07-31-2021, 01:51 AM
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Woodworking misc (doll house build inside)
I have had a request to show more of my woodworking so here is a dolls house I made.
TLDR: here is the finished product:
Spoiler!
I followed a 1930's design, with a few tweaks (mistakes) from Popular Mechanics:

I always have alot of offcuts left over from other projects so the base is 20mm flooring ply and the rest is 12mm.
The circles were cut on the scroll saw and cleaned up with the disc sander.
Floor plan taking shape

Top floor and ceiling

For the windows I used 5 mm acrylic sheet. The frame was made by ripping the 'groove' of some 10mm tounge and groove paneling, and it all pushes together snuggly

With the walls and floor cut out it's time to prime everything.

Then nail/glue the wall sections and paint the interior.

Whenever I work on something in the garage the little bros are not far behind

With the floor and permanent walls in place it's time to lay the flooring.
The kitchen dining room has Rimu hard wood flooring. This was ripped down from an old door jam out of a demolition house, the house was over 100 years old. I could buy Rimu timber milled today, but the grain and character just can't compare to the old heartwood from a 100 yo+ tree. Plus this was free.

In the grand room I wanted the black and white tiles to look sharp and clean - sharper than I could paint with a brush.
I painted 2 x 3M lengths of 30x10 pine moulding, one white and one black, then cut them into squares and glued them on individually - this was alot more work than painting but I was happy with the result!

Felt carpet flooring laid in the upstairs bedroom, and exterior painting well on the way its time for the curved windows. I used polycarbonate sheet for this, it was very tricky.

Windows done!

View of the inside with the front door wall on.

View inside with some furniture

Kitchen with furniture

AMA I guess.
TLDR: here is the finished product:
Spoiler!
I followed a 1930's design, with a few tweaks (mistakes) from Popular Mechanics:
I always have alot of offcuts left over from other projects so the base is 20mm flooring ply and the rest is 12mm.
The circles were cut on the scroll saw and cleaned up with the disc sander.
Floor plan taking shape

Top floor and ceiling

For the windows I used 5 mm acrylic sheet. The frame was made by ripping the 'groove' of some 10mm tounge and groove paneling, and it all pushes together snuggly

With the walls and floor cut out it's time to prime everything.

Then nail/glue the wall sections and paint the interior.

Whenever I work on something in the garage the little bros are not far behind

With the floor and permanent walls in place it's time to lay the flooring.
The kitchen dining room has Rimu hard wood flooring. This was ripped down from an old door jam out of a demolition house, the house was over 100 years old. I could buy Rimu timber milled today, but the grain and character just can't compare to the old heartwood from a 100 yo+ tree. Plus this was free.

In the grand room I wanted the black and white tiles to look sharp and clean - sharper than I could paint with a brush.
I painted 2 x 3M lengths of 30x10 pine moulding, one white and one black, then cut them into squares and glued them on individually - this was alot more work than painting but I was happy with the result!

Felt carpet flooring laid in the upstairs bedroom, and exterior painting well on the way its time for the curved windows. I used polycarbonate sheet for this, it was very tricky.

Windows done!

View of the inside with the front door wall on.

View inside with some furniture

Kitchen with furniture

AMA I guess.
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07-31-2021, 01:55 AM
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Holy chit that's cool
So modern yet so retro design
So modern yet so retro design
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07-31-2021, 02:11 AM
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Originally Posted By wooosh3⏩
Just for fun. This was a christmas present for some family friends of ours. I have 2 boys and they have 2 girls, it's fun to make girls toys for once. I'm used to everything army or fire service and they are into barbies and mypets (?) I don't even know lol.das it mane, you do this for fun or as a job? i also heard the price of lumber has been crazy high lately
Lumber price has been high. I use as much recycled timber as I can get.
Originally Posted By blissful88⏩
Thanks brahHoly chit that's cool
So modern yet so retro design
So modern yet so retro design
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07-31-2021, 02:21 AM
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07-31-2021, 02:35 AM
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Originally Posted By gwg77⏩
Thanks brah, I wanted to keep the colours simple and the blue and pink go well together.Very cool, Jandels. Love the colors you chose and the detail on the flooring. Hope the girls are happy with it. Reps on recharge.
Originally Posted By Bosko⏩
Lolol no toilet Boss, my bad.pics of the toilet?
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07-31-2021, 02:38 AM
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BRUHH mirin' woodwork skills srs.
Do you get your boys to help out as a bonding experience? Probs wouldn't understand now but I'm sure they'd appreciate the time spent together as they grow up, not to mention picking up some handy skills.
Would rep with beers IRL.
Do you get your boys to help out as a bonding experience? Probs wouldn't understand now but I'm sure they'd appreciate the time spent together as they grow up, not to mention picking up some handy skills.
Would rep with beers IRL.
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addendum courtesy of buttInspector (https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showthread.php?t=183054703).
P.S. Jandels needs a new sig m8s (Byzantine75 is a cheeky little bugger. srs.)
07-31-2021, 02:57 AM
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Originally Posted By BigNik78⏩
Lol good times. Now they make barbies that actually do look like stripper whores.Very cool! Reminds me of when I used to play barbies with my cousins and their big barbie house and I'd always make my barbie a stripper whore.
Originally Posted By Autumnal⏩
Thats us then.Would play dolls with/10. No homo
Originally Posted By Bosko⏩
I helped my son make this bird house for a school project. Again we used offcuts, the ply is curved like that because my mate had them cut to the door pattern of one of his classic cars.. I dunno why, but I took it when it was offered!you could make some killer birdhouses

