ShaunHill

Instructable please.

Wow, you mean you built this and never added any logs in the four years since?

So 3d printed drum sticks are weak?

Horses our of pallet wood, that sounds like a good idea! You should do an instructable on making them.

If you need to fill a large hole which goes all the way through, like in the photograph example, place a scrap piece of wood covered with cling film, silver foil or a plastic bag on the underside of the hole and rest the piece which needs filling on top. If you then use Ronseal High Performance Wood Filler (mixing the filling compound with the hardener as per the instructions on the tin) you can do the job in one application without worrying about the filler cracking. This filler is strong enough to be be drilled, planed, screwed and suitable for painting and it hardens in 30 minutes (which means by the time you have finished filling the hole, it will almost be ready).Push the filler in using your applicator until you you have added enough and the filler sits proud of the top surface.Yo...

If you need to fill a large hole which goes all the way through, like in the photograph example, place a scrap piece of wood covered with cling film, silver foil or a plastic bag on the underside of the hole and rest the piece which needs filling on top. If you then use Ronseal High Performance Wood Filler (mixing the filling compound with the hardener as per the instructions on the tin) you can do the job in one application without worrying about the filler cracking. This filler is strong enough to be be drilled, planed, screwed and suitable for painting and it hardens in 30 minutes (which means by the time you have finished filling the hole, it will almost be ready).Push the filler in using your applicator until you you have added enough and the filler sits proud of the top surface.You can then remove the scrap and make sure the underside is slightly proud. If not, apply enough so there are no voids. This can be done from the side with the cover, just be careful removing the silver film or plastic and then apply more.Then it's simply a case of waiting for it to dry before sanding and then you can paint.Good luck.

I like the feet.

What a great idea, very simple. Thank you for sharing.Don't you need to find a way to keep your supplies dry in the winter season though? Otherwise surely it's pointless storing it unless you don't care about burning unseasoned wood.Do you have any suggestions for integrating covering into the design that still allows air to circulate?