I continued to work on this Massive Stump, slicing off several 4" - 5" slabs . As you can see no mills
involved, just my Stihl and Beam Machine. When I got to the bottom I decided to leave enough for a
7 1/2" Monster, after routing both sides this beauty is ready for some down time.
The Dimensions are around 4' x 3' at widest widths
This is one of the first slabs I cut off this beautiful California Coastal Live Oak. After air drying for over a year and then putting it in a solar kiln for a couple of months , I decided to take the next step of which I had been very apprehensive about , because of everything I had read about epoxy pour wasn't for beginners. Like I've told myself on the rest of this project I have undertaken , no guts no glory. Here's a picture after a couple of coats of epoxy.
This is one of the first slabs I cut off this beautiful California Coastal Live Oak. After air drying for over a year and then putting it in a solar kiln for a couple of months , I decided to take the next step of which I had been very apprehensive about , because of everything I had read about epoxy pour wasn't for beginners. Like I've told myself on the rest of this project I have undertaken , no guts no glory. Here's a picture after a couple of coats of epoxy.
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