Project by d_sinsley | posted 08-15-2019 02:36 PM | 781 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments | ![]() |
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Here is a project that I recently finished. In my introduction blog post I posted about making a slab flattening router sled. I used it to flatten a very twisted piece of black walnut limb wood that came from my bosses walnut tree that I cut down after a lightening strike messed it up. I had it milled and it has been air drying for three or four years now. My man cave is going to be a conglomeration of rough cut and live edge wood with black iron pipe. This shelf is a simple design of a slab taken down to 7/8” thick, keeping the live edge and sawing a piece off to make the bottom part. Nothing spectacular in ability but a very pretty piece of wood.
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#1 posted 08-16-2019 01:55 AM
Gorgeous wood. Well done.
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#2 posted 09-01-2019 12:11 AM
Nice shelf and the stain and finish is beautiful.
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