I built a River Table with a REAL RIVER In It

DIY building a river coffee table with a real flowing waterfall. Inspired by an epoxy waterfall table, this coffee table has a chunk of nature in it with real flowing water river and stone cliffs.

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[eskesilver]

This is easily one of the most highly underrated and underappreciated videos on youtube. I spotted a handful of improvements for v2, but it's still incredible as is.

[yvonnesun]

When I was little, I had a dream of having a river in the backyard foyer that is connected to tap water. So when you need water, you scoop from the river instead of tap. Seeing this is sort of a confirmation that I could, maybe one day is that far future, make my dream real.

[bradjohnson]

Really neat take on the "river table". However, I'm not so sure that styrofoam was the best choice as it does water log after it gets wet for a while. You may find that there might be a mold or mildew issue down the road. You may wind up have to redo that part. Really looks cool though.

[donlunn]

Never in my life have I seen such a beautiful piece of furniture. I’m 77. Drew, this is incredible.

[iBeerus-]

ive always loved the idea of a piece of nature miniaturized, especially those with water too. always wanted something like a waterfall but small in my house and this is incredible

[djdrexz]

Lovely table, lovely filming, but I am worried about the longevity of the table, I've used that spray paint as a clear finish before and it itself is not very durable I would love to see an update after a month or two to see how the table is holding up

[chrisdooley]

I’d wonder if he couldn’t upscale these and to sell them to, say, Japanese restaurants and the like. I would think they’d love the inclusion of nature into the eating experience like this. But bottom line is this is absolutely beautiful. Great job Drew

[paulamarie]

This is beyond amazing!!!

I am an artist and designer / mountain, rock and water freak ~ this literally had me in tears.

Just recently became disabled and in a wheelchair so no more forging with bronze or time in sculpture labs.

Thank you with all my heart for this gift of nature for inside a home.

I can’t get out and hike in my Rocky Mountains in Alberta Canada anymore so for a few moments you made me feel like I was in my “backyard” collecting rocks on my journeys !!

Fantastic !!! ( drying happy tears!!! )

[parkerreinert]

This is absolutely insane. I wish I had one to put in my place. Imagine falling asleep in the living room to the homemade river noises 😭 incredible work man. So much respect 🫡

[keatedean]

Love the concept of this table! The preserved moss eventually dry and lose color, with a running water feature you could use live moss that would both spread and last. Great design. Keep up the good work!

[thylocles]

I dunno how this was 8 months ago and hasn't hit 100k likes. That craftsmanship was phenomenal and the entire process was extremely satisfying to watch from start to finish. Well done man!

[HeathenGW]

This is how you win and put an end to the epoxy craze. Well done drew. Absolutely incredible work.

[penthesilliaas]

I can't tell you how much I appreciate a "diy" project that is actually done in an average Jo shop with typical home shop tools. Well done!

[nailerflatline]

Thanks for this! I am about 80% done with my own version of this. I added some strip LEDs, a power outlet and usb ports on the side, and added a glass cover for the side as well as the top. Overall it was a ton of work but it's coming along really well. I used styrofoam for the base like you did but i soaked it in spray paint and spray lacquer to help waterproof it more. Otherwise, I pretty much followed what you did here and managed to come up with something pretty nice. Thanks again for the awesome video and inspiration!

[justindiener]

Hi Drew, enjoyed the video. How has the table aged over the last 2 years? Any issues with Leakage, mold etc?

[tothelighthouse]

Wow. There's nothing better or more restful than being surrounded by nature. The way you've brought nature indoors is so beautiful. Another fabulous project.

[TABISURU]

I live in Japan and enjoy various DIY projects, but your crafts are amazing. This craft was something I dreamed of a long time ago when I was a child. It becomes reality and is right in front of you. Oh my god. I'm in the mood to start building it tomorrow.

[gnarlytreeman]

Very nice. Can we get an update later Showing what if any waterdamage, mold build up, upkeep is like? Im curious about a few things.

[tomroume]

Wow man! You're not a woodworker, you're an artist! Great job!

[hdfecs]

I'm impressed that wobbly folding table held up the wood slab. 10/10