Outdoor Rough Sawn Cedar Table

I made this outdoor table/storage out of rough sawn cedar, but I am not sure how to finish it and try to maintain the beautiful color. I understand it will require maintenue and re-applications at least 1-2 times a year. Also would prefer to have it look as natural as possible, which I am sure is difficult. I just don’t want to end up with a really thick, shiny coating on top of the wood. I have never applied a finish to a rough sawn face, so I am really not sure what type of finish to use, especially for outdoors. I am guessing I want something that gets absorbed into the wood, like a penetrating oil. Not to get brand focused, but I picked up some Osmo UV Protection oil. I am looking for better suggestions or feedback on that choice. I have tried Google searches and searching the sub here, but looking for additional help. Thanks!

Pine exterior door Refreshing this 117 year old beauty

OK I’ve owned and worked this house for 20 some years. It’s time for round two with the front door! Here it is ! Will take my time and surely have decisions that I’ll need and want your suggestions on! Enjoy the ride with me! Paint is not an option. This will be oil and varnish only! Current state. The spar varnish was mostly gone south of the window. I sanded that but it needs more. Above and around the window the 20 YO spar varnish held up. I’ve removed most of it with a heat gun this morning. Plan is to remove and repair or replace trim around the glass. Sand and seal perhaps with shellac to even up the grain color. Then move to Waterlox sealer and perhaps their Marine top coat. At least 3 sealer + 2 top coats. Yes I’ll be at this for a while!

Really fun Kid Buu piece I made a couple weeks ago with my scroll saw

Live simply so others can simply live

Paragraph six “Avoid discussing salary”

As a protected union worker this angers me as we barely make a living wage and I have to give up my weekends for overtime just to survive. Is there any way I can grieve this?

Concentration & Decay

They’re the same picture

So sad but true

Gangster SpongeBob holding money while giving a thumbs up

It is Kermit

A fine piece of fruit.