Bending Epoxy with the Sun - Curved Epoxy Table

DIY Projects, Tips & Tricks, Woodworking Tutorials, Woodworking with EpoxyCameron AndersonOctober 24, 2022bending wood, bending epoxy, curved epoxy, blue epoxy table Comments

The 18 Month Epoxy Table

DIY Projects, Build VideosCameron AndersonApril 4, 2022 Comments

How To Make a Partial Epoxy Mold

How to make an epoxy mold for only a small portion of a table.

Tips & Tricks, Woodworking Tutorials, DIY ProjectsCameron AndersonMarch 25, 2021epoxy mold, how to make epoxy table, epoxy river table, epoxy table form, partial epoxy mold, resin table, river table, how to make an epoxy table, diy river table, epoxy form, epoxy mold making Comments

How to Attach Table Legs

The best way to attach table legs to allow for wood movement and keep them tight and wobble free.

Tips & Tricks, DIY Projects, Woodworking Fundamentals, Woodworking TutorialsCameron AndersonApril 30, 2020metal table legs, how to attach table legs, where do I mount table legs, how tall should a table be, how far back to mount table legs, table leg to fit a chair, seating at end of talbe, woodworking blog, woodworking tips and tricks, woodworking tips, steel table legs, metal table leg mounting, table leg attachment Comments

Epoxy Shou Sugi Ban - 3D Burnt Wood Coasters

This is a surprisingly easy DIY project, that you might be able to make for free if you have some epoxy left over from an old project. I took some old cedar fence panels, burned them with propane torch, then covered with epoxy. What I got was a pretty cool 3D wood and epoxy coaster unlike any I had seen before. Hope you like it, let me know if you have any questions!

DIY Projects, Woodworking with EpoxyCameron AndersonApril 2, 2020shou sugi ban, burnt wood, charred wood, epoxy art, epoxy resin, epoxy table, diy project, diy projects, cool diy projects, amazing woodworking, woodwork, woodwork ideas, woodworking tips, woodworking blog, wood burning, blacktail studio

Quarantine Projects - DIY Crafts to Do With Kids

Five projects you can make for less than $20. Most of which you can even get the kids involved with. This can be a great way to introduce them to woodworking/crafts. Or at the very least, keep them busy for an afternoon!