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Thread: Buckboard with wine barrel
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15th March 2024, 06:40 PM #1
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Buckboard with wine barrel
I did a bit of work for a small winery and the owner gave me a few of his really old, weather beaten barrels that were beyond use and ready to be dumped. Surprisingly the (French) Oak machined very well and produced quite a lot of 42+ X 19 pieces around 230 long. I made a few cooking spatulas and carved spoons, then decided to try it out for toys. I made a few Old Timers with Pine sides that I decorated with Laser engraved logos from local wineries. Then I came up with this Buckboard, entirely made from the recycled barrel. I am beginning to see why crafts people like working with Oak. The plan is from Aschi's workshop, expanded 1:1.6 to use 40mm wheels.
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15th March 2024, 07:44 PM #2
What a top toy with some beautiful timber, well done Crunchie.
Cheers crowie
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16th March 2024, 05:23 AM #3
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Very nice looking toys.
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17th April 2024, 10:51 PM #4
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Quite a successful transformation from wine barrel to wooden toy. Great job.
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