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The endless journey of furniture-for-family continues! Just when I thought I had cleared out all the requested furniture, mum decided "just one more!".
This time around, the only material needed was for two legs, all the rest was from offcuts of previous projects for her (~10 or so). The purchased timber was actually slightly cheaper than the three baskets. First time using my new jointer too, which is lovely not having to buy dressed timber.
Build video for those interested
Solid tas oak/vic ash (same thing, different marketing names) except for the two side panels which are veneered MDF. The top had a janky looking knot/bark inclusion, but after filling it with epoxy is probably my favourite part of it now.
Previous entries in the 'Diane Collection' include
This time around, the only material needed was for two legs, all the rest was from offcuts of previous projects for her (~10 or so). The purchased timber was actually slightly cheaper than the three baskets. First time using my new jointer too, which is lovely not having to buy dressed timber.
Build video for those interested
Solid tas oak/vic ash (same thing, different marketing names) except for the two side panels which are veneered MDF. The top had a janky looking knot/bark inclusion, but after filling it with epoxy is probably my favourite part of it now.
Previous entries in the 'Diane Collection' include
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