Don’t you love the gorgeous epoxy river tables that are so popular right now? If you’ve thought about buying one, but th ...

But when [Jay Bowles] of Plasma Channel sent in this live edge wooden table that features not only ... which roughly followed the shape of his epoxy river. While he was waiting for them to be ...

For the past 10 years he has been creating “river tables ... They are made from slabs of wood split down the middle by layers of epoxy, which give off a water-like effect that resembles ...

Q How can I get a smooth, glossy surface on the river tables I make? These are built with multiple pieces of wood, with liquid epoxy poured into the spaces between them before hardening.

River tables are something we’ve heard decried as a passé, but we’re still seeing some interesting variations on the technique. Take this example done with bronze instead of epoxy.

Seventh grade science teacher Chris Johnson uses epoxy resin to fill the crevices in natural wood slabs, and in the process creates breathtakingly beautiful custom tables. Former Landon Middle ...

If you spend a large amount of time on social media, it may be likely you have seen videos of colored liquid being poured into molds and onto wood slabs ... I don’t think I would ever own a river ...