Thursday 16 April 2020

Gate making during Lock down.

During this time being stuck at home I made some gates. The Gates are made out of Rails we got from Wrightsons. I made them with My step Dad first so I got a idea of the measurements. It was challenging because when I did it if you got one wrong Measurement they weren't quite stable. Here is one of them. 
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6 comments:

  1. Mrs Bennett16 April 2020 at 13:30

    Hello John
    I am really impressed with the skill involved in making such a sturdy, well proportioned looking gate!! What great Maths learning as I am sure there was a lot of precise measurement involved in their construction.
    It is neat to think you are working with, and learning alongside your Step Dad...that is often the most effective way of learning new skills.
    Did you get to use any power tools like a drill or nail gun?
    Where will the gates be used?
    Excellent work
    Mrs Bennett

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  2. Mrs Fisher19 April 2020 at 17:03

    Hello John
    You have learned and used a range of skills to construct those gates John. A builder in the making!
    How long would it have taken you to construct one gate from start to finish?
    Was it any quicker constructing the second gate?
    Mrs Fisher

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  3. Robyn Shaw21 April 2020 at 06:14

    Hi John,
    Wow! I am impressed. You must have a very good instructor? The gate looks strong and solid. Where is this one going to be used? Would you be keen to start your own tool collection? Which tool would you go for first?

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  4. Mrs B22 April 2020 at 11:56

    Hi John,
    That looks like a good strong gate, where are you going to use it? Do you have another project lined up? Great work John. Mrs Bayley

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  5. Mrs Allan23 April 2020 at 09:48

    Well done John, i'm impressed!

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  6. Anonymous29 April 2020 at 10:47

    Hi john this is a good thing to be doing its really fun I made a table and it held up pretty well.
    how many did you make?
    Duncan

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