We Made a GIANT Epoxy River Table
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2024
- This in-depth Epoxy River Table Tutorial teaches everything you need to know about the process. Watch and learn step by step how to make the best River table you've ever made!!
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0:00 - How to make an epoxy conference table from scratch
0:15 - Preparing and leveling the wood for epoxy
1:45 - Building a form for an epoxy conference table
5:24 - Measuring the table for epoxy kits
9:30 - Building supports for the slab sections
10:18 - Pouring the first epoxy layer for a conference river table
14:59 - Fixing leaks in the river table form
15:57 - Pouring the second epoxy layer for a conference river table
22:25 - Filling cracks in the slab to seal the river table
23:26 - Removing the river table from the epoxy form
24:43 - Installing support bars in the epoxy river table
27:29 - Levelling the top of the epoxy river table
30:05 - Squaring the edges of the conference table
30:38 - Routering and sanding the edges of the epoxy conference table
31:49 - Sealing the wood with epoxy
44:48 - The final flood coat of epoxy
48:16 - Installing and mounting the conference table legs
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Those are the best waves I’ve ever seen! Ever. Ever, Ever! I’ve been all of RUclips, been to craft fairs, etc… These are the BEST!
Great video. Not sure if anyone has said it before, but just a suggestion. Fill all knots and cracks with epoxy resin til flush with the top first (may take 3/4 times to fill them), to eliminate bubbles, then your top coats. Will save you time and money, as you're not going to use as much top coat finish
Quick burst from a torch eliminates bubbles.
Yeah if he'd sealed to holes before pouring the bubbling wouldn't have been an issue.
Now I know why it’s so expensive to buy one of these tables. WOW, so much time and materials go into making one. Thank you for this video of information. 👍🏻
Totally agree. It’s been a real eye opener 😊
Great comment! Thanks for taking the time to drop such an epic comment! Makes all the hard work worth it!
Love your product and company
I like how you can see the last coat wasn't enough and that's why it has the wavy finish
That's beautiful man brings tears to my eyes.
I've watched tons of epoxy table videos out there and this is by far the most detailed and explanatory video there is. Great job guys and THANKS!!
In which case you have clearly never watched Blacktail Studio..Cam goes through every little detail meticulously, and places great emphasis on what will happen if you skip any steps. Nothing leaves his workshop unless he is satisfied that it is as perfect as possible. He even does master classes you can attend for first hand experience.
This guy screwed this project up big time by not sealing the wood before pouring..the product isn't that great either, the top coat mixed up far too thick for this type of project, epoxy should always self-level.
very great at what y’all do.. Thanks for taking the time to explain.. Step-by-Step on How to D-I-Y! 🤝🏼🇺🇸
Epic piece Mitch! Love how you showed the step-by-step process.
Thanks!!!
Thanks for stopping by!
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This was absolutely awesome !!!!
Solid content pal.... Talking your way through the process is a bonus.
Absolutely stunning!!! I love river tables and that one is epic!!
No it's not he didn't even use enough so funny 😅
Aged black walnut with a river in my favorite shade of blue; I ❤it!
Stunning
Wow, Beautiful work...
Truly Inspiring, I'm just starting with epoxy. 👍🏼👍🏼
Ah Mitch, this is incredible! Stunning! I appreciate all the knowledge you share with us in this industry! Priceless! ❤️
Thanks!
Looks very beautiful keep up the good work
This turned out beautiful! ❤
Truly gorgeous!!
It's insane how much you and Mike sound alike. I've always loved the energy your family possess.
What happened to Mike? I haven't seen a video with him in forever.
@@ryefry Mike has moved on to explore different business ideas. He's got a passion for photography, so he's done some pretty sick under water shots with sharks and other marine life. He's a body that won't stay still, and he's good at anything he touches.
@@Mrsunshine1234 thanks! I was hoping you'd reply.
Jaw dropping.. WOW!!!
Am about to make one of these, you are my teachers.
Nice job. Im getting ready to do my first. Going to start out small, see how it goes. Doing alot of research. 👍
Gorgeous
Beautiful
Great work!.. I think this is one of the best explained video for epoxy woodwork, step by step, thaks a lot for the sweat and time you put it in!
Excellent video thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.
Great information guys thanks. God bless.
Nádherná práce. Gratuluji k tvému talentu 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Beautiful and Amazing table love the color
OH MY GOODNESS 😂😂 I caught myself holding my breath during sanding!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow that was beautiful.❤
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Thank you so much for the explanation and information. About 5 minutes in, unrequested, I subscribed. I can't wait to watch more from your channel. (P.S. loved the table)
what a amazing job. 🥰
It is absolutely Beautiful ❤❤
Absolutely beautiful! I was wondering what will you be using for legs? It'll take something pretty solid to hold up all that weight
Words really can’t explain how Stunning this table is ❤❤ !! I now understand why river table are so expensive. Thank you for the videos on how to make a river table & other projects
Thanks for the nice comment and being a subscriber for over 5 years!!!! U GOT THIS, can I send you a Stone Coat hat?
