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Shelving and storage in summer house

"We urgently needed some lockable storage at our home for both our own use and for our guests ... Richard is always such a pleasure to work with and make the process really easy, and we can highly recommend him." Read More

World War One Airfield Picture Frame Project

I received a phone call from a local farmer who had volunteered to help the local parish council with a project to gain recognition of an old airfield site on farmland belonging to the Prideaux-Brune estate in Padstow dating back to World war one Read More

Sash window restoration

They are old style sash windows that slide horizontally which were quite rotten and he wondered if they could be repaired as opposed to being replaced with new ones, he removed them from the house and boarded up the openings whilst they were in the workshop Read More

Adjustable shelving for customer in Wadebridge

Shelves made from 18mm oak melamine board from Egger and a roll of matching iron on edge banding some twin slot shelving including the rails and supporting brackets. Read More

Making a custom workbench – Split Top Roubo

This workbench is based on the Roubo style and is a split top version where the top is composed of two halves that allow for woods natural movement - Roubo was a True craftsman and many benches today are still based on his style. The decision to make a new bench stems from a desire to create a bench that is not only practical to use but beautiful to look at with joints that would be strong but also decorative. Read More

Rocking Horses for a children’s play park

This week I have been asked by a customer to re-make two rocking horses for their play area at a holiday park near St merryn Read More

“Book match” wood grain technique makes heart shape in centre of latest Butlers tray!

The result from book matching the boards for the tray bottom actually blew me away with how it ended up looking once oiled and waxed and although it did take a lot of careful planing, sanding and elbow grease I think it was well worth the effort Read More

Butlers Tray

Everything was sanded really well down to 320 grit so silky smooth and then applied three coats of Liberon finishing oil sanding in between coats and finally waxed everything with three individual coats of black bison wax followed by some heavy duty elbow grease to ensure a really good shine  Read More

Making a butlers tray

This week I have been making a very stylish Butlers tray with stand - which is so useful for many different situations in the home, it could be used in the lounge for a tray of tea or as a piece of furniture to put some flowers on in the hallway, it could also be used in the bathroom or nursery Read More

Deckchair footstool

The finished stool is a perfect addition to the deckchair and it would encourage you to spend so much time relaxing and i think that personally I would have to have both of them for a day on the beach Read More

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