Catalogue
Wood products from California's Gold Rush Mountains
The Volcano
Oak and Epoxy
This is a section of an oak slab, cut to size, surface planed and sanded but not yet finished, all the little cracks and crevices not yet expanded and filled with colored epoxy. resin.
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The Volcano
Oak and Epoxy
I named this The Volcano
Several people saw a Volcano in the grain pattern, so I embellished that theme by expanding the grains and adding colored epoxy to enhance the pattern.
The closer you look the more subtle and intricate details can be seen.
The top side is finished in high gloss, food grade epoxy resin.
Turn it over for a food grade oiled cutting board
530-36302585
River Table
Oak, Epoxy, Metal
The River is two slabs of white oak approximately 12-13 inches wide, 54 inches long and 1 3/4 inches thick, with colored epoxy running down the center, making the total width 30 inches.
I installed 11/2 inch metal angle iron to each end as an acand to lend support to the overall structure.
This was commissioned to be an outdoor patio table. So I used an exceptional UV resistance Epoxy designed to finish Airplane hanger floors.The underside looks as good as the top but with a slightly different pattern, giving two looks in one piece.
River Table
Oak, Epoxy, Metal
The River is two slabs of white oak approximately 12-13 inches wide, 54 inches long and 1 3/4 inches thick, with colored epoxy running down the center, making the total width 30 inches.
I installed 11/2 inch metal angle iron to each end as an acand to lend support to the overall structure.
This was commissioned to be an outdoor patio table. So I used an exceptional UV resistance Epoxy designed to finish Airplane hanger floors.The underside looks as good as the top but with a slightly different pattern, giving two looks in one piece.
Here we have fresh cut slabs being treated with pentacryl to minimize cracking while drying
This is how the wood slabs are stored and dried for at least two years before they can be used.
My computer Desk
Oak and Epoxy
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