DIY Epoxy Table / Step by Step Instructions
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This week, we're crafting a DIY epoxy dining table from start to finish. I'll guide you step-by-step through the entire process of building a stunning epoxy river table. You’ll learn about essential tools for woodworking and carpentry, and I'll show you exactly how to use them. We'll also highlight common mistakes and how to fix them, ensuring your project turns out beautifully. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or a beginner looking for a fun and rewarding project, this video will provide all the tips and techniques you need to succeed in creating your own epoxy resin table.
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Beautiful table. I love how the grain pops when you put down the Rubio Monocoat.
I love the legs that perfectly match the overall style
I think i can do that to...if....if i have all the equipment and chemical that you used...great work of arts....love it...more pls.....
Thx for the kind words and support
I believe I can also and eager to try it!
You can rent all that equipment in home depot.
Loved the way you explained each step. Wish i can also make one on my own . Unfortunately in India we can't go and hire all the required equipment. Without them it's not possible 😓.
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Gorgeous table. Much less messy than a final deep pour epoxy. I like this option.
essa mesa que você fez ficou incrível show de bola parabéns 🤝👊🇧🇷💯
That is one of the most beautiful tables I’ve ever seen ❤
Unbelievable work here. I'll never again question the high prices of these tables.
Beautiful job my friend when you put all you dedicate all your love time and passion into your work your giving it a soul. Great job again now i am a metal fabricator but i I still appreciate and respect any other craft when its done like this you cant help but admire when the work speaks for itself
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Absolutely beautiful I wasn’t sure about the black but it definitely works great job
I love legs that perfectly match the overall style
You really broke down what I’ve wanted to learn about the whole polishing process! Great video by a great craftsman! Thank you!!
Absolutely stunning. I really enjoy the detail you provide in the video.
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Awesome stuff Greg!!! Simple and Clean instructions
Beautiful table! One of the best I’ve seen! Great work.
Beautiful table, wish it was in my dining room!
Bookmarking this for when I move into my new place🥰 this is stunning and I’m so happy that you’re South African 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks for the support.
Just keep in mind the process can take up to 3 months. You can mail me then ill forward all the details to you.
Greg@crafthouse.co.za
Im just happy that he is human from planet earth .
Perfect instruction for my preparation. Thank you so much.
Usefull for all epoxy workers
I'm going to try my first resin table soon so this video is going in my watch later for future reference. I always see makers fill in all missing resin in the natural inclusions but I actually quite like those little imperfections!
But do you want little dirt traps on your super expensive table? I agree though I like the look.
@@rockydubois1052 I hadn't thought that far ahead!!!
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Incredible crafmanship! I want to make my own tableand i'll definitely use your tips! Thank you for the nice explanation step by step!!
Thanks for the support, please make sure you watch our latest epoxy coffee table video, theres a ton of extra tips I added. Thx 🙏🏻
@@diywithgreg I'll definitely take a look. Thank you!
@@diywithgreg mmm
Can u tell me the price of this table plz
Beautiful. What a workmanship
Smooth Finish Brother.....
Glorious looking table. If I could give it a name it would be ‘Mars from 100,000 feet’...
😂😂😂 true its looks kinda something outa space. Thanks for the kind words and support
First time visiting your channel and I was totally impressed with this awesome table. I subscribed to make sure I keep watching and learning. Thanks for all the details you've added to this video. Greetings from Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Fred, thanks for the kind words and support 🙏🏻. Welcome to the DIY with Greg family, friends like you make me want to create more and more content. Have a bunch of upcoming projects. Have some unboxing and our new shop video coming next. Keep well.
Simplemente MARAVILLOSA !!!!!
Love your video, you explained everything clearly, no loud horrible music. Good job!!
Thx for the support
@@diywithgreg can I use same epoxy as my polishing and final coatings???
Stunning! I'm on my third coffee table and learning something new every time. This vid has been very helpful.
Great project - I really like the style! Been thinking about building myself a convertible dining / board gaming table but find myself still unsure about the direction I want to go with the design. A combination of wood and dark coloured epoxy resin might just be the way to go!
Great work 👌 I would love to learn how to do this ! This is really good stuff Greg👍👍🇿🇦
Thank you for a step by step video, you explained it so well I feel like I can make one now...I just need the right tools and product....btw that table came out beautiful
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything.
You can find the document here
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Thanks for making this video. Beautiful wood and table.
I like your videos because everything you using it means it possible to get it in RSA Thank you very Much you are my Tutor I never did any wood work but I wish for it to be my hobby at 30 I always felt I'm too old to learn new things but you are an Inspiration 🙂
Incredible work. well done.
What kind of wax did you use for it not to stick to the board? What kind of wax did you use for buffing? What is your “usual “ buffing wax? What’s the last shining buffing wax used with the Sheep buffer?
