Mirror, cube, shelf.

[Jimmy Mack]

I love this simple little design (unknown)...

...so, last Friday I made one similar for my buddy's birthday and one for Mrs Jim.

Ps. Please ignore the junk on the C.o.Drawers [emoji23]

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[AndyP]

I like it too Jim. Those angle joints look critical to get right.

 

[Malc2098]

Nice.

 

[Mike G]

Clever.

 

[Pinch]

Nice one Jim! He looks a tricky little chap.

 

[RogerM]

I love the apparent simplicity of the design, but I can see like all things simple, the proportions and angles are critical. I like!

 

[MattS]

Nice. Difficult to tell from the original but I’d have preferred the mirror just set in from front face rather than at the back. Still love it though!

 

[Jimmy Mack]

Thanks folks.

It's well worth a go, and not as tricky as it looks. A good way to use up off-cuts.

All cut on the mitre saw, with the bulk of the cuts at 30 degrees. The edges (solid oak) are grooved for the back panel (9mm Oak veneer) these edges are PVA glued (and mitre-mate 'd) round the hexagon, the orange is 2mm HP laminate/ Formica[emoji768] (could be painted, patterned paper), the mirror is acrylic. Oil finish.

Fun little project.

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