This is a model of an old concrete bridge demolished in 1988 the model was made three years later from photographs the second picture shows the bridge before the stucture had sand thrown onto watered down adhesive that gave the model a concrete effect pics three and four are of the real thing

The bird body was cut from 2”x1” pine the wings from 3 mm exterior grade plywood and the wing hub made from oak

1907 Rolls Royce, 1912 Packard Victoria, 1927 Volvo Jacob and 1989 Land Rover County

Toy tow truck made mainly from 9mm ply wood although oak was used where extra strength was needed ie the winding gear and the cogs that are used for the winch and boom

This project was made from an old chest of draws over twenty years ago i think the wood used was mesquite although i looks like american oak

Trough planter made from T&G boards simple but nice

This i made for my son when he was about 4-5 years old he is 25 now so this is an old pic. the lorry was made of 9mm plywood then under coated and painted the tipper was made of some mahogany i had lying around

This was made 20 years ago sorry about the quality of the photo, the whole project was made from oak the top half was left natuaral and the bottom half stained with dark oak, the most difficult part to make was the front radiator grille this was cut by hand with a coping saw

Sun burst design drive way gates I made two sets of these some time ago

Another use for oak laminate flooring combined with real oak, shelf, skirting and stanchions who would be able to tell