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Yes you read that correctly...this table is made from a piece of oak that naturally formed with the mouth, eye, eye lid and snout just as you see it in the first picture. I know because I milled it myself :) Strangely enough out of the 10 or so slabs from that log, this is the only one that looks like this. Oh even the crack for the eye was naturally formed. What are the odds? Anyway...I made the teeth feom holly...tinted some epoxy black for the eye...found a suitable root base for it and had a 1/2" piece of glass cut to fit. Enjoy!

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That is amazing. As soon as I saw it I looked to see were you lived in the south and was I ever wrong. You have a great eye and do excellent work. Keep it up.

Thanks

God Bless

Homer & Carol 

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 Russell,  I probably would have perhaps seen the potential, but I don't know that I would have had the ability to develop it into your final project. Good imagination  and follow through.

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as you know my nickname is gator. this would be a treasured piece in my house. you know i will not look at a split piece of wood without trying to see a gator, thank you very nice

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that is a fantastic piece. I don't think I would have seen that if I was cutting the timber, but the way you saw it and turned it into a table - just fantastic.

 

Keefie

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