Very cool.

You could gussy up the front door a mite for the holidays...

Nice, love the frame.

If you make a cool toybox, you'll still step on a LEGO with your bare feet in the dark. :lol:

Would a toybox aged kid want that in their room?

Any age, kids love monsters and icky things, don't they?

I guess I'm too far removed from that age. I don't remember any more. I think they would like it during the daytime, maybe in another room, but at night having it staring at them in their bed might be unnerving.

All four of mine would have been terrified of it. But they are on the emotionally sensitive side. Minifob cries at sad commercials.

What do I know, I never had a toybox. All my treasure had to stay in the cellar because my room way the main thoroughfare from the kitchen and backdoor to the bathroom.

I love them, I'd love to make one. I think my kids would have liked them.

Can't get much easier, even a cave man could do it.

Since I can't play the piano, this seems like the perfect use while listening to the radio.

Treat her like a queen...

Pass.

It takes me five minutes til I can walk more than a step or two in the morning, I'd tumble down those steps the first time I got up in the night to piss.

Pissing yourself while breaking your neck is no way to go through life, son.

Is it your ankles? If so, rotate them and flex them for a few seconds while you are still lying in bed. Gets the accumulated fluids out of the joint and releases stiffness before you put weight on them and strain them. Knees too.

Knees, back, feet, all of it, pretty much. Oddly, even though I've sprained and hairline-fractured each of them several times, my ankles don't bother me. Which is weird.

Yeah, I do the limbering up routine, if I have time. I have the prostate of a ninety year old. And I don't mean in a jar on a shelf.

Know what you mean. Use to be able to shit, shower and shave, in time it takes me to pee.

you guys are scaring the passengers.

Sandbox to keep the cat shit out...

Very clever

Pretty stealth.

You don't need an elephant to have a trunk.

That is beautiful, but I would need to employ others just to carry/move it around.

You need an elephant to move your trunk.

Hahaha haha!

Add a little class to Levittown...

I likey!


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Bookcase for people who's mothers made them take lessons and hated it...

Looks to me like there's no clear coat for a flat surface, so it's strictly a piece of art with no utilitarian use?

A good place to hide your climate change date. ;)

Fibonacci bookcase...

Compact, but I doubt comfortable...

Probably good for the kids.

I don't think that grillwork will keep the flies out... tigers either.

I wonder if the door was structurally falling apart, and rather than replace the antique they figured out what would be necessary to brace it back together and then commissioned something artistic in that shape?

Could be, it would certainly look better than L-brackets, threaded rod, and turnbuckles. :lol:

Yeah, but does he have a bandsaw?

Very pretty
Too pretty

Man oh man, look at that tall ceiling!

My cellar has two steel beams that are about 5'10'' clearance.
I hung 1x3s on wires about 2" away from each, so you could at least decelerate. ;)



This bed looks like it wouldn't rock or bang the wall.

If the kid is a pain in the ass, it would be easy to slap some plywood over the holes and it becomes a shipping crate. :p:

That is EPIC!

Simple turned bowl decorated by woodburning.

Can't swear to it but I think it's a desk. Probably a secretary's desk, wide open so the boss can check out her garters.;)

Here is one from the lathe department. If ONLY we had someone here with a lathe...

ooooooooo....

How do you make something like that hollow?

It would be tricky to lay it up hollow. It can be hollowed out through the small hole in the top, but it would be a royal pain in the ass and take a long time. Better to make a larger hole in the bottom to work through then plug it and glue a piece of anti-skid/anti-scratch material over it.

My choice would be to stick a dried posy in it and forget it.

Perfect cat, no litter box...

Why not lay it up with a hexagonal unglued blank section? Like you put a support in an arch of bricks? Then at the end, just pull the "plug" out. Of course, how much empty do you need? Just enough for a couple of flower stems. Drill it out.

Or lay it up over a blank of Styrofoam, drill the hole, and dissolve the foam. ;)

A very, very old Scandinavian door...

Very much do I like that.

Do big slab doors like that move with humidity changes?

I like it a lot, but imagine it would bind in the summer and let cold air in in January.

If it closes against the casing rather than inside the casing, it shouldn't be a problem. Or if it fits loosely in the casing but against a stop trim.

This is wild, a slab of Black Walnut and four wrenches...

looks ... plush. petrified plush to be precise.

Nice!

I like.