How to Build a STUDY TABLE - Live Edge Timber Slab & Epoxy

Hi, Thanks for Hanging Out!
In this video, I'll show you the process to prepare and finish this beautiful Norfolk Island Pine Timber Slab into a functional work bench/table for the laptop and kids homework.
I try a few new things with this project, like a resin/epoxy pour and bowtie joins across the cracks in the slab. They don't quite go to plan, so this was a great learning experience.
The final result is fantastic and I'm very happy with it, the welding on the legs definitely improved and I was able to recover the epoxy pour to end up with a great finish.
I hope that it may help or inspire you with your own project and any questions or comments you have, please leave those below.
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[@hangingoutwithhally7463]

Hi, Thanks for Hanging Out! Phew, there was a lot going on with this project including an epic disaster with the first epoxy pour that just leaked everywhere, but that was a good learning experience and I'll know better next time. Everything from the top, to the epoxy to the legs turned out just fantastic and I couldn't be happier. What part of the build did you like the most?
I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching 👍

[@DuncanMargetts]

Good build well done. Subbed (Luke sent me).

[@hangingoutwithhally7463]

Thanks for that appreciate it. Cheers and I'll thank Luke next time I see him too 😆!

[@samehdarawshi3537]

thanks. slabs milled while green or stored to dry first?

[@hangingoutwithhally7463]

Howdy, I bought this dry, I don't know if it was milled green or not, sorry. Thanks for watching. 😀

[@samehdarawshi3537]

thanks@@hangingoutwithhally7463