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    Default Coffee Bench No 3 WIP

    This is the third in this series of benches for the new coffee shop in Slurry Hills.
    Similar but different to the other 2.
    More Australian Cedar (had some scraps left over from other jobs) This one has a similar split but I have gone back to a timber repair this time rather than the steel wedgy. Nice bit of Cedar in this top, lots of feature and a nice colour. It will look better after a second coat. Oh the bow is made from Wenge and a shot of mixing filler colours to get something that will look half decent. I don't use very much filler its not my thing, mostley just leave any cracks as they are. Actualy if you look into those bottles that is all I have used and those bottles would be 5 years old.
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    Very speccy piece of timber there

    like the bow tie

    what did you do with the split a bit to port of the tie - ca?
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    Hi Nick, nothing really, dribbled a bit of PVA down there, its not level it's still a crack.
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    Everything the bloke above you wrote.

    (get's me itching to get back into my build in the shed, except every time I try right now something gets in the way. )
    I make things, I just take a long time.

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    WiP'd up in no time "The Sword in the table" nice touch CH

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    Good lookin' bit of TC there CH. Hope it really is red and not the amberish colour in the photo.

    I know TC will turn that colour with continued exposure to the sun.

    Like the Bow tie!

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    Nice looking piece of timber. Going to look great.
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    HI Guys, yes it does look like a sword Ray, hadn't seen that. It is only a light Cedar not the great red stuff. Mind you the fact that its light let the diversity of the grain come out in this piece I think. The fork "flame" on the right hand side is beautifull.
    Waldo, turn your phone off, send everyone else away and get into the workshop!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Claw Hama View Post
    Waldo, turn your phone off, send everyone else away and get into the workshop!
    That could be a start, along with telling SWMBO that I can't possibly mow today - it might rain.
    I make things, I just take a long time.

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    Buy an Alpaca, you get a pet and fertilser and the lawn done for the same price

    Very humid here, just rode the pushie to work and sweeting like the proverbial pig
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    Working off Christmas and ANZACS eh CH

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    Nice work Claw.
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    Not realy Christmas Ray, by nature I just love my food and if I don't make an effort to do some exercise I just keep working and working just doesn't wear it off.
    Thanks Alex, its all good fun.
    Todays efforts, another coat on the benchtop, underside and topside. This one will have the dishwasher under it so I don't want it curling up with steam and water so I will give the underside an extra coat or two. The passover shelf is done and getting coats of finish and the frame is on the bench now and having joints cut. Again just lap joints, some glue and a screw.

    I feel like I just take the same photos each time on the jobs, are there any shots of processes or tools etc that anyone would like to see. Post or PM me if you like.
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    Last photo on top the black cabinet is that a block of rock I see??

    Tools ok how about a window rubber bead replacement tool

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    Eagle eyes is at it again. Yes nice little block of marble waiting for a project (on top of my fridge) I have a few other pieces waiting too.
    Yes, window/screen rubber wheelie tool. In this shot hidding behind the builders square. I have moved things a bit since this shot was taken but I will confirm with another shot tomorrow (after scuba dive). It should still be in the same place I think even though some of the other things (boxes of incents etc) have been repositioned. In the red halo over my head
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