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July 6, 2011

Wooden Garden Furniture

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 3:23 pm

What do you do when you get a bit of extra time on your hands? If you are an outdoor person, that could be when the winter comes and the nights draw in or otherwise it could be in the summer when the days are longer, depending on the kind of person you are. In either instance, do you look for a project to fill your time? A lot of wood workers do. They look for a long term wood working project.

Working out your next long term wood working project is not at all difficult if you have a garden. There is always something to be added or replaced in a garden. Maintenance is never over.

If you are looking for a long term wood working project for indoors, then I recommend a dining table with eight matching chairs or, if you are very experienced and meticulous, an intricate display cabinet.

However, getting back to our medium level, long term wood working project of wooden garden furniture. Hardwood garden furniture is the best because it will outlast softwoods such as pine, if it is well treated.

However, timber such as Red Wood, Mahogany, Maple, Oak and particularly Teak are very costly, because their source is restricted in many areas of the world.

Therefore, the first thing to do when searching for a long term wood working project, is to decide what sort of wood you can afford to use. Then, when you have the finances ready and know of a supply of the timber you would like, you can get a good set of wood working plans for that task. You can obtain these plans from a hobbyist or craft shop, a DIY store or online at a specialist Internet web site.

The wood working plans will probably give you an indication of how much timber you will need, but if it does not, then you will need to work it out from the exploded diagram and the measurements on the drawings. This is not difficult, just a little time-consuming.

The plans might also indicate which nails, screws, glues and tools you will have to have to have at your disposal before you commence. I think that it is best to have everything in one place, before you start, with the exception of any glass you may need.

It is also a good suggestion to make sure that you have all the tools essential for the job and that your tools are in good working order. The saws must be set well and sharp; chisels should be of the correct size and sharp as should be the planer and the router.

Put a new blade in your knife too and check your supply of sandpaper in the different grades. You should also have preservative on hand to treat those cut ends and seal the backs of everything.

It is a real gift that most people would like to have: the ability to select a long term wood working project, stay with it and produce a beautiful, unique set of fine wooden garden furniture that will last your family for decades.

Owen Jones, the author of this article, writes on many topics, but is currently involved with a favourite subject, bench woodworking plans. If you are interested in Desk Woodworking Plans, please click through to our site, where we have 14,000 wood working plans.

July 5, 2011

Garden Swimming Pool Safety

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 1:07 pm

If you own a swimming pool, you have to be aware of the safety aspects concerning that pool. There is no counter-argument, that is one of the legal duties of an owner of a swimming pool . You are going to get people coming around who cannot swim; people who have eaten or drunken too much and should not swim; children and skinny-dipping teenage intruders and you have to provide a safe environment in which to swim for all or them or deny access.

The first area of swimming pool safety to undertake is the denial of access and the easiest way of doing this is the erection of a security fence. It will deny access to passing children, interlopers and people who came around to see you on the off-chance when you were not in.

There are thousands of drownings by misadventure in garden swimming pools each year – most of them are children and drunks, who would still be alive today, if the pool had been locked up.

If you have your own children who are unable to swim, get them taught as soon as you can and drill some safety routines into them. For example, they must never get in the pool without an adult overseeing them and they should always wear flotation devices, which means that you should always have flotation devices on hand.

You will require waist rings, arm bands and life jackets. Those for use in a swimming pool by children are not costly and can be inflatable. It is also a good idea to have some pieces of styrofoam floating about just in case someone gets tired all of a sudden.

Make sure that there is always a competent swimmer on hand who knows basic First Aid, especially artificial respiration with specific reference to drowning. In fact, why not take the whole family down to the St. John’s Ambulance Brigade and all get your life-savers certificate? The least you should have is a proper life belt – ocean-going – on a rope that is long enough to reach anywhere in your pool and tie off the loose end.

It might be possible to get away with not having a security fence, if you use an above ground swimming pool, but you will have to check with the local authorities on that one. You will also have to take away the access ladders when it is not in use. Forgetting to do so could equate to criminal negligence if anyone were to drown in your pool.

