Do you remember that I posted some photos of some trees that were being felled ?
Well the trees belonged to this client and she asked me to build two sets of stairs for her.
The job was a little more involved than I first thought but the end result is preety cool, even if I do say so myself.
Now theise stairs are done I have a roof to rebuild on a huge house in Salcombe.
Then I have another set of stairs to build. The good thing is this new set are completely different . They will be built from joinery grade Oak and softwood.
It's been a bit of a mixed bag at work lately. Which is great because I've been buisy doing lots of different things.
Today I managed to skive off to Widecome fair where aswell as drinking some very tasty beer, I watched a couple of sawers cutting wood with a tractor powered saw mill.
During last week I helped out the old company to erect a frame near Dartmouth. It's great to hang out with my old work colleges every now and then.
2 Weeks ago I organised the moving and cutting of three trees on somebody's land. These trees are being converted as we speek, well not at the moment as it's 19:48 so if he sawer has any sence he will be sat with his good lady an a bottle of vino .
I will be using the timber from these to make some stairs for the clients who's land these trees came from.
I also bought a new van last week and moved into a new workshop and became a Limited company.
So you lot need to spend lots of money with me so that I can build you lovely things and pay my bills.
I had to make a steamer so that I could bend the beading for the window.
I didn't have any dowl to hold the stock in place so I cut up a broken arrow , which I think is a preety cool thing to use .
It's the first time I've streamed timber and it is suprisingly bendy once hot , but it cools so quick then becomes brittle , you need to be on your toes.