John was working in the driveway this morning making a flat surface on a big live edge slab of oak. It will be a desk top by the end of the day.
Here it is installed with some Watco oil finish
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really nice! how can you find this giant piece of oak with the perfect size??
Hi Kam,
I think the architect might have designed the house to fit the piece of wood.