Projects

This project was initially made as a small clay model, which was then scanned, mirrored, scaled to size, CNC machined, chisel finished and hand painted. The result is a fantastic piece which now sits proudly on the Gable end of Caroline and Richard's house. 

This project involved creating large, curved MDF panels of varying height and width, which were individually spray painted to different RAL colours before getting bolted together on site. 

It's built from several layers of MDF which then had many coats of paint and polish.

We started by scanning the entire space of the room and the staircase to build up in CAD. Next we designed each of the panels on the computer and glued up the correct size oak blanks. Each of the panels was machined on the 5 axis CNC, which applied the curve and cut the panel to size. Then the panels were stained and sprayed to the required finish before finally being fitted in the room. 

We were approached by Chris Wells on behalf of the Peak District national park to help create the mould for the new Stanage Edge base. The mould was pressed into sand, leaving an imprint which was then cast, to make the finished part.