How I made a garden bench - part three

I have to start with an apology. I have realised that making this garden bench might have seemed simple to me, but I do have the right tools for the job and I don't expect you to necessarily have the same.

I have now eased the edges of the oak cross brace by cutting a wavy edge with the jig-saw - this certainly makes the whole structure look softer and is in keeping with the rustic look.

I will finish it off with either a little light oil or clear wax so that I do not lose the natural look of the wood.

Now that it is done I am not so sure I want to put it into the garden because, and I hope this doesn't sound big headed, I am delighted with the result and it looks too good to be exposed to the vagaries of the weather.

What do you think, indoors or out?

Making a simple garden bench - Part one

Making a simple garden bench - Part two

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Comments

[Nick Steele]

Ha, you'll have to make another one now - one for inside, another for the garden!

It's very nice, and will look good wherever you put it.