Wall Clock, English Oak and Pearlescent Blue Resin exotic after slicing it up on

after slicing it up on my bandsaw I stack them up and air dry the boards for at least two years before bringing into workshop for a few months to acclimatise them to the inside environment before working on them

17cm wide (6 3/4”)

It has been finished with two coats of Danish oil and two coats of clear wax

which instead of trying to hide or cut around I have filled with black epoxy resin to match the clock face

Contemporary Art made from ivory resin background with coloured spots

Wall Clock, English Oak and Pearlescent Blue Resin exotic after slicing it up onWall Clock, English Oak and Pearlescent Blue Resin 40cm 16 high 25cm 10 wide 3cm 1 thick This Clock is made from a stunning piece of end grain English Oak, it has a double trunk and has been left for around 5 years in log form to dry which has caused it to split and crack, then I sliced it up and left it for another two years to properly air dry. After many many hours of sanding out all the natural splits and cracks it was ready for the mould for me