Can I still call myself a woodworker?

[Wade Lippman]

My wife forced me to make a rustic chic bedside table for a friend.
It is made of a crudely cut slab I bought for $5 and wood salvaged from a very old pile of debris.
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The dark stuff in the middle is epoxy, as the slab was just about to split. In retrospect, I should have mixed some sawdust in the top layer.
My wife is thrilled by it (and perhaps that is all that matters), but it looks like bonfire wood to me.

[Bill Edwards(2)]

Hey! Live edge is live edge! :D

[Jim Rimmer]

I don't know if your being a little tongue in cheek or not so I think I should keep my opinion to my self. :D

[Mark Patoka]

If wife = happy then life is good. Don't question anything else.

[Larry Browning]

Wade,
You are no longer a woodworker. You are now an artiest. All you projects are now worth 10 times what they were yesterday.:)

[Wade Lippman]

Wade,
You are no longer a woodworker. You are now an artiest. All you projects are now worth 10 times what they were yesterday.:)

Cool! I'm glad I asked.

[Jim Becker]

Looks great to me!

[Kent A Bathurst]

My wife is thrilled by it (and perhaps that is all that matters), but it looks like bonfire wood to me.

It is simply mind over matter.

She don't mind. You don't matter.

[John Prexta]

That's about 850 in Chagrin Falls. Nice job.

[George Gyulatyan]

Wade,
You are no longer a woodworker. You are now an artiest. All you projects are now worth 10 times what they were yesterday.:)
This! Indeed.

[Alan Gan]

What is the slab, looks like it came from a very big tree. But then around here, 2 foot across is big...