Rough Edges Designs

It's all about the "After" shots. I made the table top, this couple built the rest. What a great little coffee spot.

First project since the move north. It's coming along nicely. Trimming to final dimensions early next week then finishing it off.

Here the piece has been sanded to 80 grit.
The wood will be brought up to a max of 220 grit.
The resin will be taped off and sanded to 3000 before applying the top protective coat to the entire piece.

Had some scraps laying around and mixed too much resin during an early project so I panic built a mold for this one and threw some things together. It ended up as the kids keyboard stool.

Walnut scraps for the win.

Fishing lure end table for my Late Uncle Alf. Man he loved his fishing, I'm glad he got to enjoy this one for a bit before he passed.

Repurposed a massive cutting board for my Aunt, and made her a little end table with it.

Followed up with the couple that I built this beauty of a desk for in 2021, they responded with these photos and still love it like the day I dropped it off.

Working with Cherry is always a treat, smells so good when you're working with it.

This is just a little (9 or 10' if I remember correctly) shelf insert, the shelf channel on the bottom of the slab was hand planed to allow the live edge to slightly overhand the drywall edge for seamless finish.

Each project is unique, how the pigments swirl or settle is different each time depending how the curing process goes. This one was a pleasant surprise. I went to bed with a solid blue showing and woke up to this. If you catch it at the right stage of the curing process you can manipulate the patterns by swirling through them, but this one I cant take credit for, it did it on its own.

One of my Favorite benches, nothing fancy, just a chainsaw milled slab, hand sanded to touch and a clear coat added to seal it up.
So much character and man was this one heavy (3" Ash)

Black Resin with Black Walnut on black legs = Instant Classic