it's a tray type table and sort of a masterpiece
because of its large size and wooden tree trunk stools are also included.
The wood is classified as mixed wood
and there isn't a buyer yet for this project.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
The start of the 10th Tea table Project
This is the 10th Tea Table Project which have been started some time back,
it's a tray type table and sort of a masterpiece
because of its large size and wooden tree trunk stools are also included.
The wood is classified as mixed wood
and there isn't a buyer yet for this project.
it's a tray type table and sort of a masterpiece
because of its large size and wooden tree trunk stools are also included.
The wood is classified as mixed wood
and there isn't a buyer yet for this project.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Finishing touches for the third Tea Table project.
These are the final touches for the Third Tea Table Project
which have been laying idle and unfinished for quite sometime
until one of Anthony's friend agreed to take it.
Additional terrace have been added.
which have been laying idle and unfinished for quite sometime
until one of Anthony's friend agreed to take it.
Additional terrace have been added.
The drain pipe.
Darker coloured table leg.
Darker coloured table leg.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Hunt for tree stump (part 3)
Our search continues for materials for the next few projects,
this time further up from the earlier place
which is a dumping ground for stumps
from a cleared area embarked for housing development.
The cleared area is ready for construction works,the building continues...
Removing earth from the stump before the chainsaw could be used.
This piece looks good for a tea tray.
This one for a flat type tea table.
A rotten stump.
This one is not suitable for our projects.
this time further up from the earlier place
which is a dumping ground for stumps
from a cleared area embarked for housing development.
The cleared area is ready for construction works,the building continues...
Removing earth from the stump before the chainsaw could be used.
This piece looks good for a tea tray.
This one for a flat type tea table.
A rotten stump.
This one is not suitable for our projects.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Hunt for tree stump (part 2)
Our hunt for a tree stump for materials for the next 3 projects
took us somewhere off the Kuantan Sungai Lembing road
under some transmission towers where 2 rotting stump were found.
3 projects is because my brother got orders for another 3 flat type table
from his tea drinking friends from KL who came here for a holiday
and ended up liking the table.
This one is too rotten to be of any use.
Some wood can still be salvage from the butress root of this merbau stump.
A very nice mushroom trying to outgrow it's neighbours.
Cutting a broken off buttress root of the merbau stump.
Hard wood for a table top.
took us somewhere off the Kuantan Sungai Lembing road
under some transmission towers where 2 rotting stump were found.
3 projects is because my brother got orders for another 3 flat type table
from his tea drinking friends from KL who came here for a holiday
and ended up liking the table.
This one is too rotten to be of any use.
Some wood can still be salvage from the butress root of this merbau stump.
A very nice mushroom trying to outgrow it's neighbours.
Cutting a broken off buttress root of the merbau stump.
Hard wood for a table top.
Friday, July 16, 2010
The 9th tea table project
The 9th tea table project is a flat type table
made of balau wood as table top and merbau wood legs.
Wooden nail used to secure the legs.
Anthony the craftman preparing the merbau wood legs.
Some of the tools used for the initial preparation.
made of balau wood as table top and merbau wood legs.
Wooden nail used to secure the legs.
Anthony the craftman preparing the merbau wood legs.
Some of the tools used for the initial preparation.
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