Gorgeous massive piece!! 💙 No shipping added to the cost of that table!! 💵 How does it compare to the granite countertops you used to install? Got a good chuckle out of sawsquatch!! 🤣 So fun to work on a piece of art!! 🤗
Always good seeing you in the comments!!!! Can I send you a Stone Coat hat?
@@StoneCoatCountertops Sure
Great Job❤
I just watched this. Absolutely beautiful and informative.
Question?
Can you do the support beams before pouring any opoxy?
Wow it’s so beautiful!!!
I didn’t hear you say anything about scraping the sides. Do you scrape during the flood coat at the end so you don’t have to sand them again?
It’s amazing how u do this rlly wish I learned this in college now I’m afraid it’s to late for me to learn that
wow, wow, wow----great job
Thanks for stopping by!
Hey Mitch
Awesome build!! keep up the hard work
Thanks! Will do! I'm excited to get started! This is a great opportunity and I'm looking forward to creating awesome content. If you have any ideas for videos or topics you would like me to cover, please let me know - I'm open to suggestions! Thanks again for the chance. Let's make some magic happen! 😊😊😊
does stone coat countertops have wood grain epoxy or something along those lines? I can't believe epoxy can make realistic stone the way it does. I would love to see some kind of rosewood or exotic wood recreated with epoxy if that's even possible
Wow this is a lot of work lots abd lots of jours congratulations it looks awesome
on what channel ... to much work money lost and the table is ugly
Great work! It's funny, I've been watching your stuff for a while now, and I just learned you're located where I grew up, Grants Pass Or 😅! That's awesome, keep it up the good work!
BEAUTIFUL!!!❤
Thanks for stopping by! How long have you been watching Stone Coat on RUclips?
@@StoneCoatCountertops only just A few months but I have been watching all of the videos. Love me some binge watching Stone coat ,can’t wait to start playing with my first order I know I’ll be getting some more.
Awesome video! Really cool table too!
Now that's great workmenship
8:20 This is why metric system is great. Everything is multiplied or divided by 10. No websites needed to calculate.
Agree!!! Silly founding fathers! We need to change it
I saw another epoxy pro work with wood…he painted the wood with a thin layer of epoxy before laying it and pouring. He explained doing so stopped the wood from releasing bubbles or soaking up the epoxy…just fyi.
Piece looks great. I’m totally inspired.
Great Great Work. I never expect how long and much layers you need for the perfect result. How long you have working on the Tabel ?? Regards from Germany
I need to bring the overalls back!
What a beautiful product. I just hope no one looks underneath the table 😂😂 otherwise, the top was very well done and it’s a super informative video. Well done!
Awesome
Great VIDEO! the channels below, i noticed you set them with epoxy, what about wood movement? will this top eventually crack cause of just an inlayed channel?
Thanks!
Beautiful table Mitch...Its a lot of work and time but well worth it What was the cost to the customer? Just the table not with shipping?
Pro tip. seal your knots and cracks before you do seal coats. Saves you a ton of time. Just keep pouring epoxy, or CA glue if small enough, into the hole each day until it fills. If you catch pin holes in your clear seal coats, like at 40:34 , use clear CA glue to seal it and you wont have to deal with any more potential for air.
Fantastic! Can't wait until my White Oak slabs have seasoned! lol
I'm thinking of a new kitchen with this topping. Plan on LED's under with bottom layer clear, then a light colours top coat for light to penetrate.
Nice!
Thanks, appreciate you sticking around as a subscriber for all this time! U GOT THIS!!!
You ever try putting LED rope light in the blue center. Would make it POP
Great video and information. Got a question - after the final flood coat on the top it shows drips left over on the bottom edge. You don't show how you got rid of them. I assume you sanded but did you have to recoat the bottom again? Thanks for the great info.
How do you know where to put the leg’s and how strong to make them and do you need to have a long bar on both sides of the table for the legs???
Beautiful.
I was hoping you were going to have lights under the river part.
if you have a small leak cant you just spray it with a accelerator?
like catharizing a wound
Wow that table is absolutely stunning!! A lot of hard work put into it. Enjoyed your very informative video too. May I ask how much is the final price on that table after it's completely finished, without the cost of shipping? You did an awesome job on it!!
You are the best
Shoulda went with a monocoat type wood finish so you can actually feel that beautiful walnut! That sensation of touch is a vital one. We don't always want to feel that plastic coating over wood. Some would argue it's such a travesty... I think I have to agree. LOL
what exactly is the shelf life of stone coat original formula? i forgot to ask when i came to pro class in July.. thnx Mitch...
