Tree Stump Tables by Somewhat Quirky Design

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Mkj7369390 on Jul 18, 2016
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Somewhat Quirky on Jul 18, 2016
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I have a piece of oak tree that is about twice the thickness of your biggest one. I want to use it as an outside table on my deck. 1) is it necessary to take off the bark? 2) if it can be left, what do I do to preserve it? 3) I've been told that taking a small chain saw and cutting out the center of the trunk piece about half way thru would make it lighter and easier to manage. I plan to put wheels on it so is it really necessary to take out part of the center?
Thanks in advance for your help. Your tables are beautiful.
That is beautiful!!! I just had a cedar tree cut down hoping to do this with the wider pieces and the smaller pieces to use like trivets. What would have you done different if you could do it over again?