Making a Estuary river & live edge Walnut end table

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Start to finish, burning rivers, pouring epoxy, sanding & applying a finish. WARNING: DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY: Untreated Art Inc. and all parties involved in the production of this video, specifically DISCLAIMS LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES and assumes no responsibility or liability for any loss or damage suffered by any person as a result of the use or misuse of any of the information or content on this video. Untreated Art inc. And all parties involved assumes or undertakes NO LIABILITY for any loss or damage suffered as a result of the use, misuse or reliance on the information and content on this video. The procedures seen used in this video are conducted by professionals and should not ne attempted by any means. FRACTAL BURNING CAN BE DEADLY, please do not attempt this without the help of professionals.

jeremy elkins

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This is my first time seeing your work and I had to see if your had a website. And wow, your work is unbelievable. I cannot stop looking at the wood and clear table and the walnut & copper pieces. Definitely worth ordering and customizing a piece. It’s the kind of woodwork you can look at forever and fall in love with each time. Breathe taking.

veliciawilliams

That is TOTALLY BEAUTIFUL. I love your technique of passing electric current between screws to create your burn pattern. You are so creative.

joannewillis

These craftsmen are geniuses!! I would love to own one of their pieces ❤

samantharendalldillon

That blue is probably the most stunning epoxy color I've seen on here. Love the burn technique too!

chrisharris

I can't say it better than the other posts here, just beautiful.

christinatakacs

That is absolutely gorgeous! I wish I could afford something like that for my home.

auntiejen

This is absolutely gorgeous not only do I love woodworking but I love the color blue it's gorgeous!!!💙💙💙

kristinfrazee

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!

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