Swimming pool safety is primarily about saving lives but it is also about the peace of mind of the owner of the swimming pool. If someone were to drown in your pool and you knew that you had not done everything within your power to avert it, you would probably carry that burden of guilt with you for the remainder of your life, particularly if it was a child and even more so if it was your child or the child of one of your guests.

Owen Jones, the writer of this article, writes on various topics, but is now concerned with Plus Size Bikinis. If you would like to know more, please go to our web site at Swimwear for Big Busts.

June 6, 2011

Choosing Your Garden Furniture

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 11:26 am

Once you have finished making your patio, your deck or your lawn, you will unquestionably start thinking about how you can enjoy more time out of doors. Therefore, you will need some garden furniture. Many shops stock garden furniture. You can try home improvement centres, large department stores and garden centres. There are also businesses on line that will deliver. The hard job is picking your garden furniture.

There is a very broad choice of designs of garden furniture – a style to suit every person and complement every garden. So, before rushing down to the garden centre, it is worth considering for a while what you would like to accomplish with your open-air seating area. Do you want a theme? Do you want to entertain or dine there? Or do you just want to sit peacefully, take pleasure in your garden and read a magazine?

Indeed, the reply may well be a permutation of all those things. If you simply want to sit there with a drink and a book, you may be content to just buy a couple of chairs and a small table, but if you want to entertain or take family meals outside, you may prefer a more substantial table. A large oak table would be quite expensive, but it would look fabulous and last for a ten years or more.

If you choose a table, you will have to have chairs to match, but do you want loungers as well? They could be of plastic and kept in the shed until required.

You will likely need some form of shade. This can be supplied by folding, even removable umbrellas or by overhanging trees or shrubs. Wisteria or clematis can do the task as well and cost you next to nothing.

Do you anticipate cooking in this area? If you do, what and how? Do you fancy a barbecue pit or a real hob and oven? A lot of people in areas where the climate permits are doing a lot of cooking outdoors in a carbon copy of an indoor kitchen, but without all the walls.. If you plan the outdoor kitchen well, you will be able to use it in the rain too. I find it great not to have kitchen smells in the house and cooking outside is a good experience as well.

If it gets nippy in the evenings then you can think about buying some patio heaters. They are not expensive to buy or to run and one standard patio heater can keep quite a group of people warm. (By the word ’standard’ here, I mean upright, like a lamp post).

Lighting is the last major consideration in the list when choosing garden furniture. There are actually two sorts of garden lighting to consider: lighting to see by and lighting to lure insects away. Again, you could use standard lamps to illuminate your patio. They cast their light far enough so that you can still look at your garden after dark or you could have separate wall light on dimmers.

The one light I would definitely have is a mosquito lantern. Hang this away from where you sit, because they do draw insects to them which they then electrocute with a pleasing zap.

Owen Jones, the writer of this article writes on quite a few subjects, but is at present involved with visual comfort lighting. If you would like to know more or check out some great offers, please go to our website at Outdoor Wall Lamps.

May 5, 2011

The Best Ways Of Extending The Life Of Your Summer Garden

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 2:18 pm

The overwhelming majority of gardens look their best in the summer whether they yield flowers, fruit or vegetables, the same is probably true of your garden. When the garden looks so pleasant and the weather is fine, it is lovely to spend more time outside.

There are two ways of approaching this: you can try to extend the growing life of your garden by say a few weeks or a month or / and you can extend the number of hours you can sit in the garden per day. By taking both routes you will get the utmost pleasure from your summer garden.

The first thing you can do to extend the life of your summer garden is construct some raised growing beds. Raised growing beds heat up more rapidly and cool down more slowly than a growing bed in the soil. This is because the brick walls of the raised beds will soak up and hold the sun’s heat, warming the soil faster and retaining it.

It will also chill down more slowly as winter approaches because frost comes up from the ground and your raised beds will be that much higher so the chill will have to travel further. You can also try to heat these raised beds artificially if the first frost has not yet arrived. Apply the heat to the walls of the beds.

You may find that the cost of heating the flower beds is not worth the money, but if you have a special occasion on just at that period of the year when the weather usually takes a change for the worse, you may believe the cost worth it to have a nice floral display for that special day.

