09-07-2016, 05:43 PM
One of our "daughters from different parents" marries in October. They are big Colorado hikers and wanted a "natural wood" turntable to hold the wedding cake.
So we nicked a piece of firewood during a recent Colorado trip. A little chainsaw work, a little flattening with a router sled, some sanding, a little epoxy and lots of surplus lacquer and shellac to hold the bark onto the wood. Add a Lowes metal turntable and it is done. It should last through the wedding. Over 170 tree rings!
So we nicked a piece of firewood during a recent Colorado trip. A little chainsaw work, a little flattening with a router sled, some sanding, a little epoxy and lots of surplus lacquer and shellac to hold the bark onto the wood. Add a Lowes metal turntable and it is done. It should last through the wedding. Over 170 tree rings!
They told me anybody could do it, but I showed them.