That’s pretty cool. We never had working windows on our little house project.
There you go:
Needs to be painted, obviously, the protective film has to go and it needs some syncolube or wax so it glides better. All in all I am pretty happy with it. 
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I would use paste wax, or even a candle. It looks awesome.
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See, never heard of that. I used syncolube for our old drawers. Works as well, but might not last as long. Going to buy some paste wax. Thanks!
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Beeswax! Looks great 
Schneewittchen is moving to a bigger home. I finally convinced my wife to not rent out our garage and storage room (which has been converted to a flat by the previous owner) but let me use it as a workshop. Schneewittchen and I are now going from ~6m² to 20, maybe more. To not mess up the cables at the new place, I put some coloured dots on the wiring before disconnecting it. Just to be sure. And now I might finally not be too lazy to update her with the tape measure trick. Updates on the new workshop are going to follow in the coming weeks.
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Congrats on getting a bigger workshop! Happy daddy, happy life!
I finally had some spare time. French cleat going up.
When I am done with a few more different boxes I will create a thread in the “Things you have made” section and make the plans available for everyone.
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Oooh, nice concept! Now you’re giving me ideas 
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Nice French cleat implementation. I like the tabbed boxes on them.
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It’s been a little over a year now, and Schneewittchen has been used a lot. One of the best things that I ever did was to build her. I learned about 3D printers, electronics, mechanics, and first and foremost a lot about CAD and CAM.
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First real inlay work. I hope it is going to work. WIP pictures:
Who can guess what it is going to be? 
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A circle!
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“Take my love, take my land, take me where I cannot stand. I don’t care, I’m still free! You can’t take the sky from me…”
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