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Here you can see the work in progress – resin has been poured in the third of 4 stages. The final layer will be the final finish. After that the table should pop nicely away from the Polypropylene and I can prepare the workshop for the next table.

Once assembled, this then slots perfectly into an IKEA Ribba 230x230mm picture frame, allowing us to show off my entire collection of Lego Minifigures.

I wanted to make something beautiful, long lasting and creative – settling on a river resin table big enough for all our family and friends to sit round and share good times. I used Polypropylene sheet from cutplasticsheeting.co.uk to line the insides of my wooden frame, as resin wont stick to Polypropylene. This means I can reuse the Polypropylene base and sides which is great because this project was a lot of run and I plan to make more river resin tables.

Cut to measure door frame panels fitted over many unsightly screws holding frame to wall.

Resin wall art on Dibond. 1200mm x 1200mm

Used to make a headboard to match wardrobes

Radiator cover lit up!

Replaced slats in raidiator with frosted Perspex and added changeable coloured lights.

Using Clear Polycarbonate Sheet to enclose space between house and garage.

I previously bought this acrylic sheet to cover my jigsaw puzzle.

I bought several sizes of acrylic sheets to cover the tops of my white furniture.

Victorian well cover

I needed an enclosure for my 3D printer and printing with PETG plastic I knew it’s high heat resistantce and strength, I needed something of good quality and these guys didn’t fail to impress me.

Copper Brushed Aluminium Composite Panel as a kitchen splashback