Turning Trash Wood to TREASURE | Scrap Wood & Epoxy Tables

Use up your scraps by turning trash scrap wood into treasure with these beautiful scrap barn wood and epoxy side tables with welded steel bases. I used my x carve pro to cut 15 degree wedges to form a segmented ring comprised of pieces of scrap barn wood and other odds and ends I’ve had laying around the shop for years. I welded the bases from scrap steel as well, and this project required no new material purchases! Thanks for checking out these trash wood to treasure scrap wood and epoxy side tables.

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Music: Epidemic Sound

[kcrash]

No regrets for watching a video with the end result being 2 absolutely gorgeous tables.😸

[siobhanjones]

As a quilter, I knew right from the outset you had enough wood. Same principle with quilt tops. Many pieces from little pieces of fabric yield larger results. Nice job on the tables.

[blueify]

No regrets! July 2024 here- my favorite video and project I have seen yet on JB! Live the music, the use of scraps, the process. Classy video! I would definitely take these home!!

[SKG-dt]

My favorite project so far. Balanced top and bottom, great design. And you used material that might otherwise have gone to waste. Kudos!

[BrokenThornDesigns]

Your ability to design is unlike anything else I've seen. I'm inspired every time I watch you in action. Thanks for putting your content out there. Also, biggest. hose clamp. ever.

[timmaggard]

No Regrets"... Love the tables and its such a great way to use up the spare pieces of lumber. Beautifully done!

[LarryStrawson]

No regrets at all about watching this video. Informative, Innovative and Inspiring. Keep up the great work!

[solangehinault]

"no regrets" ! I like it so much ! You are very inventive, a great artist ! Thanks for sharing !

[cmclaren]

Great job on the end tables. You could have gone with many different colors of epoxy, but the white is great and they are for your own use, so pick for yourself!

[Kletke]

Man watching these beautiful pieces being built is awesome. I don’t have the space nor the money for a CNC machine. Guess I’ll have to do this the old fashion way

[MeBeTheDB]

I dig the dedication and learning curves you do in your creations ... in short, BRAVO-!

D.A.

[IQTech]

This video reminds me of a slogan my grandparents and parents used to say: "Use it up, wear it out, make do...or do without." This is an excellent example of the creative use of scrap wood. "No Regrets'

[junellrivera]

Wow!! Amazing!! It’s so beautiful!! Def my type of furniture

[gastonroulstone]

Oh and definitely no regrets watching this amazing video. The Tim you must take to setup the camera then make the item is so worth it. Boomshakalaka! From South Africa 🇿🇦

[brucegibson]

I liked the fact that you didn't use black tint in the epoxy. It's getting to be the only tint used.
Thanks for the great idea. I (like most) have plenty of scrap laying around that's to good to be firewood. I made a coat/hat rack out of scrap cedar (1/4" strips) and about a gallon of glue and it came out nice enough for my wife to put it in the utility room! I need something table like for the back deck and I think I just got the idea for a new project!

[monkeybarmonkeyman]

Considering all the work, would you believe I found the best part the finishing details... especially the leg mounts. A very nice project, sir.

[ReidQ]

It’s just incredible how talented and creative you are bro. This is great stuff!

[brianknowles]

Great build & vid. I was surprised how good the white epoxy turned out. Certainly shows up how good the wood was. Thks

[Cassie_]

This was a cool way to use scraps! When you have enough scrap again in the future you could make some really cool statement clocks using one less ‘4’ piece and spacing them to make the 12-3-6-9 etc. could be a very simple design with just the wood and the clock hands in the middle. Overall really enjoyed this build!

[medicbabeID]

This just came up in my recommends and as someone with tubfuls of scraps, I couldn't click fast enough.
They are lovely! 🤩
I _personally_ would've gone with a deep garnet red, or perhaps a rich amber, but the white really does show off the wood in a spectacular way.
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