stevenv
10th August 2020, 02:26 AM
Hi,
i'm a Belgian who moved to Slovenia.
After renovating our house, I wanted to continue with the home-made stuff. So I watched some youtube on how to make a nice kitchenstep for our son. I bought some hobby jointer and an old saw and got to work.
The jointer only lasted me one job and already gave up on the lark I was using. So after some search I got my hands on an old combine machine aprox 50-60ies. one like this, but in its original paint
Google Image Result for http://www.deddalesio.it/vetrina/img/p/5/4/7/7/5477-thickbox_default.jpg (https://images.app.goo.gl/zJ8hKed6WXJaSGNG7)
I crafted some high beds for the garden, which you can find on our webpage hisa-lenart.si and continued with a simple grillshed in the garden, a table from the left overs and some extra kid beds for our guests and our son.
last week i layed my hands on an 40 year old bandsaw with is in great condition and the woodworkers virus stayed ( and my wife rolled her eyes yesterday ) when I bought another antique beltsanding machine which I go and pick up in two weeks :U I think now my little workshop is as good to go into full production and I won't be watching television anymore.
I hope to learn some stuff from the forum and be able to get some answers in the future when I problems pass my path.
greetings Steven
i'm a Belgian who moved to Slovenia.
After renovating our house, I wanted to continue with the home-made stuff. So I watched some youtube on how to make a nice kitchenstep for our son. I bought some hobby jointer and an old saw and got to work.
The jointer only lasted me one job and already gave up on the lark I was using. So after some search I got my hands on an old combine machine aprox 50-60ies. one like this, but in its original paint
Google Image Result for http://www.deddalesio.it/vetrina/img/p/5/4/7/7/5477-thickbox_default.jpg (https://images.app.goo.gl/zJ8hKed6WXJaSGNG7)
I crafted some high beds for the garden, which you can find on our webpage hisa-lenart.si and continued with a simple grillshed in the garden, a table from the left overs and some extra kid beds for our guests and our son.
last week i layed my hands on an 40 year old bandsaw with is in great condition and the woodworkers virus stayed ( and my wife rolled her eyes yesterday ) when I bought another antique beltsanding machine which I go and pick up in two weeks :U I think now my little workshop is as good to go into full production and I won't be watching television anymore.
I hope to learn some stuff from the forum and be able to get some answers in the future when I problems pass my path.
greetings Steven