River Waterfall Table

One simple version from ash one with a epoxy river from elm crotch and one with a glass river also from elm crotch.

River waterfall table.

Now use the process of creating the base and then the river channel explained above. I tilted the blade to 45 degrees and made the initial bevel on the larger vertical piece. While river tables do not need it to create waterfall tables with live edge wood it is best to create the waterfall effect on both sides of the table. All three feature trapezoidal bases one wood and two steel.

I used my table saw and a crosscut sled to cut the waterfall edge on the epoxy river table. I moved the blade back to. In this instructable i ll show you how i took a piece of wood destined to rot away or be burned and made an epoxy waterfall river table out of it. How to make an epoxy table with simple tools.

Cut and join the waterfall edge for the river table. It was my first time using epoxy and my first time welding so i had a lot of fun with this one. Take a slab of wood and in the center v shaped cut. A simple way to make an epoxy table.

Then i flipped the smaller top piece over and back beveled it with a matching miter.