From firewood to furniture.....

[SCOTTexan]

That's sweet!

[BOW BANDIT]

Wow !!!

[tradtiger]

Great work! Thanks for sharing pics and techniques.

[sotol]

That looks great!!!

I guess you used the angle grinder to sand off the Oakwood. If so, what grit did you use and any tips for us copy cats?

Thanks.

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[88 Bound]

That turned out slick. How long did it take you to do the work?

[justin81]

Beautiful work.

[Jamesl]

Dustin, with skills like that, Jamesl may want to be more than "friends"

j/k Hi James! :-)

Hey, Dustin does great work but....

[phibob808]

Awesome work and skill you have there.

[Royal21973]

Vert very impressive! To me that's a work of art. I would watch a video of it been made. Great work.

[TXSTBowhunter]

Looks awesome, you definitely have an eye for the right limbs

[texashunter56]

Outstanding work! Are you stripping it down, filling the voids, finish sanding then lacquering it while it is still green?

[MASTERS]

Outstanding work! Are you stripping it down, filling the voids, finish sanding then lacquering it while it is still green?

The slabs were milled 18 or so months ago and have air dried in the hay barn since. The limb was cut some time back, probably a year ago and stripped, sapwood removed and sat on a pallet in the same hay barn till I got time to mess with it. The pics I posted look like it was done last week but it was actually done awhile back...

[MASTERS]

That turned out slick. How long did it take you to do the work?

Thanks! I probably have about 8 hours in it

[MASTERS]

That looks great!!!

I guess you used the angle grinder to sand off the Oakwood. If so, what grit did you use and any tips for us copy cats?

Thanks.

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I have a couple of attachments made by king arthur that I put on my angle grinder that speeds up the process of removing the sapwood

[Hix]

Very nice.