Raised growing beds are definitely the best route to take, but if for some reason you cannot build some raised beds, you could give your plants a head start by planting them in pots ahead of when the first frost is forecast for. if you have a greenhouse, you will be able to get even flowers commenced in this way. Then, you could transplant more mature plants outside when the weather allows. This will extend the life of your summer garden to the fore a little.

Another way of extending the garden’s summer life a little is to cover the plants over at night. However, you must keep an eye on the plants, because these covers are very effective. You have to be able to remove them before the sun warms up or your plants may swelter. You cannot go to work in the morning and leave your plants covered over all day.

The second way to get more enjoyment from your summer garden is to extend the number of hours per day that you can sit outside. This is easily achieved with exterior lighting. You can either run electric wiring to your garden and have lighting installed or you can use solar powered lighting, which will save you money on installation and electricity costs.

Once you have enough light, the only other things you might have to have to extend the life of your summer garden are a mosquito trap and a patio heater.

Owen Jones, the author of this article writes on quite a few subjects, but is currently concerned with exterior lighting fixtures. If you would like to know more or check out some great offers, please go to our website at Outdoor Wall Lamps.

April 27, 2011

Schools For Woodworking

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 10:49 am

Wood is by far the most popular material in the world for home items such as chairs, benches, doors, windows, cabinets, tables, wardrobes and jewellery boxes. Wood is still widely used to make houses in many countries and not even only poor countries either. So it follows that woodworking is one of the most sought after skills in the world as well.

Even though there is always a high demand for articles made from wood, there is always a shortage of good wood workers, carpenters and cabinet makers. This makes woodworking in any of its various forms a good trade to enter. Previously, there were shuttering carpenters, joiners, carpenters, ships’ carpenters, furniture makers, cabinet makers and wood workshop workers. These various varieties have melded to a certain degree.

So, what do you do if you want to go into the trade? Well, the traditional course was to become an apprentice to a tradesman, but that practice largely died out in the 1970’s and 1980’s. The path now is more likely to be through school and technical college, together with short term placements in industry until the ‘apprentice’ has passed his or, more and more often nowadays, her, final exams.

There is a lot of competition for jobs in the building industry in the West at the moment, so credentials are fairly essential, although any foreman carpenter knows within fifteen minutes of watching someone working how capable that person is. They can usually tell just by glancing in their tool bag in fact.

At woodworking school, besides being taught how to handle, cut and shape wood, the student will also be taught other subjects such as relevant mathematics, how to identify different timbers, woodworking tools and equipment, how to read woodworking plans and architectural drawings, how to finish wood, such as polishing and varnishing and health and safety.

At woodworking school the student is introduced to the many facets and niche trades of woodworking and it is hoped that the student will show a preference or even an aptitude for one niche over another. This permits the teacher to steer the student down the specific route relevant to that niche and find the student placements within industry relevant to the student’s particular interests.

From this point on, the woodworking class may start to be segmented so that each segment can specialize in its own particular niche. This may not happen until the second or third year of a three or four year course. At this juncture it is worth mentioning that the student should go as far as possible down the path to his or her niche as he/she can.

This is because, on a building site, it is generally recognized that the carpenter is in the most highly educated tradesman on site. It is for this reason that most general foremen are carpenters. Under the general foreman, there may be a foreman bricklayer, a foreman painter et cetera, but the foreman of these foremen is often a carpenter.

Therefore, other skills will have to be learned too. Once the student has left school and found a job, it is worth still going to night classes or asking the boss if there is a day release scheme to continue education. If being foreman is an aim, then you will require a good command of language in order to liaise with customers, fellow workers and management.

You will need people skills as well and an ability to read plans and drawings and understand the financial aspects of a job. You will also have to be able to deal with rude clients and grumpy bosses and learn what you can and what you cannot do to correct late or lazy workers.

They may teach some of the theory of these subjects in woodworking school, but not as much as you will learn on site. Once you have learned the essentials of how a real site works, then you can go back to night school to learn the finer points. In woodworking, as in all professions, you never know enough so you must always keep learning.

Owen Jones, the writer of this article, writes on many subjects, but is currently involved with a favourite subject, wine rack plans. If you are interested in Desk Woodworking Plans, please click through to our site, where we have 14,000 wood working plans.

