Any woodworkers?

Its not thin like water, more like pancake syrup so its not pushing stuff per se

 

I've just seen some videos, is all.

 

Kinda new to me also, ive only done a few things with it. I have some other ideas just have to get/find supplies

 

Epoxy is great when your kid has a bunch of small rocks they don’t want to lose



And I’m working on a coaster for me

 

Looks done? What else it need?

 

The bottom!

 

I got to do a metallic swirl epoxy on a floor once. I think you've already seen that photo, but it was pretty cool. We only did coatings though cause we were doing floors, so not pouring like you're doing. The wait times demand some serious patience. Can't wait to see your finished work!

 

Forgot to post these here. Tried a couple seasonal decorations this week for fun. Pallet trees from 1 pallet and pumpkins from a log and antlers for stems. Nothing crazy but they were fun to make.

 

Got a request for a desk from my niece. Confirmed the design she wants. I'll probably start that this week.

 

Ever done a desk with a detachable bookshelf?

 

You talking top half, comes off?

 

Look up the davis cabinet company lillian russell desk with hutch.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm cherry wood. Solid cherry wood.

I have the queen spindle bed with solid cherry side rails, and the dresser. Solid real cherry handmade.

 

Smells good cutting it

 

Yes

 

Walnut and Cherry are my favorites.

 

I havent, but shouldnt be too difficult.

 

It needs to be more sturdy than just sitting on top, so I'm not sure how to attach it without making up the desktop. I thought that having it slide on the edges might work, but then I thought that might just leave a bunch of marks.