What have you made?

[Eric E]

those toiletry bags are very nice looking

thank you!

Also made this woolly mammoth skeleton for my manufacturing class:

Nice! I did this one a yew years ago for a gf at the time

[Sasper]

both look really cool, the mammoth looks milled, but is the butterfly watercut`?

[Eric E]

cnc plasma

[Rick K]

Thanks guys, mine was cut on a cnc router and filed/sanded a lot.
That butterfly looks so intricate, its amazing

[spakky]

those things would look so sick made outta titanium and having the rainbow finish on em

[D-J-S]

designed a formed plywood chair made from 2 moulds. full scale model-

[Sebastian]

Last two pages are awesome.  I especially like the idea of restoring antique household items like that straight razor, I wonder what other possibilities there are.  Makes me want to go poke around some of the old historic buildings around here and see what I can find.

Love the shaving kit bag in brown leather and the chair, too.

[Arttu]

That chair is awesome! I have been toying around with a very similar construction (two L profile plywood pieces mirrored) in my head every now and then, but couldn't think of a smart way to connect the legs/back rest. It looks like you figured out a very nice way of doing it! You should definately send it to Dezeen etc. With a little work it would definitely make a very good product

[Bunsincunsin]

Nice chair DJS - do you have a portfolio online somewhere?


Here's a recent longboard I made.  Inlay is pretty difficult; I'll probably just stick to bookmatched sheets from now on...  My 'Modern Pintail' design with maple and walnut burl veneer:






P.S.
This new layout sucks...

[barcodebilly]

Wow that is nice

[D-J-S]

cheers arttu! yeah i might send it on but at the moment there's a chance (probably extremely slim) that it might get put into production with a smallish uk commercial furniture company as part of their cafe range. so i'll will wait and see how that goes first. forgot to mention that 1 mould makes seat and backrest, the other the legs if anyone was wondering. the legs have a floating tenon running through them all which gives the chair strength. probably should of taken more detail shots of the spacers/fixings between legs and seat as well.

[D-J-S]

nice finish on that s.johnson, looks beautiful. i have a not so great free online portfolio online here- http://davidsearcy.weebly.com/

[@ss4oLe]

That inlay shouldn't have been hard. Use veneer for both colors. then glue that onto the main piece of wood.

Lot of nice stuff in this thread!

[human]

[MathDebater]

Human, what're the numbers on that bad boy? Definitely want to try my hand at shaping at some point.