Small workshop

[Lurker]

For those of us who would like a nicely laid out workshop, how about this?

 

[Mike G]

Beautifully done, for a dolls house.

 

[Cabinetman]

I think the really clever bit that made me recheck that it really was tiny is the bicycle handlebars seen through the window.
Love little montages like this, when I start on my Automata this is the effect I want, but moving obviously.
Ian

 

[AndyP]

I wonder what era? There appears to be a gas burner for his glue pot presumably.

 

[RogerS]

I think the really clever bit that made me recheck that it really was tiny is the bicycle handlebars seen through the window.
Love little montages like this, when I start on my Automata this is the effect I want, but moving obviously.
Ian

But would you have a bevel up or a bevel down plane ? :eusa-think:

 

[Lurker]

This is one of many (30-40?) at Nunnington hall in Yorkshire, apparently the lady of the house was a bit of a fanatic for them.
Some of the “rooms ” that include furniture are quite amazing, construction techniques of the furniture are exactly as full size ones would be.
Note the relatively modern record plane on the bench and the bench vice. I guess the plane is about 25mm.

 

[Cabinetman]

Haha, well remember a trip around Nunnington nearly 30 years ago, huge wooden chest in the hallway, and asked the very old very Yorkshire male guide what it was for and his accent was so thick I still don’t know if it was for Oats or aught you wanted to put in it. Strangely I don’t remember the model rooms though!
Ian