Banks Carpentry & Joinery

Love this walnut games room we worked on a little while back.

The LED COB lighting from Häfele UK⁠ works brilliantly, creating a subtle glow through the back-painted glass.

Every walnut slat was carefully grain-matched all the way through to keep the flow consistent across the whole installation.

Cut up to 65° angles with a Festool/makita track saw.
Plenty sold last week and plenty available to ship out worldwide.

www.bankscarpentry.co.uk

Using the Shaper Origin to cut this curved worktop exactly to my SketchUp drawing.

The SVG was created in seconds using ShaperHub and was ready to cut almost straight away.

Finished it off with the Festool Conturo and 0.5mm edging, which follows the curve perfectly and gives a really clean finish.

custommade worktop carpentry sketchup workshoplife

Spent yesterday making these walnut and cedar drawers for a wardrobe project.

The drawer fronts will be rattan, which allows plenty of airflow, and the cedar isn’t just there because it looks good. It’s a natural moth deterrent, helping to protect your clothes from the damage moths can cause.

A nice mix of practicality and good-looking materials. Looking forward to seeing these finished.

Nice to be back on the machines after a few weeks out!!
Some beautiful walnut wardrobes in production
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My favourite and most used little tool will be available to purchase tonight

Check the website.

www.bankscarpentry.co.uk

Cutting 60° angles to get a perfect triangle with the festool TSC55 KSEB and my track saw jig.
Love how well this works.

Available at www.bankscarpentry.co.uk

The numbers are in.

Check the original post to see if your guess matches the final number. I’ll be going through all the entries and checking the guesses.

There are three winners, and I’ll be contacting them directly to arrange their prizes.

Thanks to everyone who entered.

Love this flexible LED strip from
Been using these for years now and I can’t fault them.
Code is 833.00.994

The Festool Conturo is my go-to for edging curves and internal radii.

Is there a better machine out there for this process?!