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Introduction: The Resin Clock That Made Me Rethink Small Resin Projects I’ve done plenty of big tables, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about making smaller r...
This wasn’t my first epoxy table—but it’s the one that taught me the most. From the pour that nearly ruined the base to the finish I still use today, this DIY epoxy co...
Shop the materials Make Your Next Epoxy Project Shop deep-pour and tabletop epoxy, powder pigments, and liquid dyes selected for resin furniture and maker projects. ...
When I started this build, I had a clear vision: a deep navy epoxy seat paired with warm walnut, clean joinery, and a floating silhouette. What I didn’t have? A clear ...
I used to sit down at my desk and instantly feel overwhelmed—not from the work, but from the space itself. Cluttered drawers, random cords, no real aesthetic... It did...
Some builds are subtle. Others are just for fun. But every now and then, a project comes along that makes you step back and think, Okay… that actually turned out coole...
Choosing the right finish for your epoxy table isn’t just about protection—it’s a design decision. The finish controls the vibe, the durability, and how much maintenan...
You can have the best resin, the most flawless pour, the perfect pigment—and it still won’t hit right if the wood underneath isn’t pulling its weight. Over the years, ...
When I first decided to build an epoxy table, I did what most people do — hit the internet and started a list of tools. That list quickly turned into a shopping cart s...
Out of all the pieces I’ve built over the years, the one that still stops people mid-sentence is the table sitting in my own living room. It’s not the biggest build I’...
When I made my first epoxy table, I had no idea what I was doing. I watched a few YouTube videos, bought some resin, and just went for it. What followed was a sticky, ...
I’ve tried it all—concrete tops, reclaimed wood, glass insets, even a wild experiment with terrazzo and resin. But I always come back to one thing: live edge wood and ...
Every time I make an epoxy table, it still feels like I’m building something more than just furniture. It’s a mix of vision, patience, chemistry, and about a hundred o...
I’d been obsessed with waterfall tables for a while. You know the ones—the river pour that doesn’t just stop at the edge but wraps around and flows all the way to the ...
I used to think the resin was the star of the show — until I finished my first epoxy tabletop and had no idea what to put under it. That’s when I realized something mo...
The first epoxy table I ever made looked great—until I got it under good lighting. That “glass-like” finish I was aiming for? It came out dull, hazy, and kind of uneve...