It's log! I saw this log and had to take it home. How could I not, right?
This log is pear and is a really pretty color. I couldn't wait to get it home and get it cleaned up.
While I was working on another project, my son decided he wanted to take the bark off the log. I will never turn down a kid who is offering to work, so I let him have at it.
This was after 15 minutes or so.
About 45 minutes. Bark is a lot harder to get off a log than I thought. Well, than my son thought, I should say.
But, it was worth it! This log is beautiful!
I sanded it down and am letting it sit for a month to dry it out.
But, in the meantime, it makes for the best workbench I have ever had. I think I am going to sand it down again and then add a clear top coat. Might turn it into an end table. Maybe add a piece of glass and make a small table. I am thinking of selling it, but I really do like having it around, so might get more logs and make another.
It's log! I saw this log and had to take it home. How could I not, right? 
5 comments:
I love wood...I can almost smell the sawdust. lol. found you from blogging buddies.
Debbi
-yankeeburrowcreations
So cute! I want my kid to learn how to de-bark a log!
Very cool! This reminds me of my Dad, he's been making log furniture lately!
Gorgeous! What a great find. :)
Very pretty and yay for a new workbench in the meantime! ;-)
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