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160x80 steel lintel for man cave

30mm holes drilled through the oak uprights using a brace and bit. Hard work but nice accurate holes. The hoop was welded to a bracket that was bolted to the top beam and the bars then bolted tightly to the hoop to hold the whole thing in place to fully strengthen and support the roof.

40mm x 40mm Box section in situ Used as a spar from one side of the fence to the other Excellent product as it really holds the fence in position now and has helped stop it from further problems with "bowing" in the middle

Built with 3mm mild steel angle uprights and flat bar horizontal rails, I built this two metre high garden obelisk as a Christmas present for a friend with a new garden. The top is turned from a piece of oak found in the log shed and all the components were painted before being assembled using nuts and bolts. Easy project for a 82 year-old handyman shielding from Covid.

Used the angle to make the legs for my washing machine fire pit

Much more pleasing to the eye than the old crates! Great service, great quality will be ordering again thankyou.

Was building some shelving for my "man cave" work area, but due to a "wide selection" of materials at local hardware stores had to go with 15mm boards instead of 25mm initially planned, that started to sag from the weight on them, so used a 5mm steel angle to strengthen them up. Worked perfectly.

For making wooden dowels for a project.

Custom made dog crate to match existing furniture, using 12mm rebar for the doors

Log holder for my stove. The wicker log basket was too big and tatty.

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/886672451/new-2020-wooden-christmas-tree-modern

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/886672451/new-2020-wooden-christmas-tree-modern

Hand crafted with 8mm rebar which was sprayed metallic black

Garden obilsk first project ever attempted by myself. All painted up ready to go outside, hopefully for years to come!