Blacktail epoxy table workshop:
I make a 96" (2.5m) dining table from a slab of salvaged Oregon Black Walnut and epoxy resin. A few ups and downs through this build, but in the end, it all works out. I hope you enjoy the build, let me know if I can do better. 10% off your first Ariat order:
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Track saw jig: • Make Any Saw a Track Saw #shorts How to finish a table:
Elm desk build: • Salvaged Slab To $6000 Desk Items used in this build: New Blacktail n3 Nano:
Deep pour epoxy:
Table legs:
Moisture meter (similar):
C-channels:
Angle grinder:
Track saw:
Table top epoxy (touch-ups/fast):
CA glue:
Threaded inserts:
Festool sander:
Roundover bit:
Lightstick (now $55):
Mesh sandpaper:
Rubio Monocoat:
Gem buffer:
Photography light (similar):
Countersink:
White buffing pads:
Furniture bolts:
Cordless router:
0:00 Intro 1:17 Awkwardly unloading 2:20 Tip for working with clients 3:15 Track saw and track saw alternative 4:55 Removing bark and rot 7:01 Sealing edges and top with epoxy 9:14 Properly measuring dye 10:53 Second epoxy pour 12:00 Turtle story 12:55 Flatting epoxy table 14:35 New table base 16:00 Rotex sander vs belt sander vs finish sander 16:48 Table finishing 18:35 Rare cameo 19:01 Delivery day www.blacktailstudio.com Instagram: @blacktailstudio / blacktailstudio facebook: / blacktailstudio