March 3, 2011

Simple Woodworking Projects – Decking

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 5:57 pm

Timber, or wood, is still the first preference for furniture and other home and garden projects like decking. However, there is a large assortment of sorts of timber to select from. The first choice is whether you will use hardwood or softwood. Hardwood is a lot more expensive, but it will not decay so quickly as softwood.

Both hardwood and softwood are attractive or can be made to look beautiful with a suitable finish. Softwood generally takes more looking after, but can last just as long as hardwood, if it is preserved properly. If you want to paint the wood, then softwood is the better option, because hardwood does not allow paint to soak in very well, but it will take staining, oiling and thin varnishing.

Once you have chosen which type of timber you are going to use, you can think about which variety you want to use. If you are going to use hardwood, you have many choices, such as teak, mahogany or oak et cetera. If you want softwood the most common timber used is pine. Whichever you eventually use, select each length of timber with care. You do not want warped, curved lengths of timber or lengths with an excessive number of knots in it. A good carpenter will inspect each length individually.

Then you will require something to hold the decking down. Nails or screws? Screws are almost certainly best because they will not come loose if the timber dries out. If you are using softwood, it will be OK to use stainless steel screws, but if you are using costly hardwood, then I would use brass screws.

You will probably need three inch screws and they should be neatly countersunk, so that the screw’s head is just below the surface of the wood. You can then plug it or not. Yes with steel screws, not with brass screws, but it is really up to your personal preference.

Prepare the area before you begin. It is probably best to use a concrete or slabbed base. This should be level and above the normal flow of rain water in your garden. If it does get wet, as when you hose it down, the water should fall through the boards and then flow away. You do not want it to stay under the decking so that mosquitoes can reproduce in it.

It is not difficult to lay a wooden deck, but it a good idea to obtain a set of decking plans to work by. They will make certain that you do not miss a stage. They will also give you good advice and tips about which materials to use and how to finish your deck so that it does not rot quickly.

Once you have laid your own decking according to the plans, you could put an advert in the local paper and hire your services out to neighbours and locals. Everybody loves the idea of lounging out on their deck or porch in the evening and once you become a regular customer at the builders’ merchant or lumber yard, you may qualify for substantial discounts on materials, which will make your pricing more competitive.

Owen Jones, the author of this article, writes on many subjects, but is currently involved with a favourite subject, wine rack plans. If you are interested in Desk Woodworking Plans, please click through to our site, where we have 14,000 wood working plans.

March 1, 2011

Garden Swimming Pool Heaters

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 9:27 pm

The most costly aspect of having a swimming pool is the construction of it. Maintenance is also expensive. Therefore, those who have garden swimming pools usually strive to get as many hours of use out it as they can. This means sitting in the garden at the poolside whenever possible and inviting friends and family around to share it all with them.

However, there is one more thing that you can do to increase the number of hours you can spend in your pool – you can lengthen the season that you are able to use it in. The temperature of the water is the only real constraint on swimming outdoors, it does not really matter whether it is snowing or raining as long as the water is warm enough.

Swimming in the rain, the mist and the snow is actually immense fun, at least as much fun as swimming in the sunshine, as long as the water is warm enough and there is no lightening. The answer is to fit a water heater into your swimming pool system.

A swimming pool water heater can have a drastic impact on the amount of time you can spend in your pool. If you set the thermostat at 78-80 F (about 25 C), you can double the amount of time you can spend in the water. If you live in a warm part of the country, you may just require to heat the water by a couple of degrees to be able swim in luxury.

A large body of heated water will lose most of its heat through its surface area, so it is a good idea to cover your pool with a good quality insulation blanket-cum-pool cover. The insulated pool blankets will reduce your heating bills fairly significantly and it will raise the level of pool safety significantly too.

The most widespread systems for heating swimming pool water are liquid petroleum gas (LPG) or oil fired. These systems are simple to install and relatively cheap to run. Electricity is also used, but it is not economical. If you live in the correct area meaning that you just require to raise the water temperature a few degrees, you could use solar power.

