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Mike thank you for posting this. It is now the inspiration for my new place. My project will consist of (depending on the parts available) a desk, night stand, wardrobe, couch and book case. The Lego kid in me is thrilled.
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[lowrey]

we were missing a light fixture so I decided to make something from toolbox leftovers and a broken ceiling light:

[Faust]

/\ ha, that's so cool!

[lowrey]

here is something else I recently worked on, I came across this late 19th century table top which looked really cool and beat up, so I decided to use it as a coffee table. I made the frame out of 25mm rectangular iron rail.



this is something I did for our bedroom, its very simple storage system as I wanted it to look as much like a blank wall as possible. I had a carpenter make the doors as I wouldn't have had the resources nor skill to make them

[Arcane]

You do the welding yourself?

[lowrey]

yea, had the place where I bought the metal cut the pieces though, as I needed 45 degree angles in the corners and didn't have proper equipment to do it well myself.

[Arcane]

Looking good. I've always wanted to learn but never got around to it. Is it hard?

[bestial]

Looking good. I've always wanted to learn but never got around to it. Is it hard?

I found it less harder than I thought. Had to weld a stand for some ceramics we did at school. It was so basic it could be and just some point-welding (punktsvetsning?), but I did manage to do it pretty quick for it to be my first time.

Gues the hardest parts is to get it even and in a line, and also not to "weld up" the things you already welded togheter, so they loosens.

Note: I don't say that I KNOW how to weld, but I guess one could learn to do basic stuff pretty fast.

Mike: You do awesome things, really like to have things in my apartment that I've done myself. I have a coffetable that I did the design for when I finished high school. And for the time being I'm doing an installation at school, including metal, a backbone and hip and some fabrics, will probably show it when it's done.

EDIT: And of course! I play in a band http://www.myspace.com/endoramusik

[rn28]

my graduate collection from last year

http://www.pbase.com/frozenframes/_fashion_

[Faust]

my graduate collection from last year

http://www.pbase.com/frozenframes/_fashion_

This is really good!!! Congrats! Tailoring, leather, shearling in a graduate collection - awesome, you take no prisoners!

[Avantster]

this is something I did for our bedroom, its very simple storage system as I wanted it to look as much like a blank wall as possible. I had a carpenter make the doors as I wouldn't have had the resources nor skill to make them

Looks good, I really like this. How does it open?

[rn28]

This is really good!!! Congrats! Tailoring, leather, shearling in a graduate collection - awesome, you take no prisoners!

Thank Faust!

[lowrey]

Looking good. I've always wanted to learn but never got around to it. Is it hard?

yea what bestial said, its not that hard once you get the hang of it. I've only welded once or twice in addition to a school woodwork class ten years ago.

Looks good, I really like this. How does it open?

thanks, the doors have pop locks or whatever they are called in english, you just press on them.

[Heirloom]

I'm quite into photography, and just assembled a small website with a selection of photos. Still very sparse, so some shots might lack in cnotext, but I'm planning to put alot of effort in this soon.

http://www.arfazadeh.com