Marco Builtz

Hand made wooden dog beds. The dog beds shown are made from MDF, primed and painted white. The dimensions are 45x45 cm, these beds are for small dogs. Contact me if you want a custom dog bed. The beds can be made in any shape or color desired.           I also make medium and xl dog beds.  dogbed 1 dogbed bone 1 dog bed bone 2 dogbed bone 3 dogbed pistol dogbed heart red dogbed heart white dogbed bone with nightstands dogbed with 4 posts ( without the dog) dogbed made from solid pine, finished with high gloss paint. Click here for Wooden Dog Bed, part1

This week I decided to make a dog bed.  Because I couldn't find what I wanted for my dog I decided to make my own. The bed has been made from 18mm multiplex (plywood). I cut the wood to the desired shape and glued and screwed the lot together. The wood has been painted with 2 coats of primer, sanded down and then sprayed with pink paint.  The result. My dog bed. Another dog bed in the making.  my dog "Lola" enjoying her bed. I'm making more dog beds, these are made from MDF. Click here to go to wooden dog bed ,part 2

Painting "Tree of life" oil painted on wood, comes with a wooden frame, sides are also painted. 128 cm x 60 cm Price: € 1000,- Painted by Marco Builtz

Painting "Flow" Painting "Flow"  Acrilics on a wooden panel, comes with a wooden frame, sides are also painted. Painted by Marco Builtz Dimensions: 128 x 60 cm Price: € 1000,-

Wooden pergola, dimensions: 250 x 380 cm. here we dug out 4 holes , about 40-50 cm deep, poured concrete and placed the 4 posts. The part what is placed in the concrete is primed and wrapped in plastic to prevent the wood. making sure evertthing is square and level here the pergola is almost finished, the wood is varnished in a dark brown color (wengue). here we are placing the brezo (brown grass), under is a layer of cane bamboo, over it are 2 layers of brezo. finished !  The wooden structure consists of;  4 posts, 250 cm long, 16x16cm.  2 horizontal beams 15x7 cm, 400 cm  7 horizontal beams 10x7 cm , 250 cm

making a model wood airplane. very unique airplane, only 1 made. The airplane has been made from wood and has a secret compartment, comes complete with a steel stand. This airplane is for sale. price: 150,- euro. installing the exhaust pipes, almost finished ! plane made from old wood, painted with a crackle effect, to get this effect you need to us acrylic paint.     Apply 1 coat of white or like I did grey paint.  Cover it with woodglue, apply the glue with a small brush or a piece of old plastic. Apply the final coat in the colour desired and watch the paint crackle on it's own.

I have brought the board outside, so you can have a look at the inner structure I am making a lot of progress with my board, my goal is the make a board from leftovers. I know it will be heavier than it should be, but i am saving a lot of weight to cut everything as thin as possible. I also drilled some holes in the ribs. This is the rear of the board, notice that I installed a plug so that later I can ventilate the board. sanding,sanding the fin is also finished, I don't like it as it is.  If I got some more extra time  I would like to add a few more strips to make it bigger. the bottom is also finished, because i don't want to buy any wood all the strips have been cut from leftovers. pfff a lot of work. Here you can see that the bottom isn't all the way flat, towards the nose the board is round.   the more clamps the better, i also used a paint bucket to add some weight to keep the strips in place. building a hollow wooden sup

This is an older post, I recently checked my older posts and all my pictures where gone !. After googling why they had gone and where my pioctures went to. I found out that all your pictures are stored on picassa. I sometimes use Picassa to change my pictures a little bit. But that's it. Well it seems that when I was cleaning up my picassa, deleting some older pictures which I don't use, I probably also deleted an album. And well, you can guess it, in this album where a lot of pics stored wich i have used in my older blog posts. Luckily I still have some pics saved on my computer so I can replace some.  I will delete a lot of posts, because it's a lot of work to find the right picture for the right post.pfff So don't delete any pics from Picassa.     some advice. check out part 2: building a wooden sup 2