The difficulty with solar power is the profit margin the retailers would like to make. If you make your own panels, purchase in kit form or purchase secondhand panels, solar power would be the best approach, if you have the sun, but not quite enough heat.

At the time, gas-powered swimming pool water heating is still by far the simplest to install and run and so offers the best solution to heating your pool. You will be able to get LPG water heaters secondhand from numerous sources and you will be able to purchase new from the Internet as well. EBay is another good source of LPG swimming pool water heaters

Owen Jones, the author of this article, writes on various topics, but is now concerned with Plus Size Bikinis. If you would like to know more, please go to our website at Swimwear for Big Busts.

What Popular Wood Working Projects Are There?

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 8:17 pm

If you are a hobbyist who would like to start making object from wood, you may be wondering which wood working projects to try. Of course, the kind of wood working projects you select will depend on your level of ability, but there are so many things that can be made from wood at home, that you never have to be stuck for ideas, whatever level of skill you are presently at.

Popular home wood working projects include clothes hangers, bird tables, wine racks, garden furniture and home furniture like shelving, cupboards and display cabinets. Even teenagers can start to learn on simple projects building up their competence steadily. If you go for popular wood working projects, you will have no problem selling the things you make too.

Wooden items for home and garden use are traditional and hard-wearing. People value them more highly than an item that has been stamped out by a machine or welded together on a production line. This applies even to something as straightforward as a swing seat. Everyone would choose the wooden one, even if it were a little more expensive.

This is especially true of interior furniture like display cabinets. Whoever heard of someone displaying a fine bone china tea set in a metal display cabinet? The very thought of it is ridiculous, isn’t it? So, if you want to decorate your home and garden well, you pick items made of wood and so does everyone else. Consequently, if you want to sell the items you make, choose popular wood working projects.

Hardwood is the best wood to use, but it is the most expensive and sources of many hardwoods are protected. This makes them scarce. Teak is one such hardwood that is scarce and very expensive, but teak furniture is one of the most highly valued by aficionados.

Whether you are just starting out or fairly experienced has an effect on the type of popular wood working projects you ought to undertake. Here are some popular wood working projects placed roughly in order of the ability level need to complete them.

Garden swing seats always look good hanging from a tree in the garden. They are not hard to make look nice and they sell well. Bird tables go down well too. There are many different styles of bird table to choose from: with a little house or without, with climbing perches or not, with a hole for a bathing bowl or not, etc, etc..

Dog kennels are superb popular wood working projects. Every dog owner wants a kennel for their dog to sit in to shelter from the sun, wind and rain, while it is outside. Dogs come in all different sizes, so you could build your kennels to order and they need not be of hardwood. Garden benches are not too difficult, but you can increase the style by making them more ornate and making them from soft or hardwood.

More ability is generally needed to work on popular wood working projects for indoors, but you could begin with made-to-measure clothes hangers or mug trees. Curtain rods can be as complex as you like too, but a set of matching curtain rods for a room of house would sell well. Wine racks are popular too.

Going up the scale of expertise levels, you could make stools for the breakfast bar and even a kitchen table. Going further up the ladder of popular wood working projects, there would be a dining room table with six or eight matching chairs. The pinnacle of indoor furniture is the ornate, glazed display cabinet. That has to be superb, because people use them to show off their most highly prized items and they are being looked at all the time.

If you are interested in popular wood working projects like these, it is a good idea to acquire a set of woodworking plans for your project from a reputable source.

Owen Jones, the author of this article, writes on many topics, but is currently involved with a favourite subject, bench woodworking plans. If you are interested in Desk Woodworking Plans, please click through to our site, where we have 14,000 wood working plans.

Woodworking Projects You Can Do At Home

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 8:17 pm

More and more individuals are turning to making household items in their spare time as a hobby. Some people make rugs or throws, others make pots and others are turning to woodwork. Wood working is a very satisfying hobby or craft. It is also therapeutic after having done your day job and when you have finished, you have something useful which you can be proud of. You could even sell it. Both men and women are turning to wood working projects for relaxation.

