Thread: Hey Girls

Thans Major, Just between Daph and I, I do think she is an unrealised artist for that photo


Build your bench!!!!! Now that could be a lot of fun. Teaching Major how to bodgy a bench together - did you notice there are no pics of the base of the table


Re the Tambor door - it would have to be a counter weight hung horizontally and it would have to be no wider than 8 mm thick to fit into the hidden back section.



hey Tameriska - have you decided on a plan for your kitchen yet?

cheers
Wendy

Hi All

I haven't been doing much in the way of woodturning recently as I've travelled this wonderful country of ours for a holiday with my children and grand children. Travelled from Darwin to Brisbane and back, emm about 8,000km in all this time round which resulted in lots of sitting, lots of gazing out the car window and some visiting towns we only get to see when on 'the road'. We did it by car this time, it took us 5 days each way with a month in between. We're off again middle of October but I'll be hoping a plane for that trip, only about 4 hours, which seems much more reasonable, eh. I can't wait to get my hands on those grand children again

Now I've recovered from the trip I collected some wet Casuarina Pine and some sort of Rosewood [not sure on that one] yesterday from the local caravan park and I'm going to 'play' for hours and hours

If something nice comes from these efforts, I'll post them for you all to look at

Have a good one

Cheers

Robyn

Lead would probably be the weigh (Oops sorry for pun) to go, for your tambour door, dont know how you would work out the weight needed, suppose trial and error.

Donna

Originally Posted by rufflyrustic

did you notice there are no pics of the base of the table


cheers
Wendy

Come on Wendy dont be shy, show us your legs!

:b

Wendy

A piece of 5mm steel plate should do the trick.

Ken