Epoxy Island Table | Indian Rosewood Root Cookies Step-by-Step | DIY |

Wellcome to my channel ‪@carvencreation‬ Unveil the art of crafting an exquisite epoxy island table from scratch, utilizing rare Indian rosewood (sheesham) root cookies, renowned for their unparalleled solidity. Follow our comprehensive step-by-step guide, designed to cater to both beginners and seasoned DIY enthusiasts, ensuring clarity at every stage of the process.
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It came really nice, but I have a couple of questions. Why did you wait to clamp the wood down after your you had poured epoxy a few times ? And why didn’t you use a a torch to pop the bubbles until your last 2 pours why not from the beginning ?

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I had to do some art work without obstacles so i set clamps after some major pouring. You can set ur clamps at first no issues.
And yes i used torch but i forgot to capture the video . We need to use torch to remove bubbles at each layer.