Rick Peek
12-22-2019, 1:03 PM
I have a slab of highly spalted maple and am going to make coffee table with it. I’m
looking for suggestion on the best way to stabilize and fill it in as it has quite a few
worm holes and cracks in it. I do not want the epoxy look as I hate it. I was
thinking of filling it in with epoxy then sanding it flush and top coat it with waterlox.
There are some weak spots and want to stiffen it up. Also looking for suggetion
on the large gap at the one end. I was thinking bow tie inlays but it’s a pretty wide
gap. Suggestions would be great!
looking for suggestion on the best way to stabilize and fill it in as it has quite a few
worm holes and cracks in it. I do not want the epoxy look as I hate it. I was
thinking of filling it in with epoxy then sanding it flush and top coat it with waterlox.
There are some weak spots and want to stiffen it up. Also looking for suggetion
on the large gap at the one end. I was thinking bow tie inlays but it’s a pretty wide
gap. Suggestions would be great!