Woodsong Plinths - Printable Version

Woodsong Plinths - Printable Version

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RE: Woodsong Plinths - The Flatearther - 2012-05-05 13:40

Chris I know someone who has 2 church pews hundreds of years old as his dining room chairs but has grown tired of them. How would you get them to the US?
Flat

RE: Woodsong Plinths - Chris H - 2012-05-05 20:48

If they are nice pews, I would have slight difficulty seeing them cut up. Otherwise, they would be cut up, and sent as parcels. Sounds like a lot of wood. Oak like that might make a lot of really cool plinths! Hmmmm...... I will need to arrange for some 'feet on the ground' think I might have some ideas, as well as knowing some folks who might like some of the 'off-cut'. I would not want to create waste, or not make a move that was overall, beneficial. I do know a couple fine woodworkers over that side of the pond. Can you send photos to me?

RE: Woodsong Plinths - The Flatearther - 2012-05-05 21:46

[quote='Chris H' pid='192691' dateline='1336247292']
If they are nice pews, I would have slight difficulty seeing them cut up. Otherwise, they would be cut up, and sent as parcels. Sounds like a lot of wood. Oak like that might make a lot of really cool plinths! Hmmmm...... I will need to arrange for some 'feet on the ground' think I might have some ideas, as well as knowing some folks who might like some of the 'off-cut'. I would not want to create waste, or not make a move that was overall, beneficial. I do know a couple fine woodworkers over that side of the pond. Can you send photos to me?

Chris I'll speak to my friend Ian this week and see if he is still wanting to get shot of them. I bagsie the first plinth though before anyone else gets their grubby paws on one! LOL
Flat

RE: Woodsong Plinths - Chris H - 2012-05-05 23:26

cool.. and if the wood was just right, and the waste little, I would probably still butcher some pews. Would be very cool to have a plinth built with history like that. Looking at some bog Oak right now too..

RE: Woodsong Plinths - Gaius - 2012-05-06 19:14

Hey, looks like you found some oak Chris, nice one !

Regards, Mark

RE: Woodsong Plinths - Mudcrutch - 2012-05-06 22:12

Chris,
Something to do with all those left over off cuts?
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You might only get bum notes from them though. Cool

Mud

RE: Woodsong Plinths - Cymbiosis - 2012-05-06 23:45

Keeping busy in Munich today Smile

Japanese Cherry: [Image: img06311.jpg]

And here's the big picture:
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RE: Woodsong Plinths - Mr Onion - 2012-05-07 09:28

Peter. Whats the room Heater (I mean Power Amp)?

Other than frigging enormous that is

Love the spiral sculpture too

RE: Woodsong Plinths - Stu - 2012-05-07 12:21

(2012-05-06 23:45)Cymbiosis Wrote: Keeping busy in Munich today Japanese Cherry:

And here's the big picture:

Peter, an arm/cartridge combination badly in need of a sKale?
EDIT: I see between first and second pictures you have addressed this Smile

RE: Woodsong Plinths - Cymbiosis - 2012-05-07 17:13

(2012-05-07 12:21)Stu Wrote: Peter, an arm/cartridge combination badly in need of a sKale?
EDIT: I see between first and second pictures you have addressed this

Indeed

- All part of the plan! The first picture was taken when I had daylight earlier in the day.

I love the spiral CD rack too.

KR

Peter