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Hand Crafted Furniture | Epoxy Resin Tables | Portland Oregon
 

Learn woodworking

Welcome to the educational division of Blacktail Studio! I am constantly learning woodworking techniques myself, so I love to share what I’ve learned from others and what I’ve learned from my own experiences. Check out my blog for step by step tutorials, click on my resin workshop banner to learn more about the in-person epoxy table workshops I host, or click on the tool banner to see what tools I use and you might not even know you need. So If you are looking for the best woodworking tips I have found, how to avoid costly mistakes when making epoxy resin tables, or just afraid you might buy the wrong tool, you are in the right spot!

 

Woodworking blog

Check out our woodworking blog for detailed how-to articles, quick tips & tricks, tools we love & hate, plus get tons of information and instructions that go beyond what you see on youtube.

REsin table workshops

The definitive epoxy table workshop. Over three hours of content showing every tip, trick, and process to essentially guarantee a successful epoxy project the first time. I have spent hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars making all of these mistakes so you don’t have to.

Epoxy volume calculator

Use this calculator to find out exactly how much epoxy you will need.

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Tools I use

I get a lot of messages asking which tools and equipment that I use to make my projects. I will do my best to keep this updated as I try new tools and replace the old ones.

 

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Ever wondered what happens when you mix epoxy brands? I was curious so I did some tests. This was one of em after 60 seconds
Yesterday’s fail... made a push handle for this old Japanese chisel I’ve been working on. Not only didn’t line up, but cracked it going in. Pretty disappointed, but I’ll get it figured out next time. Or maybe the time after th
Learning to turn... by watching.
I’ve never talked to “guy” but he had a great page and was apparently hacked and then deleted. He had well over 100k followers and that is something that keeps me up at night. I couldn’t imagine starting over. So if you liked
Throw back to my first planer in honor of my newest blog. “10 essential tools to start your woodshop” (link in stories/bio). I’ve come a little ways since planing barnwood with no dust collection. Hoping to get my new @oneidaairsyst