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After I finished building my Epoxy Lava Table and Epoxy Waterfall River Table, I already knew I wanted to make an Epoxy Tree Table. I’m going for an Earth, Wind, and Fire vibe. But since I can’t 3D model it, I’m going to be winging most of the steps. So make sure you follow along with my video now!
To start, I’m going to cut up some maple wood slabs and glue them together. Conceptually, I want my table to resemble the tree people from Lord of the Rings. So I’m going to make the pieces flow out and away from the center. To achieve this look, I’m going to make a light outline of the “tree” on a piece of paper to set them on before gluing them together.
This project really pushed my skills to the limit. But I’m pretty satisfied with the results.
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I used to be an offensive lineman in the NFL, Now I run my own furniture business and am completely self taught. In my videos and posts you'll see a variety of wood and metal work as well as some tips and tricks. Enjoy!
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