I just noticed they still wear their collars.

£20 for a router bit shouldn’t get you something too shabby.

Very neat. I also built floating shelves but they weren’t thick enough to cut keyhole inserts at the back so the screws have to go through and remain visible. Here I hide them with decorative items.

Your approach makes me think I’ll try to find a keyhole solution next time.

- normal people

+ people who live to the West of the European Union

I don’t know what to say.

It’s the hope that gets you. Much love.

Thank you. This was very useful, in particular the last comment on this thread.

I have not found examples of other products from S. Bent & Bros featuring the curved armrests turning into spindles. They are probably quite modern.

www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/2892...

Ben c’est quoi?

Kezako?

(Of course it means I can’t do pretty patterns or nonsense like that. Mind you I might try oblique cuts next)

🤣 the pile is steadily reducing (but the potential for additional chopping boards remains)

It’s very lovely. I love the little tenon details.

Tell me you’re British without telling me you’re British.

I’m so very sorry. It’s tough. Much love to you and the furries.

😔

That is some tiling.

😬

J’ai un ami qui les fait fermenter.