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<blockquote data-quote="wornish" data-source="post: 398235" data-attributes="member: 15434">Only just found this thread.Apart from cutting the grass ..........&nbsp;&nbsp; and we have a lot of grass. Woodworking was/is a kind of hobby.Four years ago my wife said she wanted to buy a bird table she saw at a garden centre we were visiting. The price was crazy and I said I can make a better one!&nbsp; Big mistake!Having then bought chop saws, drills,&nbsp; cramps and lots of other &quot;essential&quot; tools I made three prototypes. They are still in the shed.but. ..&nbsp; I decided to make a hexagonal tree seat using only tenon joints and woodglueand three years later it's still there in the garden today.&nbsp; I had to do a lot of joints to make it,mbut it was good fun. See my 52 in 2015 later this year.Photography has since become my #1 hobby over the last couple of years and it's a constant learning experience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wornish, post: 398235, member: 15434"] Only just found this thread. Apart from cutting the grass .......... and we have a lot of grass. Woodworking was/is a kind of hobby. Four years ago my wife said she wanted to buy a bird table she saw at a garden centre we were visiting. The price was crazy and I said I can make a better one! Big mistake! Having then bought chop saws, drills, cramps and lots of other "essential" tools I made three prototypes. They are still in the shed. but. .. I decided to make a hexagonal tree seat using only tenon joints and woodglue and three years later it's still there in the garden today. I had to do a lot of joints to make it,mbut it was good fun. See my 52 in 2015 later this year. Photography has since become my #1 hobby over the last couple of years and it's a constant learning experience. [/QUOTE]

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