CUSTOMER GALLERY
Walnut and Resin Oval Table
This beautiful Walnut and resin oval table was made by Hannington Ash using a lovely piece of kiln dried Burr Walnut sourced from Nelson Butler & Sons Timber.
Jason made an oval template and cut the slab to size before clamping the two halves into a frame. Once secure he then poured approximately 8 litres of Resin mixed with some copper metallic pigment.
The table top was left to fully cure before being demoulded and with help from Jamie flatted and polished the surface and finally mounted onto the base which is cleverly made using a stack of sycamore bowl blanks which were turned to create the overall shape.
Thank you for sharing your work with us, it's a beautiful table!
ABOUT HANNINGTON ASH
After three and half decades behind a desk, Jason finally took the plunge to turn his hobby and passion into a business - Hannington Ash!
Still enjoying his wonderful day job, however, so for a while yet this venture will be strictly evenings and weekends!
Making serving boards, chopping boards, bowls and tables using largely native hardwoods, anything from huge waney edge slabs and slices through to planed, sanded and polished exotics.
CONTACT INFORMATION
| Website | www.hanningtonash.com |
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RESIN & PIGMENTS
POLISHING
ABOUT HANNINGTON ASH
After three and half decades behind a desk, Jason finally took the plunge to turn his hobby and passion into a business - Hannington Ash!
Still enjoying his wonderful day job, however, so for a while yet this venture will be strictly evenings and weekends!
Making serving boards, chopping boards, bowls and tables using largely native hardwoods, anything from huge waney edge slabs and slices through to planed, sanded and polished exotics.
CONTACT INFORMATION
| Website | www.hanningtonash.com |
|---|
DISCUSSION (0)
Please share any questions or comments you may have about this video tutorial.