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07-31-2021, 03:07 AM
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Originally Posted By pyrogen⏩
Thanks brah. To be honest its the same with me - I don't really appreciate the time together either, until I sit down and think about it. I couldn't keep them away from the workshop if I tried, but you can imagine it's hard to concentrate with the distractions.BRUHH mirin' woodwork skills srs.
Do you get your boys to help out as a bonding experience? Probs wouldn't understand now but I'm sure they'd appreciate the time spent together as they grow up, not to mention picking up some handy skills.
Would rep with beers IRL.
Do you get your boys to help out as a bonding experience? Probs wouldn't understand now but I'm sure they'd appreciate the time spent together as they grow up, not to mention picking up some handy skills.
Would rep with beers IRL.
It's pretty special, and I wouldn't change it for the world.
Originally Posted By TokenV⏩
Zombie Ken can't kick the door in if it opens outward. Fake it till you make itwhy does the front door open outwards?

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Originally Posted By Jandels⏩
The colors and the design remind me of a house in GTA Vice City.LMAO! Too much bro
I knowwhatyousayin man. The white paint was left over from painting my living room. I'll try harder next time
I knowwhatyousayin man. The white paint was left over from painting my living room. I'll try harder next time
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07-31-2021, 03:46 AM
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Very cool brah! I have old done a few woodworking projects but it's so satisfying. I made our daughters bed and every time my wife has a new friend over and gives them the tour I ALWAYS hear her telling them that I made it, das fukken it.
Do you do this for money or just a hobby/skill?
Do you do this for money or just a hobby/skill?
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07-31-2021, 03:57 AM
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon⏩
Dasit mane! Wood working can be for everyone, just start off small with easy projects and work your way up. Making something functional is very satisfying.Very cool brah! I have old done a few woodworking projects but it's so satisfying. I made our daughters bed and every time my wife has a new friend over and gives them the tour I ALWAYS hear her telling them that I made it, das fukken it.
Do you do this for money or just a hobby/skill?
Do you do this for money or just a hobby/skill?
It's just a hobby for me. If I did it as a job I probably wouldn't enjoy it.
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07-31-2021, 04:13 AM
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Nice...years ago I started getting into woodworking and buying the tools but too many hobbies and that one faded.
How many hours you have invested in this project?
How many hours you have invested in this project?
07-31-2021, 04:17 AM
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Nice set up
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07-31-2021, 04:30 AM
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Originally Posted By nrowles⏩
Yeah, fair enough man. I'm luck enough to have the space to store all the tools and materials long term.Nice...years ago I started getting into woodworking and buying the tools but too many hobbies and that one faded.
How many hours you have invested in this project?
How many hours you have invested in this project?
The hours add up fast. At a guess 20-30 hours spent in the shop, maybe more.
Originally Posted By foXs⏩
Awesome brah! I wish you well with that.Starting my Carpentry apprenticeship in about a week and a half, looking forward to it

Originally Posted By potbellymadar⏩
Thanks m8, I have all the tools I need for basic stuff like this.. but theres always more I wantNice set up

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Whenever I consider purchasing something or a new hobby, I ask myself, “Will this get me laid?” As a grown man playing with dolls, I’m gonna say no.
Good work man.LOL. Looks like a lot of fun.
Good work man.LOL. Looks like a lot of fun.
07-31-2021, 05:05 AM
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Originally Posted By Kormo⏩
A house for ANTS?
Originally Posted By swoledoc13⏩
Getting laid is nice bruh, but don't base all your hobbies around women. Do some things that you want to do, you deserve it.Whenever I consider purchasing something or a new hobby, I ask myself, “Will this get me laid?” As a grown man playing with dolls, I’m gonna say no.
Good work man.LOL. Looks like a lot of fun.
Good work man.LOL. Looks like a lot of fun.
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Oh chit Jandels, I didn't even notice some of the small furniture you made last night, like the couches, table, bed bookshelves, etc.
I used to live a few blocks from this dollhouse store, and would would walk the dog past it every now and then. Had some really cool dollhouses. But anyways, check out their etsy store and see how much they charge for all the little furniture pieces and what not. Some of them get really expensive real quickly.
https://www.tinydollhousenewyorkcity.com/
Etsy store:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/TinyDollHouseNYC
I used to live a few blocks from this dollhouse store, and would would walk the dog past it every now and then. Had some really cool dollhouses. But anyways, check out their etsy store and see how much they charge for all the little furniture pieces and what not. Some of them get really expensive real quickly.
https://www.tinydollhousenewyorkcity.com/
Etsy store:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/TinyDollHouseNYC
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