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Caucasian elm, Caspian pebbles, resin, and 2 weeks of work

There have been a lot of these tables being made, but one of the things I don't like about some of them is the loss of the view of the live edge of the slab. I wanted to make a table that incorporate both the live edge and a river look. This is made with a maple slab, ecopoxy 2:1 liquid plastic...

In this video I pay honor to the amazing Greg Klassen, and I build A live edge river table with the most insane piece of walnut I have ever seen. I walk you through how I did it. Check it out! Watch The Full Video Here: https://youtu.be/IJ-hiw1CqyA

I went out on a limb and made this epoxy waterfall table out of a cherry slab and some epoxy resin. It was a fun new project as it was my first time using with resin and first time to weld a metal base. I have a full tutorial video if you are interested in seeing the process. Thanks! Brad

Watch and learn how to make a Live Edge Slab Coffee Table with a "Zipper"/ Inlaid Stitches in the center. In this video I show you the steps i took to break down the materials and make this piece of awesome statement furniture using fairly basic woodworking techniques. In my new workshop I have...

Finished my reversed live edge dining table with glass inlay. (the live edge is on the inside, while I curved the outside with my jigsaw and belt sander) It was a ton of work over the past year to take it from 16' long slab of maple (as pictured) down to manageable sizes. I slowly levelled it...

This is a mesquite slab that had a crevice that allowed me put lay down some river rocks and the tiniest koi fish I have ever seen. I added some clear epoxy to allow the koi fish to be seen as if it was a pond. The legs are made out of poplar and stained them using and ebony and stain that...

Ambrosia Maple live edge amazing piece of wood - categorized as too soft and funky to be marketable by my slab guy - turning into an end table with a beach/sea inspired translucent coloring. This is my first try at epoxy and making river tables. I will admit that every stage is a learning...

Finally got around to getting the lift desk done for the shop more and getting the office corner set up. I wanted to do something different not just a wood or epoxy top so mixed in a few different techniques as well as a few ideas I wanted to try and see how it would turn out. What do you guys...

Oak Table with a barrel vault base. River Table with Blue and Teal to match the owners color palette. Solid Oak with custom laminated arches.

Was gifted a couple of short Keiyaki boards (Japanese Zelkova) one with curl/burl/spalt. Had the idea to do a epoxy fill for stabilization and a river table. Bought the wrong epoxy (Total Boat Self Leveling) that can only be poured 1/8" at a time… and it took too too long to finish, but the...

Recently I bought a slab at a neighborhood Sale for $30. The seller was transparent and straight up with the add that he didn't know what kind of wood it was. From the photo posted, I thought it was Cherry and rushed right over to snatch it up. I knew it was a great find no matter the...