I arrived home to a patio furniture project with my friend David. Since it was a David project there was an excellent plan from which to work. Never discount just how much easier it is to build when you have a good plan.
The table is made from cut down 2 x 3 and will be painted just like the plant stand. As David said, it is easy to make this sort of thing when you have the proper tools. My table saw and sliding mitre saw enabled us to knock the project off in 90 minutes working slowly and talking steadily. The project is all butt joints and screw fasteners, strong and quick.
The table was made to hold up the round glass top from their previous patio table. This photo was clearly and after thought.
This is the finished tear drop box. It has two coats of shellac and two coats of Minwax spray varnish. I really don't have a purpose in mind for the box but I liked working with the maple and oak.
Here is Maui's hook for my four year old grand daughter. You know what it is like making things for small children, she may love it immediately, or ignore it totally. There is no way to know. Two weeks ago Moana and company where totally in fashion, this week, Moana and Maui could be old news. We'll find out tomorrow when the hook is delivered.
I apologise for the poorer than usual photographs. For some unknown reason the software was not importing photos properly and so I had to use another method that is not as clean or clear.
cheers ianw
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