Posted by dave2 on October 25, 2009 at 10:24:04 from (91.10.163.222):
In Reply to: Lou in WI posted by VaTom on October 25, 2009 at 04:56:38:
VaTom said: (quoted from post at 04:56:38 10/25/09) Dave, very impressive. You move them around by yourself?
The sapwood isn't rot resistant, will deteriorate outdoors. If Lou's oak was a white, and he removes the sapwood, great idea. I've got hickory slab benches here, similar concept.
Not mine. 2 pretty good size boys unloaded them and put them in place.
Looks like they used urethane on these but will prolly be peeling what's left off next year and using some kind of oil.
Guy at the sawmill in town has his good guys make stuff like this from scraps during down time to keep from laying them off.
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