| Project by Wayne Dailey | posted 669 days ago | 1137 views | 0 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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This is a small table,but attractive,weighs about 20 lbs.The black portions u see are Coal Dust & glue used 2 fill in some holes.All of my tables have a pour on Bartop epoxy finish.It’s a pain in the( Bleep) 2 use but worth the extra time.
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TZH
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#1 posted 669 days ago
That, sir, is VERY nice! Coal dust and glue, huh? What kind of mixture, if I can ask? That looks like something I’d like to try. I agree the bartop epoxy is a pain, but, based on what I’m seeing in your photos, it looks like you’ve pretty much mastered the art. Thanks for posting.
TZH
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#2 posted 669 days ago
Another great job on this. The coal dust and glue turned out NICE.
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#3 posted 669 days ago
Beautiful top. Love the grain.
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#4 posted 659 days ago
A great piece of burl Wayne
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