The majority of these new weekend carpenters are not professional trades people and so they need help with a wood working project like a bench or a cabinet. This help comes most often in the guise of wood working plans. A good set of wood working plans will give a description of what to do first, an exploded drawing of the item to be made and all the required measurements. These details will really help the wood working project to go smoothly.

The first thing to do, clearly, is decide what you want to make. If this is your first wood working project, do not be over bold. Do not leap right in there and choose an ornate display cabinet. The best objects to start with are a bench, a dog kennel or even a bird table. Once you have finished this task, you can move on to something more difficult with increased confidence.

So, having decided on a wood working project, you should look for a set of plans for that article. You will find woodworking plans in DIY shops, hobbyists, craft shops and on the Internet. If you look online, look for a specialist in woodworking plans so that you know that they will be complete in every aspect

The next task is to totally familiarize yourself with the plan and the project. You will need to come to a decision which timber you want to use and how many lengths of the different sizes you will need. This information could be provided on the plan. You should order or buy in everything you need (except glass) right from the beginning. You will also require glues, nails, screws and tools. Check which tools you will need for the job and buy or borrow them. This information may be provided on the wood working project’s plans too.

When you have assembled your materials and your tools, you should ensure that the tools are in good condition. The saws and chisels should be sharp. Put a new blade in your craft knife and make sure your tape runs smoothly and that the end is not broken off. It is very irritating, once you get started, to have to stop and sort your tools out, just when you would like to use one of them.

Finally you can begin. It is a fantastic feeling. Try to plan your time too. Neighbours are not going to want to hear your power saw cutting after dark, so try to get that sort of thing done in daylight hours, you can assemble the parts quite quietly later on in the evening.

Owen Jones, the writer of this piece, writes on many topics, but is currently involved with a favourite subject, bench woodworking plans. If you are interested in Desk Woodworking Plans, please click through to our site, where we have 14,000 wood working plans.

February 28, 2011

Are Free Woodworking Plans Worth It?

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Owen Jones @ 9:02 pm

If you are going to make a stick of furniture, especially if it is fairly complicated or you have never manufactured anything like it before, it is a good idea to get a set of wood working plans. These furniture plans are not dear and free woodworking plans can be acquired too.

However, it is prudent to be wary of free wood working plans as they may not be accurate and you will have little recourse to complain if they were free or even pirated. Free wood working plans could be fine, but you do not want to find out that they are not half way through the job.

A good set of wood working plans, free or not, will give a clear exploded view of the item to be made and a narrative explaining the various steps and procedures. The plans may also make suggestions about the timber and tools to use, the length of time it could take to make in man hours and the complexity level.

If you want a large collection of wood working plans, there are CD’s around which have 14,000 on them for $30-40. They are a good bargain. Other places you could look are online forums, the library and craft or DIY shops. Shops are almost certainly the dearest alternative.

Once you have chosen an object to make, you should consider which style you would like. A kitchen cupboard could be hardwood or softwood. It could be a Welsh dresser or a Scandinavian design. It could be modern, traditional, Georgian or Victorian, to suggest but a few.

Once you have answered these questions you can go looking for your wood working plans. You might be lucky or you may have to compromise if you cannot get just what you want. This is why I think that it is better to buy a CD of plans that have been sorted into a database, so that you can easily find out what is to be had in your collection.

You could search for ‘kitchen cupboard’ and 100 woodworking plans might recommend themselves to you. Or you could enter ‘Victorian Welsh Dresser’ and only get two recommendations. The point is that you will not be wasting your time chasing a pipe dream, when there are no plans obtainable for the exact object you are looking for.

When you have a set of appropriate plans, I think that it is best to get them blown up, or maybe that is just because of my eyesight. However, it is a pain to have to remove your safety goggles to put on your spectacles every time you want to check a measurement. This is easy from a CD because many printers have a capability to print poster size. If yours does not, take the CD to a printer’s, an architect’s or a technical office. They will be able to print A1 straight from the CC.

Then you can affix this enlarged wood working plan to the wall or an easel and you are all set to start making your furniture in style.

Owen Jones, the writer of this piece, writes on many topics, but is currently involved with a favourite subject, wood furniture plans. If you are interested in Desk Woodworking Plans, please click through to our website, where we have 14,000 wood working plans.

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