Bike shed/workshop + woodcarving projects

Absolutely beautiful. Loving his/hers feet.

Thanks, Yasi :-)

Nice work.

Have you any plans for more?

That's lovely. Really impressive.

Shit the bed that's good. Would definitely buy something if you do more.

smelly

Very impressive. How long did it take?

This is brilliant

Cheers all! I would like to carry on carving stuff. This is the first one I've done for about seven years.

The Triceratops took around 100 hours total to complete, but then I was in no hurry and just worked on it for 2-3 hours in the evenings.

Fuckenhell. That's crazy good.

Advanced whittling. Very nice work.

Join a cycling forum, learn about carving a wood triceratops :)

Great work!

My poor shed is a mess. Thanks @TomvanHalen

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Just read this thread for the first time (i think!) - so impressive! Wish i'd seen it in early 2016 when i was embarking on my own studio shed thing. Quite a different approach to yours - much more bodgey and probably would have benefited from some of your posts! There's nothing quite like building your own actual building from nothing. I think it made me feel more like an actual dad than having a child did :-D

It was doing what sheds do best!

Your definition of mess and mine are a whole world apart....

All sorted now

This thread is so good. I just read it in it's entirety and I have open tabs with the garage journal..
I feel a new obsession coming on.

Just catching up on the thread; that triceratops is incredible Pete! :)

Thanks for the kind comments. Every once in a while, I'll have a look at the before & after shots and sort of blank out all the stuff that happened between them.

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Outstanding.

Scrubbed up well, didn't it?

Is the ghost of Alan Rickman as Severus Snape living in your neighbour's property?