I put the finishing touches on the red oak end table, attached the legs and it tips the scale at about 50 pounds. The legs of made of welded steel and finished with flat-black crackle paint.

As it turns out, the guitar project didn't go as planned. While the slab I finished for the body looks fantastic, it's, unfortunately, not thick enough to allow the Fender guitar neck to be fit in place and also the electronics were project too high above the face of the body. Therefore, I will order some table legs and turn it into a beautiful, end table. Not a total loss. What is really neat is when you look at the wood from different anglers, it changes the appearance of the grain pattern, somewhat like a hologram.

Another fun day in Paradise,

Gary