Begin Working with Slabs - Live Edge Bench

This was an easy project that went together really nicely. This is how I put together my first live edge project. If you are brand new to slabs this is an easy tutorial!
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[@jasoncosby8363]

Good stuff my friend. I've had a revived interest in woodworking, due in part to watching you. I used to stay up late watching the wood whisperer. Now it's you, crazy! Awesome job.

[@sandrafranklin5904]

Great job!

[@JunoXL]

Nice video! Very helpful. Thank you for the specifics on the sand paper sequence. Still new to this..

[@HammerandNeil]

Aweseom build Jesse! I really like the spalting in the wood. It was a good choice for the bench!

[@dekeros-recreationalwoodwo6456]

Really nice! Well done!

[@donnymcarter]

Nice build and video Jesse!

[@wallb88]

Looks great.

[@marksummeril]

Great video! Thanks for sharing. Where did you get your hairpin legs from? I want to use some in a project.

[@Trish620]

Would you try a few layers of boiled linseed instead of just mineral spirits or armour seal? Which one is more natural? My linseed oil has worked best for me over the years when there's no epoxy on it, but I haven't tried armour seal.

[@jamesknight7105]

If the slab of wood is somewhat green, do you follow the same process and that will keep it from cracking?

[@prestonbowden]

I am fairly certain that it will crack if you use green wood. Getting the wood to 10% moisture (max) is what you should be using.

[@shantaymadison3808]

I have done very similar with Woodglut designs.