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Hafod Boeth
Woodland, Gwynedd, Wales
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This was a very
interesting project where the client wanted
a bench made from oak from his own woodland.
The only trouble was that the tree was half
a mile up hill from the nearest drive-able
track, and the location of the bench was
another half mile up a steep muddy path near
the top of the hill. |
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We decided to
make the bench using timbers split from the
main trunk of the oak. The sap wood was
removed and the pieces cleaned up using
chainsaws and draw-knives. The pieces where
then carried up hill (with difficulty!) and
assembled in-situ. The final form of the
bench was inspired by the shapes made by
river winding its way out to sea. |
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