Dining Table- 4 Seater

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Materials- Pine and Steel w/ honey stain and resin



This was my first time using resin to seal a piece. I did a few test runs and even came up with a new product that will launch in October 2017. So be on the look out for that. 

I did not make the legs. A fellow Fort Houston member by the name of Courtney made them. She did an amazing job and it was great working with her. 

I brushed the legs with sand paper, then sealed them with a clear gloss metal sealer.


(more angles)

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