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Vintage Boring Machine Post Drill... Perceuse Ancienne de Charpentier Et voilà, elle est enfin finie!!!! Bon ça fait déjà quelques semaines mais n'ayant pas trop le temps d'aller sur le net, ou très peu... Alors, tout et je dis bien TOUT a été fait avec mes outils à main, un pur bonheur! J'ai aussi restauré la mèche qui ne coupait plus rien et depuis, le bois s'est transformé en beurre... Allez voici les photos Je rajoute quelques photos sur la fabrication des colonnes! Elles sont en frêne, sur cette prise, j'ai reporté le tracé de chaque pièce. Pour ensuite... ... Maintenant y a plus qu'à mettre aux cotes... Ensuite la n°8 pour bien aplanir Pour finir avec mon n°6 Cette partie est rabotée avec ma "shootin board" Sinon y a aussi ça pour faire l'arrondi des longerons! et pour la finition.... ...
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