What do you think? Its made from iroko planks 100mm x 200mm in cross section and weighs over 100kg. Heavy, but not the full pinto. It should last a while.
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I like it, it's got a nice Ikea-esque minimalistic look to it

Pete

You sure that's not a photo from an IKEA catalogue? Very nice, I want one.

Edit:Beat me to it.

[Edited on 6/9/07 by Russ-Turner]

gets the thumbs up fom me

never thought about using old pallets for garden seats...


ok ok i think its geat, i'd pay good money at a garden center for one like that.

Cool :-)

I made these:

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And from scratch, not a kit...

Nice but I think you may need to cut out the center a bit of get over the prop shaft tunnel

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Originally posted by shades
Cool :-)

I made these:

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And from scratch, not a kit...

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thats a Lovely job,

my council have started using iroko to stop the vandals destroying the softwood ones,
all 4x4 and 5x4 lasted two years so far on a street corner and still not got a mark on it,,

Very nice but the rear support looks a little "unsupported" at the top... perhaps a little triangulation in the event of a rear impact would help. Or extending the legs up a little.

Steve

Iroko...bloody hell! Definatly not locost! Nice though, I like it.

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Originally posted by Hellfire
Very nice but the rear support looks a little "unsupported" at the top... perhaps a little triangulation in the event of a rear impact would help. Or extending the legs up a little.

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OK OK OK but where does the petrol go in them.
Poor atempt at a Morgan replica I'd say.

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Originally posted by Hellfire
Very nice but the rear support looks a little "unsupported" at the top... perhaps a little triangulation in the event of a rear impact would help. Or extending the legs up a little.

Steve

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Didn't they make ships from it

Very nice, btw.

ATB

Simon