fitting the hinges

Properly termed 'sinking' the hinges in the lid of an oak box destined to contain a ceremonial sceptre. The Mark 1 Black and Decker Workmate is at least 40 years old and nearly (not quite) clapped out. It is so useful that I acquired another one many years ago to replace it but it hasn't yet been used.
K5, Pentax smc 'A' 28mm

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PeterKR PeterKR

409 posts
14 years

Posted 14/08/2016 - 11:19 Link

Nice study, David.
And some nicely executed joinery on the end caps.

See you've still got the marking gauge as well.
Our woodwork master would rap our knuckles if he saw us sharpening pencils with our marking knife !
Those were the days !
(And I've still got my Workmate as well !)

Best regards
Peter

pauljay pauljay

46 posts
17 years
The Dutch Alps!

Posted 24/08/2016 - 07:36 Link

Hard to let things go sometimes isn't it! Delightful shot!

Paul.

Photography is not a sport. It has no rules. Everything must be dared and tried! (Bill Brandt)
PPG