I am failing so hard right now.
Not sure if this is gonna be even salvagable.
I build a routersled to flatten my board before the last cut and glue up - but I did something wrong
It's leaving massive difference in thickness.
Any advice on how to move forward would be appreciated worst part is , it was fairly flat maybe I should of just sanded :(
Okay I am nowhere near there but i just cut strips of maple , walnut and beech, not glued yet.
The idea is end grain...
Not sure where to go how big etc and how thick.
The biggest one is is 56*57cm by 3cm
Ah, I made post recently, the wall was still empty then.
Some of you asked for a pic with some tool holders.
Some are 3d printed and some are just wood inspired...
I know there is a fair bit on jankyness. But all in all very happy w the progress :D
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Thanks for everyones feedback :)
First go at this , it's been a learning journey.
Any tips or advice going forward?
Used cheap multiplex as backboard
Sls drilled in the concrete bricks w plugs and 12cm construction screws ( holy s**t I underestimated the bricks).
Just got some hardwood ply board (multiplex it's called over here in central Europe) cut in strips of 4.5 inches or 11cm.
I ran thea through the table saw to end up with 2 pieces of with 45°.
Using spacers to make sure they stay lvl and have same spacing.
Still some jankyness to it.
But done on a budget and with ad much scraps as possible...
Hey all -
Central Europe here - where are you guys getting the materials
Walnut - maple etc ?
Struggling to find decent stuff .
Iam from Belgium in the off chance somebody is as well that has advice 😂
Cheers
Not perfect by any means.
The diagonal is 0.5cm off on 200 cm but its level
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But still fairly happy with it 😁 basically the first thing I build apart from some chicken coops :p
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Screws could be neater as well but I don't mind too much for a workbench.
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Next project will be a mobile miter saw station I think 🤔
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Points of critique are appreciated
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Roughly I think around 80-100 euro's in materials
70*200 and about 80 high I think.
If I could go back I would make it 60wide I think and slightly lower so I could put wheels on it.
Hi all,
So I am building a new coop.
That entire open triangle would that be too much ventilation ( winter etc) ?
Ain't the prettiest , but as I am very new to diy Iam fairly happy 😁
About 3m by 1m
How many would you house in this ?
Hi all,
My first attempt at a hutch for quails.
Open to suggestions.
Bot finished ofc :)
Cheers