Live Edge EPOXY RESIN 'Reverse River' Table 💧 Woodworking How-To

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[modeybasel]

The most beautiful thing in your videos is that you are offering the thing you want to do before you start doing it ...
Thank you

[johnhines]

Very nice work and video Johnny. Couple of questions. 1. I’ve noticed most videos of live edge wood work the builder removes all the bark. You did not. Do you have experience that made you feel it was unnecessary? 2. Did you install any dowels or metal rods into the bark edges to help the epoxy grip and not move? Again, really enjoyed the video.

[controlshift]

Its interesting that you left the bark on. I like that look

[SethCorbinMusic]

Thanks for the video. One suggestion: I bet the bubbles you got right around the bark would have been largely avoided if you had scraped off the bark, and done a quick setting layer of epoxy on the live edge, to seal in the air.

[kurtrsenjazz]

Long time vieweer and I'm no hater on you or your craftmanship, but river tables are goin to be remembered as the mullets of woodworking

[linkinprk]

I tried using CA glue on a turning recently and it started to burn my fingers thru the papertowel, I had no idea it had an exothermic reaction when curing, lesson learned! Table looks awesome!

[tunintunin]

I admire your craftsmanship, but I am not sure who this videos are for, not amateurs, beginners, not pros... the access to your tools/materials is something most of us can only dream.

Looking at the channels like “make it extreme” or the “made in poland” makes you wonder... basic or self made tools, awesome results...

[ipetti]

Thank you for showing the little mistakes you make sometimes.. Gives me more confidence in my own abilities

[xyzcreate]

Best part of the video is @ 7:54 when the pencil went flying into orbit when you hit it with the clamp!


Amazing build and video as always Johnny!

[irszgatti]

Really well made video, I was surprised to see the graphics explanation of the table leg design, really was a nice touch to the tutorial, thanks👍

[anthonymarker]

Gorgeous result. Educational presentation. You'll have to let us know how leaving the bark on the edge turned out over time. It would make me nervous that the bark would separate over time but I'd love to be proven wrong! 🙂

[billdiehl]

Wow!! Incredible build. Love the black epoxy.

[BruceAUlrich]

This thing turned out really cool! I'm liking the black epoxy and how the slab is on a diagonal.

[tjgreen]

Love the black Epoxy look. Gives me an Idea about making a island bar for my kitchen. The Black Epoxy would go great with in our Kitchen.

[TheEaglesvisions]

Hey Johnny;-) Just a short note, I have been watching these types of pours for a while now and loved yours in particular, I think because the resin has a dull finish and adds contrast one thinks or sees. I think you're onto something there and could turn out to be a beneficial way to do and make look future projects. Kindest BBh

[joshuadefibaugh]

This is my favorite project of yours. The black and walnut works so well together.

[territuazon]

I really enjoyed this video. Having all your steps included WITH the ooopsies was very helpful. I think what would make this one step above most, having a signature on the underside somehow. Lay claim to your beautiful work.

[Cornuttzz]

You can use a sled also when using the planer and shim the high side

[Safety]

Just a quick tip from a long-time modeler... If you are going to use a tap to cut threads in wood, follow the tap with a few drops of your CA glue then use your tap again after the CA dries. The CA will soak into the wood and harden the threads!

[IT_WRZ]

That's so sick! Thanks Alex (STS) for turning me on to this.