Thread: Had a go with some pine.

Kettle has water in it as well

And the grinder? It looks like a pepper grinder with salt in it.... :confused:

What were you doing with the cucumber?

We have a triangle island bench with a granite top that is similar to the one you had there.

Why did you make the grain line up from one box to the next & then make them different colours?

Is it Friday yet?

Must go, just found a fly to pull the wings off.

PS. What is the thing at the back under the glad wrap?

Finished yet Cliff?

Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers

What is the thing at the back under the glad wrap?

Benny's pile of sawdust that he spreads around on Fridays

Geeeeeeeezzz, I finally post a proper thread and you bugrs hijack it and drivel on???? What's the world coming to?????????

Hi Benny.

I was curious: Is the kettle in the background half-full, or half-empty.

Be careful how you answer this, as it will give everyone on the forum a deep understanding of your shallow personality.

Originally Posted by Felder

Hi Benny.

I was curious: Is the kettle in the background half-full, or half-empty.

Be careful how you answer this, as it will give everyone on the forum a deep understanding of your shallow personality.

Neither mate it's running over, like my ability to drivel

Originally Posted by bennylaird

All Feast Watson, sanding sealer, stain, anti fungal, and Satinproof brushed on. Have improved since I made thes ones, no brush marks etc.

But will be trying some new finishes on my next project.

You'll find hard Shellac and some EEE gives a far better finish than Satinproof. Applied with a soft cloth and cut to about 50%, then finished with EEE, it's amazing.

Even Wipe-on poly is good if you want a poly finish.

It's time for you to visit our beloved forum host's website I think.

Have a bag of Shellac flakes in the cupboard, just need to get some good rubber material etc. I restored Mum's old HMV a while back. Casing as well as the internals, sounds great.