Fire, Epoxy, and Free Wood

A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

The creator builds a large redwood and black epoxy live edge table, detailing the challenges of working with charred wood, preventing bubbles during the epoxy pour, building a DIY spray booth, and finishing the surface.

From the video

Answers: How do you build a black epoxy and redwood live edge table?

Redwood live edge table
Black epoxy river table
Charred wood woodworking
Epoxy pouring and bubble removal
Wood finishing and polishing

What it concludes

Applying penetrating epoxy to charred wood helps seal soft areas and prevent bubbles.
A torch is completely ineffective at reaching bubbles coming from deep inside the wood.
Dry sanding up to 2,000 grit with water-based finishes avoids waiting a month for curing.
The N3Nano finish provides incredible protection and is a repairable surface.

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