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Everyone else who sees it thinks it should be upside down like that, but I've decided to do it this way now

Thaks for the reply, very informative. It's going to be inside at all times. I hadn't thought about woodworm treatment, don't think anything's living in it at the moment (I've had it inside for many months drying out) but that should definitely be part of my treatment.

Hello all, first time poster here. I'm working on a coffee table made from a oak tree stump. This oak blew over many years ago, probably 1987 or 1990 and fortunately for me the whole root plate was lifted out of the ground so it has seasoned and lost its sapwood etc. without being in touch with...