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Floor Lamp Resto
Vintage brass floor lamp that I picked up along the way but it had a plywood painted piece that was horrible so gave it a shot and presto. 21” Mesquite slab with routed and live edge. I used my newly...
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Game Mount / Mesquite
A friend let me have these horns, I bleached them and painted a champagne gold color. The wood is a mesquite slab with burl and figure that caught my eye while milling. Wire brush, sanding prep and a...
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Mesquite wall hanging
I seen this beautiful piece of wood and combined it with an idea. I would say I ruined it and didnt finish it but i’ll also say it was a learning experience. I’ll get back to it later, when I buy more...
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Mesquite Bench
A mesquite bench that I was able to finish in a few days. I poured clear epoxy in the crevasses for a simple coat and then I applied a few coats of urethane with a brush since I dont have a sprayer....
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Mesquite Table
Table or stand, I tend to stand alot and this works great for me. I used mesquite wood which I harvested and milled. A went though a few coats of urethane finish, three. Burls and curly grains, me...
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Mesquite Cutting Boards
Mesquite cutting boards for local meat market co-sign. Sanded 220g and I applied a 4 to 1 mineral oil, bees wax seal. These sell, imagine more fancy boards like the ones I see here on LJ…. I’m kinda...
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Mesquite table and seats
These pieces fell not far from tree. I basically just sanded the pieces with drum sanders and applied several coats of gloss urethane. The chairs were for a previous table and friend liked them, but I...
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Mesquite pedestal / table.
Three slices of mother nature. I used 8-9” bolts and 2.5” deck screws to hold it together, no glue. Clear brushed on marine epoxy on the edges and a few coats or gloss urethane on the exposed wood....
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Mesquite steak plates.
Mesquite wood milled then cut with a bandsaw jig, sanded with sanders, routed and added butcher block oil. Two shown but four in all.
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Mesquite Bench
Mesquite wood bench, custom, to fit me. 5’, crushed coral filler with both slabs angled for a comfy fit and possible nap. I sanded ruff slabs with a chainsaw disk, then 36g disk and a 120 disk, then...
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Mesquite Chop Block
Mesquite wood chop block with little tiny feet, oiled. Next on the agenda, Glazed pork chops and apple sauce! :) 21×14.5×2
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Mesquite Mantel
Mesquite Mantel, 76” x 12” x 16”. I went after a trunk with plenty burls for the curvy shape, first was the milling then the removal of all the sapwood. After seeing the basic shapes I sanded with a...
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Mesquite Mantel 76 x 12 x 16
This mantel is the same one as my other listing but with blocks, 12×12 x 44 to rest on.
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Mesquite Table
Mesquite table roughly 30” round x 2.5 thick slab with a cast iron base that I picked up along the way. Chrysocolla and copper with black sand were used for filler and an clear epoxy flood coat finish.
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Mesquite mini bar.
Mesquite natural edge mini bar / table. Clear brushed on epoxy. Original plan was to add a couple waterfall stools but I’ll still make them for a later date. I also used several long lag screws. Table...
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Cutting board display rack.
Cutting board display rack.Store owner approved! The stand has small panels that are removable for thinner or thicker cutting boards to sit between. Single tung oil rub. I may need to add strips of...
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Mesquite butcher block. End grain.
Mesquite butcher block with an end grain top. 10” block, 36” tall and 25×27 cutting area. Brushed on clear epoxy and tung oil on the base and sides. The top has butcher block oil. Next time around I’ll...
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Mesquite table with a antique sewing machine base.
I started this project from a standing tree. Harvested, milled and air dried. A friend brought over a base she had for a long time. Im glad I finished this piece and its behind me now. I learned a few...
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Mesquite table with peacock ore and chrysocolla inlay and a koi Pair base.
Mesquite table with peacock ore and chrysocolla inlay and a koi pair base. We’ll, I at a loss for words at the moment. Um, I made that.
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Mesquite end grain counter top chop block.
Mesquite end grain counter top chop block. 35.25” x 17.25” x 2.5” I went through 2 and a half huge slabs to finish up with this piece. Tight bond II glue, mineral oil soaking then a mix of beeswax and...
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