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MasterSplinter - Would you suggest that I sand it back a bit, then re-apply coats of oil and burnish the hell out of it, or just burnish it on my next coats? Again I reiterate that I'm not too...

Organoil Furniture Oil

After sanding the top to 400 I applied one coat per day with a paintbrush.

For the first three coats it was applied, then I waited 20 - 30 mins, and gave it a gentle wipe to smooth it out with a...

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Here it is!

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After applying 7th coat of furniture oil
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Thanks Master splinter. After experimenting on the offcuts, I've decided to plug the holes only. The cracks just keep on absorbing more and more epoxy, even though it's taped underneath I just...

Thanks guys, I've ordered 1.5L of boat-cote. What's the best way to apply it - particularly into the finer cracks? I'm thinking either with a small plastic spatula or a big syringe then wipe smooth...

Sorry I missed this bit of advice; where can you buy black tinted epoxy? I couldn't find it on the bunnings website. I've never used it before, is it easy to make a complete mess of? What are its...

I've sanded it back to 240 now and it's looking pretty sexy. Will take it back to 400 tomorrow. Initially I did a run at 80 and 120 with the belt sander and it made some uneven grooves where I...

One more question: Should I seal the underneath of the tabletop with poly, oil it, or just leave it raw?

Thanks guys. Agreed with all of that, and I think I'll play it safe for my first project with regards to the edges and the gaps.

How would you suggest to cut out slots in 6mm thick steel? It was...

G'day Chaps.

Long time lurker, first time poster. I'm embarking on probably my biggest woodworking project since high school, building a table for my rear covered deck. The table top is recycled...