For the next step, I put tape on the back on my piece of wood. I also put tape on the CNC then glued my peice of wood with the tape down onto the CNC. Once it was dry, I started setting up the X, Y, and Z axies on the computer. Once these were all set, I started the job. Once the CNC was done cutting out, I took the H off the CNC and stated sanding down the rough edged. I then sanded the top down so the glue was not visible.  

To make sure the epoxy would not leak out of the frame, I sealed the inside of the frame with calk. I then glued the H down and put a heavy piece of glass on top so the H would stay in place. Once it was dry, I oiled the H. This was a crusial part becasue it made the H look so much nicer. The next step was to mix and put color in the epoxy. I figured out how much to make and then mixed that amount in a container. Once this was mixed, I added mica powder. I added light blue and a little dark blue to give it more dimensions. I made sure the frame was level so the epoxy would dry level. The last step was to pop some of the bubbles that were in the epoxy. I used a blow torch and used short bursts to pop the bubbles.