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This is an amazing project!!!! only halfway through. I know it’s gonna be gorgeous.
Hello, such a beautiful river table, wow…a lot of work and hours went into building that table 🥰 beautiful work 🫶
Blacktail Studio. Stone coat does a very good job though.
Exelente
Have you ever tried or considered using a couple coats of a clean sanding sealer on the wood to seal it and decrease the bubbles coming from the wood.
Maybe a drop of superglue to seal the pin holes?
Shhhhhh don’t tell no one, how do you think they will sell you more epoxy? Put it on… sand it down. Put it on….. sand it down. Put it on….. sand it down 😅 you pay for each time 😂
I’m not trying to be mean, but I saw other videos how they teach you seal it on the very first time so no bubbles comes up
With my many years in the sewer and drain business, I might suggest using the wax from a Johnny ring by taking a little scoop out with your finger to stop a slight leak in the epoxy. I'd be curious to know how worked for you.
I have a soapstone clamshell-shaped bathroom sink I've been tempted to refinish. It has some significant scratch marks in it and I'm wondering if it would be feasible to refinish or if I should just replace the whole damn thing? What would you do?
So hey man, how does mold release spray do for epoxy? Does the chemistry mess with it at all or could you use it and skip the tyvex tape?
Any plans for a Labor Day sale?
Is this epoxy aquarium safe...if I use it for a mold as decor for my fish tank...would the chemicals leach out into the water?
I didn't know you guys did youtube. I buy mica powders from ya'll! Ya'lls diamond dust is so beautiful! I feel like we're friends in my head. Lol
Bonsoir énormément de travail cette table est super belle c'est dommage en France il n en font pas mais sa doit être très chère je pourrais jamais en acheter je souhaite bon courage a cette homme c est très très beau
Genuine "no stupid Question" Q : IF its a full opaque pour with no view of anything internal, is there any real need for the black mix in the internal first pour? (you dont see it on underside or limited river view on table short ends - or could just drop a tiny bit and swirl on the ends) I appreciate detail and completionist care, but this would seem not so needed. From watching 100s of epoxy pour table vids but having zero hands on experience, just wondering if this step mattered?
You wan tto try and have the same color mix on both pours. The color difference could show on the table ends
@@StoneCoatCountertopsbut then if it’s just the ends, does putting it in the middle actually matter?
Could one add diamond dust to this pour without it being overkill on metallics? Also when Would you determine the need for metal braces in a table like that (or any table) to stabilize it from bending? Finally do you also seal the other side with epoxy or just the top and sides?
I like that epoxy curing takes a break on weekends and doesnt count business days :) bahahaha. That was a solid laugh
HAHAHAHAHA!
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Hey Mitch, what “wood” you charge for something like this, just smaller like end tables and/or coffee tables?
Would it be so hard to fill all those knots and cracks before starting your seal coats?
I know the deep pour epoxy can go up to 2" thick, but you definitely look like you are pouring your pours at more than 1/4" layers to make up that 2"? What's up with that?
that top looks great I was a general contractor for 50 years retired now i want to ask you if this epoxy is good for outside in tjhe norht east where it gets freezing in the winter i want to put an epoxy blue small pond it the garden and a boy fisjijg at the pond What do you think would it be ok in the outside
Another way to reduce the bubbles in your Epoxy layers is to stick the mixing bucket into a Vacuum Pot and pull a PARTIAL vacuum (NOT a full one, Epoxy can sometimes react badly in a full vacuum) until it stops fizzing, then pour it in/on your project...
Come on people there is a lot of hard work gone in to this and its good. And a good da sander would sort those waves out but it still looks great.
Never glue in C-channel support. It should only be slightly hand tightened with bolts (use threaded inserts) to allow your wood move with seasonal changes. Heat, humidity, barometric pressure, air conditioning, etc will cause your wood to expand and contract over time. It's perfectly okay and natural but you have to allow it move, locking it in place with steel will lead to cupping and warping problems over time.
Thank you. Also, the holes in the steel should be elongated.
Beautiful Table!! Only one problem. The metal inserts may cause table to crack if not allow for seasonal changes. Dont you think c-chanel with threaded inserts will work better?
The c-channel and inserts are a excellent way to stabilize the tables. We haven't run into that issue with the steel bars on thick large tables. Great call out! Thanks for watching
Great descriptive video. Question: why did you add color to the second half pour when you already had color on the first half? Why didn't you just pour clear on the second half pour?
Then you would see the inside sides.
When you tip the bottle of epoxy upside down to pour it in the bucket, you should pierce the bottom of the epoxy bottle, for a smoother flow from the bottle, no glugging air as the bottle is not trying to suck air and flow epoxy from the same hole, also you get less bubbles.
lesson learned, first apply epoxy on the cracks and holes in the slabs to fill it up for air bubbles to appear.