My Toughest Client Yet
A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.
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The creator demonstrates how to build a smart desk using a single black walnut slab, incorporating brass resin for cracks, bow ties on the underside, and embedded outlets and USB ports.
From the video
Answers: How do you build a smart desk out of a live edge walnut slab?
- black walnut slab
- brass resin crack filler
- bow tie inlay
- embedded electrical outlets
- Festool track saw
- Osmo Polyx-Oil finish
What it concludes
- Using a Festool track saw with a 22.5 degree chamfer produces a deep bevel for desk edges.
- Brass powder mixed with CA glue works effectively for small touch-up crack fills.
- Applying a 50/50 or greater ratio of brass powder to epoxy provides an opaque metallic finish.
- Using a vacuum chamber on mixed resin removes air bubbles before pouring into wood cracks.
- Osmo Polyx-Oil 3054 clear satin provides a durable, smooth finish without dust settling issues associated with varnish.
- Drilling 2-inch holes using a new Forstner bit provides clean cuts with minimal burning or heat.
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