Toys | Woodwork

Wooden Easter Bunny

ByBruce Sharp March 24, 2021August 26, 2021

There are versions of this on ETSY and Thingiverse and probably many other places. I couldn’t find anywhere that seemed like an original source.

My whole family are all getting one.

They will love it because it is from my hands.

Back Scratcher

ByBruce Sharp January 20, 2020August 30, 2021

Here are the parts of our back scratcher. As with most of our work, fixing is achieved by belting 6mm dowels into 5.5mm holes. The handle is well suited to batch production but the body of the scratchy bit took a while. Each had to be individually marked out. It was the least efficient part…

Woodwork

Kid’s Chair

ByBruce Sharp July 3, 2022

Recycling | Woodwork | workshop

Cheap Work Bench

ByBruce Sharp September 2, 2017August 23, 2021

Stable Work Surface Jobs in wood offer incredible variety. My brief, on this occasion, was to make a strong and serviceable workbench. It was to be big enough and stable enough for multiple workers to use hand planes. It wasn’t to cost too much for it would be disposed of after three days of use….

furniture | Woodwork

Chairs and Table

ByBruce Sharp May 28, 2017August 21, 2021

Fairy Furniture Grand daughters leave grandpas with the privilege of doing cool stuff. Here is the furniture with which she can join Alice at afternoon tea in the backyard. Even though this is made from decking boards, a life outdoors will see the timber eventually split and fall apart. So, a decision has to be…

Creative efforts | Disability work | Woodwork

Jewellery Box

ByBruce Sharp August 4, 2015August 21, 2021

For Whom Do We Make? The stuff we make involves many interested parties. There are: the makers, staff who help, managers of the centre, recipients of the objects, et al. Given the positive power of enthusiasm, it is good to spread that good feeling as widely as possible. When the makers make more than they need,…

Creative efforts | exploring a skill | Woodwork

End Grain

ByBruce Sharp February 17, 2021August 29, 2021

This is a celebration of end grain. When sanding end-grain to a polish, there is a lovely moment when you stand back to look at the figure. It is always beautiful. The hand cut chain is a fervent hope that the enjoyment never gets away! Human hands don’t seem to be able to create lines…

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