Marco Pierre White, Chester
Marco Pierre White, Chester
Made these serving boards and boxes for a posh restaurant in Chester. CNC router did the fiddly stuff.
http://www.stanyermorris.co.uk/archives/date/2015/06
Ok, got the hang of posting pictures so no more blind links.
http://www.stanyermorris.co.uk/archives/date/2015/06
Ok, got the hang of posting pictures so no more blind links.
Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
WOW super work.
Alan
Alan
Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
thekarter wrote:WOW super work.
Alan
Thanks. Unusual job. We don't get many like this coming through the workshop. I've made some more serving boards in oak with slate inlays. Not sure what's wrong with plates but it's all work.
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Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
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We made these too for Marco Pierre White. Really nice kiln dried English oak from Hoyle Hardwoods. If anyone needs any good Sycamore have a word with Dave Hoyle. He has some really good stock.
We made these too for Marco Pierre White. Really nice kiln dried English oak from Hoyle Hardwoods. If anyone needs any good Sycamore have a word with Dave Hoyle. He has some really good stock.
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I really like what you've done there.
We're starting to get more and more enquires for stuff like this. Menu boards, platter boards etc. Once you've spade signed the jigs and best method for the CNC they fly out. However we did one job and we got one element wrong on the jig and it took 3 times as long as allowed for..........a mistake we won't be making again.
We're starting to get more and more enquires for stuff like this. Menu boards, platter boards etc. Once you've spade signed the jigs and best method for the CNC they fly out. However we did one job and we got one element wrong on the jig and it took 3 times as long as allowed for..........a mistake we won't be making again.
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Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
Neily, Nice job
Mark, what is spade signed ?
SM
Mark, what is spade signed ?
SM
Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
mark270981 wrote:I really like what you've done there.
We're starting to get more and more enquires for stuff like this. Menu boards, platter boards etc. Once you've spade signed the jigs and best method for the CNC they fly out. However we did one job and we got one element wrong on the jig and it took 3 times as long as allowed for..........a mistake we won't be making again.
Mistakes with a cnc router are inevitable. That's why we're so expensive
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Sheik Maboutie wrote:Neily, Nice job
Mark, what is spade signed ?
SM
Yes, you got me there too?
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Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
God knows?!
Autocorrected from designed
Lol
Autocorrected from designed
Lol
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Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
mark270981 wrote:God knows?!
Autocorrected from designed
Lol
Ha. Isn't modern word processing software rubbish?
Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
I'm off to spade sign a chest of draws. This could catch on.
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Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
It's catchy!
How will you design your chest of drawers?
How will you design your chest of drawers?
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Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
mark270981 wrote:It's catchy!
How will you design your chest of drawers?
With socks in mind. I didn't mean to offend you. I just found the auto correct result funny.
Re: Marco Pierre White, Chester
Some of the samples made for the Hilton Hotel. The bottom one is oak. The top box is Sapele. The stuff in the middle is the Sycamore from Hoyle hardwoods. The one on the left has been treated with mineral oil, which gives a nice sheen but doesn't last long. The middle piece with the logo has been treated with Tung oil, which is why it looks a bit yellow. The one on the right is not treated. Great stuff to work with though.
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