DIY oak slice coffee table

[@FCain-mf4tf]

What an AWESOME Table and Project.

[@daviddrum6700]

I'd like to know the type of tape used on the outer edge, as well as the glue or caulk used to hold the wood pieces in place while the blue cured please.

[@BRSBRS-uy6vv]

Impressive build. Really beautiful, congratulations!

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

Gorgeous

[@felipesanchez1537]

😍💪👌

[@TheCleric42]

Nice design. Filling the natural splits with epoxy gives a much less contrived design than a river table.

[@0wot]

хорошая работа! Мастер

[@Cre8tiveHomeServices]

Great Job, got my sub

[@johannaneumann3526]

What dye did you use?

[@gastonamaya-instructorit4150]

Hello, how long does it take to let that piece of wood log dry? Thank you so much!

[@ville1ero]

Did you find out how much time wood takes to dry?”

[@Matthew199771]

@@ville1ero I reckon that if you cut a fresh piece of wood, it takes atleast 2 years to dry. You can’t go wrong if you let it dry for 3 years 😉

[@ville1ero]

@@Matthew199771 Thank you. Now I know why it is so expensive.

[@TheShift_OfEnergy]

what 2 materials you mixed in a cup for a finish ?

[@yevhenfesiuk9868]

i assume that was epoxy resin also, the epoxy itself and a hardener

[@Daniel-bv6qf]

How are the 3 pieces stay together by epoxy? Is it durable?

[@mantobrew]

yes

[@dusandzivy898]

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