My sister in law wanted some banquette seating and a fold down shelf built and installed to her beach chalet known as "the shack". So in this video I use some salvaged and leftover timber to create a relaxed seating area with built in storage space!
I went to rescue a stack of "warped" solid wood worktops and ended up finding £500 worth of prime white oak. In this video, I’m taking these reclaimed hardwood planks and repurposing them into two high-end furniture pieces for the house. First, a unique, multi-tiered floor lamp with storage shelves built from solid beech—utilising some creative bandsaw techniques to cut perfect circles at a 7.5° angle.
In this video I restore a vintage walnut writing desk by Henredon, model 45-2500. It had some serious problems including missing veneer, dents, bumps and scratches, missing handles and it was in desperate need of a refinish and general freshen up!
All this beauitiful timber which I think might be solid elm has been salvaged from an old kitchen, and in this video I am going to repurpose it in to a new woodworking project
I went on a JUNK HUNT to find discarded materials that I can salvage and then re-use for some projects in this video. I also bumped in to a friend who some of you might know who joins me on the search for reclaimed materials. One man's junk is another's treasure!
I went out for a JUNK HUNT around the city of Norwich and found loads of materials and then used them to make a woodworking project! I like using waste materials in my project so searching the alleyways, communal bin areas and skip diving or dumpster diving is a great way to find things!
After making over 300 woodworking projects on this channel, this is the best yet...! This is a solid oak extending dining table that seats up to 8, but best of all, the extending leaves slide out and are self storing under the main central table top.
I went out for a JUNK HUNT around the city of Norwich and found loads of materials and then used them to make a woodworking project! I like using waste materials in my project so searching the alleyways, communal bin areas and skip diving or dumpster diving is a great way to find things!
