🪵I transform a giant slab of Oregon black walnut into a stunning kitchen island.
🧪I encounter challenges along the way, including transporting the wide slab and breaking my tonneau cover.
🔬I achieve a perfect bond with epoxy and use CNC to cut precise measurements for the island.
📐The slab's age of 100-120 years adds to its value and uniqueness.
⛏️I demonstrate the process of cutting and inlaying bow ties.
What challenges did you face while creating the kitchen island?
—I faced challenges such as transporting the wide slab and breaking my tonneau cover, but I found solutions to overcome these obstacles.
Why did you choose to use epoxy for the island?
—I used epoxy to achieve a perfect bond and fill a void in the slab. It also adds a unique and visually stunning element to the finished island.
How old is the slab of Oregon black walnut?
—The slab is estimated to be around 100-120 years old, adding to its value and uniqueness.
What are the benefits of using CNC for cutting precise measurements?
—CNC allows for accurate and precise cuts, ensuring that the island is crafted with precision and consistency.
What is the process of cutting and inlaying bow ties?
—I demonstrate the process of cutting bow ties and inlaying them into the slab, providing structural stability and adding a decorative element to the finished island.
00:00Introduction and the challenges faced during transportation of the wide slab.
07:59Using epoxy to achieve a perfect bond and filling voids in the slab.
09:59Discussion on the age and value of the slab.
16:39Demonstration of cutting and inlaying bow ties for added structural stability and visual appeal.
23:40Conclusion and bonus hack for muting the video or playing music.