I love the contrast of the lighter color wood very nice
Beautiful table!
Greg the table looks perfect I am starting mine this week. I have a question about the epoxy polishing. I tried to do this on a clear epoxy flood coat and could never get it glass clear even going up to 10000 grit wet sanding and polishing. Are there any recommendations for compounds I can use? Also can you see any small scratches in the colored epoxy you poured? I find this to be the hardest part to complete. I also noticed you went around the epoxy with the Rubio coat, any reason? I have seen everyone else go over the epoxy and wipe it off, I am assuming since the epoxy is not porous it will not absorb so it is just wasted material. Any help is appreciated! Keep up the great work!
G3 cutting paste or diamond finish cutting paste same stuff you use to mop a car with keep it moving don't stay in one spot to long or it will burn once cutting phase has been done time to wax polish first with a fine grit mop sponge at low rpm then go over it with sheep wool mop at low rpm that should give the best result
@@jonelliott4985 thanks for the recommendation I'll give it a try.
It's more or less the same process used to finish up a car after it's been sprayed and lacquered just think of the epoxy as the clear coat on a car it's virtually the same stuff...
@@jonelliott4985 yeah my problem at first was only having an orbital sander with a pad I think it wasn't aggressive enough for the paste. But I have an older rotary I can use.
@@TheMoose240 you need to invest in a low rpm super mop basically looks like an angle grinder with a sponge adaptor it will have a trigger action rather than on off and you can adjust the rpm with a dial on the side having the proper tools for the job at hand is just as important as the materials you use if you don't use the right tools you won't get the Finish result that you want..✌🏾
Very cool, looks fantastic Greg, good work and very informative 🙏
Baja Baja mooi real mirror finish. Thanks for the inspiration
Nice table! I really enjoy the process of making epoxy tables.
Parabéns, lindo trabalho
No parabens were used in this video. 😊
Bomb Diggity!!!! WOW...You are AWESOME SIR!!!
Greg the table is outstanding good job man beautiful craftsmanship!!!!
Thank you sooooo much!
Been wanting to try this for a couple of years now but would not venture into it without having seen the process from beginning to end.
From a South African living in Mexico
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Beautiful Greg
You did a perfect job and l will like to see more of it thanks
Truly professional and stunning finish! Great work and thanks for the instructional step by step guide!
Очень трудно работать со столешницами крупного размера!,но вы справились👏Потрясающее,беспроигрышное сочетание дерева и чёрного.Очень удачно расположили деревянный массив.Когда человек видит результат и думает:"Я хочу такой же стол", значит ваша команда сделала всё как надо👍👍👍
What is the name of the yellow liquid u used towards the end of the video
This was step-by-step well done my friend this is an encouraging video I truly appreciate your videos and the love you have for wood thank you again.
Hi Andy, thanks so much, all i want to do is to help others 🙏🏻
Great job!! I have a question. What kind of wood did you use on this project? Looks awesome when you apply the oil.
Thanks for the kind words and support.
The wood is locally sourced from South Africa and called Matumi.
Always mask up safety first, great job on the table.
Thank you so much for the video, and thank you so much for pointing out the mistakes I was making with my pours. I will be following your work. Thank you for the inspiration.
Thank you for your support
What polish do you apply on epoxy surface tp get shining?
Absolutely beautiful.
I love the process. Simply adorable.
Absolutely Mindblowing... such hardworking work it was ..
Absolutely beautiful, well done.
Love this table❤️ I'd order a custom built like this from you, pity you're not in Australia. Subscribed so I can watch more of your videos.
Thanks for the support 🙏🏻
Think we will build it and ship it for cheaper then what you can buy it for in Aus. 😂
Materials in South Africa are not that expensive for international clients.
@@diywithgreg good to know, I have joined your FB page so I can send a DM with measurements for quote.🤗
@@diywithgreg sir can you please answer me, what the brand name of that epoxy you used? and how much litres this table required? and finally what are the dimensions of this table?
Crying Out For A Second Mid Island Oak Wood To Break Up The Other Wood Used : -
To Add, Myself In Preference, Maybe A Slate Piece, Followed With A Corner Tap And Oval Bowl.
Now That is Indeed, An Extended Idea.
The Black Flowing Colour Of The River, Indeed Complements and, Completes The Table :
I Myself Would Have Chosen, A Clear Varnish For The Wood, To keep The Balance Thereof :
Overal, As Is As Shown With The Designed Basd Leg Design, Excellent !!
