Making a Estuary river charcuterie board w/ Orange epoxy

Start to finish making a Estuary piece. Burning rivers into live edge Walnut wood, pouring epoxy resin, finishing with mineral oil.
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[jessicagriffith]

I’m really shocked I like the orange so much. Perhaps because it reminded me of amber or sap or maybe even honey. Wonderfully done!

[b.s.]

Stunning. I'd love to see one that's multiple pours, mostly translucent, no pearl, starting with a nearly black translucent, each layer adding more clear so that you get to see the depth of the piece. Pours should be done mid way through the last layers cure time. I think this idea with your skills would be amazing! Please give it a go!

[damianlibby]

What type of tape or silicone are you using to dam up the epoxy

[txpbogt]

а чем скачиваете дерево что бы так выжигать

[seanflanagan]

What are you using for the burning, welders?