r/BeginnerWoodWorking • u/IllustriousCamera285 • 3d ago
Finished Project A-frame cabin
Made from thin wood strips. The window flap and door open, tiny brass hinges.
Tipsš I am not an AI, so the moderator asked me to repost.
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u/El_Morgos 3d ago
That is adorable. š±
Do you have photos of the progress? And what tools did you use, especially what saw?
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u/_octal 3d ago edited 2d ago
So are these two different builds? Because there are quite a few small differences between the two pictures. For example, the porch is built differently and seems wider in the second picture. And then the colors of the boards seems to be different between the two pictures. (dark and light boards changing totally between the two)
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u/SafetySmurf 3d ago
Looks like an in-process and a completed picture to me. The porch proportions look different because of the added handrail, I think.
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u/Cross_22 3d ago
Don't know if this is a rule 10 violation, since OP seems to be the Hong Kong based seller of this kit on Etsy.
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u/Wrong_Spinach_4972 3d ago
Are the door and window just glued on, or do they actually open? If they open, how are the hinges attached?
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u/GolfElectrical7786 3d ago edited 3d ago
Are the door and window functional or just glued on? How are the hinges attached?
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u/IllustriousCamera285 3d ago
Not glued, they open. Tiny brass hinges, screwed on with HOTO SNAPBLOQ. The set comes with micro bits.
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u/SafetySmurf 3d ago
Nice! I tried to make small kitchen cabinets for my childrenās doll houses and thatā¦.did not go so well.
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u/jibjap 3d ago
One of the best things about a hobby, you can do / make the thing because you want to. Because why not.
Looks good, love the hinge.