
How could I drive past this when I saw this old school bench discarded
on a neighbour's lawn??
Here is it outside my woodworking teachers shed,
just after I got rid of the rotting wooden seat.

After I took everything off the seat that was unnecessary or rotting,
I gave it a good old sand.

This splotch of oil and water came out of the frame, much to the delight of the class!
Well, everyone except Mr G who just rolled his eyes.

I painted the frame with rust guard (after I took this photo) with the intention of spraying it with spray paint, but I really liked the result.
So I left it as is (you can see it in the photo below).

After we planed and cut the wooden panels, we fitted them onto the frame
to create a new funky bench seat.

Here it is outside my studio before I oiled it.

And now, hurrrrrrrah!!! Here's the finished bench in my front garden.
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