Any woodworkers?

Good idea.
I miss the high quality dry transfers. The rub on kind.

 

Love that door

 

What would you make with this?

 

Small bench or entry table. How thick?

 

Entry table.

 

@Kilo Charlie
Cut it in half and use the live edge in the middle for epoxy side table for couch or recliner. Something like this

 

Bench ? Piece big enough ? I like lumber with character/ defect

 

Personal question- how thick is it?

 

That’s a cool table

 

If it’s thick enough, resaw it and book match it for a table top

 

It's an inch and a half thick and 4 feet long and about 10 and a half inches wide at the one end. I am limited with my current bandsaw and unable to resaw anything that wide. I'm thinking a shelf or a narrow table of some sort.

 

It’s a little thin…and I’d have to get creative with the knot but there’s a gun stock living in that piece of wood.

You could also rip it down for a picture frame. But you would lose the live edge. I do like Wilcam’s table idea though.

 

Make the tabletop. A chance to experiment with epoxy, and a table 2 ft wide one edge, yet-to-be-determined on the other dimension.

Fun to experiment, but remember that epoxy is *all about* the technique and the proper mix of the chemicals. Do it though. Just practice much on throw-away wood and expect to screw-up profoundly a few times especially with such a large middle section.

 

Let’s see what she adds

 

@Kilo Charlie, I like the tabletop that @wilcam47 showed.

It will really showcase the beauty of the wood grain.

 

After several "adventures" in using 2-part epoxy resins, I finally acheiveda good to-surface (at least) pour that is hardening nicely, minimal overflow, and only one less-significant orbital-sander gouge. That gouge convinced me to stop f*ing around and just accept if the letters look reasonably level and have a hard outer-surface.

 

Anyone in here run a CNC Router?

 

Yup. Have inkscape open right now designing some stuff in vectors.

 

Do you mind sharing what brand you have?
Obviously, I'm a total newbie and looking for a place to start

 

Fairly new Carvera Air, with a 4th axis too. Just a little desktop machine, 8x12" work area, but also has a 10w laser module. Just making up some plaques and stuff right now.