I'm sure you could ask for one to be shipped to you it would probly still be cheaper go pay the build and shipping cost in cougar rand than to buy a custom table in Australia for the Aussie dollar....though out in oz you can get some nice slabs of really nice wide slabs of redwood trees I remember trees being so big the roots were almost as tall as a ten year old child and trunks so wide even three adults standing around the tree would struggle to wrap their arms around them holding the hand of the person next to them so there would be some nice slabs of wood for making such projects from
Hello Greg!
I’m glad I found your channel, you so beautiful work, and this table here is proof of that! Very Beautiful!
Good job on the walk through, step by step video.
Super einfach fantastisch mit welcher Perfection und jedes Detail genau gearbeitet wird !!! Absolut topp !!!! Danke für das Video! Schade das du nicht hier bist Grüße aus Brasilien 🇧🇷🇩🇪🇧🇷
What a beautiful looking table! I will be definitely following your tutorial when I make mine! Out of curiosity though, how strong is the bond between the pieces? Can it handle a lot of weight? Especially in the resin centre?
Thanks for the kind words, yes its very strong
Masterpiece👍👍❤️❤️
Shut up & take my money 😍 table looks so beautiful.
GIVE IT TO MY NOW!! (Arnold Schwarzenegger voice) 😂
Beautiful table Greg. I have a couple questions. What release agent did you use? I am using a large end grain table, my 1st large coffee table, 24" x 48". Will the end grain finish procedure be different? Yes, I have liked and subscribed.
Its very good
Beautiful 👍❤️
Thanks for sharing this beautiful project.
Just one word for it, 'Beautiful'!
The chemical that you used is two in one, and means you add hardener, resin and the color together.
Does epoxy have different types for table top, table deep pour , flooring epoxy ?
Yes there are many different epoxies for lots of different uses. Make sure you get the correct formula for what you are pouring. Epoxy is not cheap and you don't want to pour a project and find out it's not going to hold up for a long time. Call the manufacturer if you need help.
Has anyone ever thought of trying this technique, but as a door? I think it would make an amazingly unique and gorgeous front door.
These is some design out there that they used it for doors. Very expensive 💸💸
@Do It Yourself With Greg what do u use for finish on doors? Because of sunlight I hear the heat can ruin epoxy?? For the outside of the door
awesome handmade table....
Belo trabalho.
Poderia traduzir com legenda para português Brazil?
beautiful work, man. I got a question. how does it become strong if just the edges of the wood bonds with the epoxy? do you use some kind of reinforcements at the bottom?
Yes thats correct, we have support beams underneath the table to keep it stable.
@@diywithgreg thank you, man!
Combinatin Wood and epoxy give amazing view.
The Piece is definitely Amazing 🙆🏾♂️🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Sure is a Beautiful
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Nice work Greg!
Awesome brother!
WOW! Just WOW!!
Was going to say you don't have to polish the epoxy, but using Rubio it makes sense. You can just sand it all to 220 and use a film finish like poly/lacquer but I like Rubio better also and it won't fill in the sanding microscratches. Nice finish. You can go over the Rubio with a fine scotch pad and do a second coat for higher sheen and also the renewing oil will add sheen beyond that if you wanted more sheen on the wood.
Thanks for the advice 😇
It's perfect
Does the epoxy keep the teak heavy slabs together or do you need to join or support it?
The epoxy keeps everything together, we do however add additional supports under the table.
Absolutely stunning!!! I'm without words......perfection!
A beautiful piece of art by a genius.💕👍💕🙏
What does the cost of the epoxy, wood slabs, and other material used to make a table cost, to what do you sell the tables for?
Usta selamlar epoksiyi parlatmak için ne kullandın?
lekker boet.
beautiful craftsmanship
I'll save for it, thank you for sharing.
Incredible table. I didn’t hear you mention what kind of wood you used.
Hi Derek, the wood is called matumi
Do you run into any complications sanding to that high of a grit with Rubio?
The wood we only sanded to about 220. Otherwise the oil doesn’t penetrate into the wood like it should.
Really beautiful I never seen before this kind of table❤️❤️
A very beautiful table! Respect!
wonderful 😍, have you put reinforcements under the plateau?
Thank you, yes we did 😇
Nice thanks man... i never thought we had people like you in SA... how's the market for this kind of work in sa
Thx for the support. 🙏🏻 there’s always a market, just need to believe..
Hi. How much would you charge to build a six seater epoxy table? I'm interested.
Send us an email. Greg@crafthouse.co.za
Sharlto Copley, you are also a great carpenter.
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Spectacular creation! I am curious what species of wood you used.
The wood is called matumi from South Africa.
Thanks for the support 🙏🏻
Beautiful work where can I get that wood in Philadelphia any idea?
This specific species only comes forth in South Africa. Not to sure what the regulations are sending wood to different countries but sure something like this can be arrange.
Great work. Sounds like seal is the theme. Nice
A beautiful slab of wood, love the table!