River Table Project/Woodworkin Tools - $2,000 (Georgetown)
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I have a 2.25" thick oak live edge slab that is [pictured in the 60"x30"x3.25" Growling reusable form that old man Bill Stue sawmill told me it was recovered from a old bank in downtown Georgetown square. I am selling my live edge river table making tools slab flattening router sled and tons of accessories for the woodworking tools. There are thousands of dollars spent on a 2650mmx1500mm slab flatting sled/makerstore.cc 2650mm cnc setup I went 2 Oklahoma to buy the single piece 2650mm vslot 4080 cbeam heavy's and the 1500mm cbeam heavy's and a assorted 2020 2040 aluminum extrusions and connecting hardware. I have hgr20 rails and hgh20ca bearing blocks and a Makita ultra quiet 3.25hp router and flattening bits but it needs 2 be finished. I have a Grizzly dust collector for the sled. a 5-gallon pot and vacuum pump degasser DeWalt 13" planer and its mobile stand and extension kit and extra blades. A Chicago electric sliding compound miter saw, central machinery 4"x36"belt & 6" disk sander, Grizzly 1"x30" variable spd belt/6" disk sander, old craftsman 10" table saw, Ridged oscillating sander, Growling 60"x30"x3.25" hdpe reusable form, a fractal burner that works great, Wen 7 1/4" track saw with 110" track, Wen planer miter saw Mobil stand, Porter Cable scroll saw, old sears/craftsman contractor series 6 1/8" jointer/planer needs attention. I have several gallons of deep pour crystal clear epoxy and resin. and some coloring pigment and assorted blades and accessories. I need to make room in my garage it is a good starter kit for someone who can finish my expensive effort. I inserted the pic of the unfinished slab in the hdpe form and told ai to render a pic as I want a glow turquois pigment in the surface crack of slab then a 3/8" bottom first layer pour dark blue then the remaining ocean themed translucent pour as the abyss the table would be beautiful with someone who has a vision and artist. Lots of lumber and old barn wood and a small epoxy resin batch mixer and many different sized mixing cups a case of plastic squeegees.