Use Half the Epoxy In Your Table Project

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Published 2020-02-20
How to make an epoxy resin table in your shop using half the epoxy. We all know how expensive epoxy can be, so I came up with a way to get the same look of a table twice as thick while using half the resin. I have never seen this done with an epoxy table before, but people have been doing it forever with granite and marble countertops. Not only does it save a lot of money, but it saves a lot of weight. In this video I show you how to make the entire table, not just this bull-nose trick too.

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All Comments (21)
  • @mj-de9er
    been binging all of your videos and you saying “if you’ve already seen me explain how to make one of these tables and just want to see the edge trick you can skip ahead” made me laugh, as if i’m not gonna eagerly sit here and watch you explain it and show it to me 1200 times, i don’t think you understand how much i will re-watch the entire process ad infinitum 😭
  • Just stumbled on your page a month ago as I've begun to set up my shop and get into woodworking. I'm amazed how you turn what you call "blemishes" into almost unnoticeable yet unique notes in your work in a way that still demonstrates complete professionalism. Basically, you make it all look really good!
  • @shivk6615
    Why didn't you use wood filler at the place of extra epoxy??
  • @tomburns7544
    Amazing work, Cam. I love how you never try to hide when something goes wrong in your videos and how you find ways to deal with mistakes. The table came out beautiful and I think those legs are beautiful and really set off the modern feel to the project.
  • I love that you invest in the legs. Makes a huge difference. I have seen cheap legs that lower the quality. Yours raises the bar. 5 stars!
  • @jecket5088
    Hello from Ukraine. This is my favorite wood related DIY channel. I like your black epoxy style and the way you present what you do. I found the idea to make the table looks more massive absolutely genius. I haven't seen it before and I will definetly try it in my next project! I think it's pretty useful when you have a lack of epoxy. Thanks a lot!
  • @tonys8997
    Man, I appreciate the honesty and transparency in your videos… especially the mistakes. I’m tormenting myself on where and how to get started with selling. Your videos are truly an inspiration on keeping us (me) motivated and continually learning techniques AND that it is okay to make a mistake.
  • @abetperez9938
    I’ve soon more than a few of your videos and they are all fantastic! The best part of this video is how you showed your mistake and how you corrected it. You don’t hide your mistakes and for me that is the mark of a real pro!
  • @jixuscrixus
    100 yrs from now I can just imagine some walnut wood and epoxy specialist doing an evaluation of the detail and workmanship on one of your tables. Great tutorials and a pleasure to watch someone enjoy their work and produce such unique furniture.
  • @conjob8168
    Stunning table and beautiful workmanship, very impressive
  • @mischieffactory
    I like how you always do your videos like it's their first video. It helps solidify knowledge hearing it every time and really helpful for people getting the most out of every video regardless of which one they click on.
  • @tedpechie6642
    The bow tie adds just a touch of imperfection to the perfect table, great job
  • @williamknox8438
    Love the table. Also love the technique for getting more out of slabs. Doing things this way you could get twice as many tables out of a single slab.
  • @mitcheliott7052
    Love the table cam such a beautiful piece of art/furniture nice to see someone that’s passionate about their work 👍🏼 Keep up the great work love your content
  • Although I am not a woodworker by trade I do love the book ends look. I can also appreciate you supporting other vendors with your ventures. Excellent finish as always, thank you.
  • @Bkrsdtr
    The legs are perfect, you are so good about teaching us as you make your designs, errors and all. That says a lot about you. Keep creating and posting.
  • @meme5546
    I think it's perfect, it's one of best tables designs I have seen in a long time.
  • @lomein9320
    Great video, great epoxy trick too! You're right, the legs are perfect for the profile
  • @IronMan-bn4wl
    I appreciate the fact that you are self-deprecating with a sense of humor in the face of sometimes rude or overly critical comments. Really enjoy your channel.
  • @roymoore3156
    As usual, a project finished to visual perfection! I enjoy what you do and how you make the wood scream with it’s true beauty. Myrtlewood for life!