Highland Oak and Epoxy Side Table

[LooseSox]

Finally got around to finishing this off. Came out ok I reckon considering timber from the scrap bin lol.

 

[mike_aa]

That's crazy cool!

Mike A.

 

[c_dwyer]

Wow, that is so incredibly creative!!  I love the design, and great that you were able to use up some scraps.
Vey cool!!

 

[Cheese]

I like that a lot... [thumbs up]...very creative.

 

[c_dwyer]

[member=64076]LooseSox[/member] - did you join/glue the joints of the outer wooden frame before pouring, or is the epoxy holding the frame together? Also, what was your final sanding grit size and finish used?

Thank you for any and all details you'd be willing to share!  Again, very impressive!

 

[LooseSox]

Frames were just glued with PVA and tacked down with hot glue in the mood to stop them floating when I poured the epoxy. Black oxide to colour the epoxy. Sanded to 320 then 3 coats hardwax oil and finished off with a coat of wax buffed with the RO150

 

[daveg]

Very creative!

 

[dltflt]

I like it. Thinking outside box.

 

[Steve1]

Very nice.
Very creative. 

 

[LooseSox]

Thanks for the kind words

 

[Crazyraceguy]

That's one of those tables that turns out to be such an "art piece" that it's a shame to put anything on it. It looks great.
I ran into this a few years ago when I made some intricate patterned cutting boards for some family members. None of them were ever used.

 

[Rutabagared]

Looks great!