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Hi Community. I hope this post finds you all well.
I have been putting off for a while doing my own epoxy river tables.
I have done alot of research, but would love to hear if anyone in the community has had experience and may have a few pointers.
Attached is a picture of something similar to what I mean
Looks great @gippslandhome. I am looking forward to seeing how the project progresses.
It's a little like the fantastic Crayon inlay coffee table shared by @MitchellM earlier in the year.
Jason
Great, many thanks Rob.
Also just remembered this post from @Dan_M - https://www.workshop.com.au/t5/Garage-and-Shed/Timber-Burl-finish-epoxy-or-varnish/m-p/24029
Jason
G'day 
I have just stumbled on this now and I am quite intrigued...I have very little knowledge of 'epoxy' type stuff so this is way outside of my skill set...and I'm a huge fan of challenging my skill set
I like the slgiht 'avant garde' look without being bourgeois and obvious! Just IMHO and no offence intended - but the pieces shown do not appeal to me personally - however I can definitely see potential to do something interesting with this type of construction medium 
sorry that this is not really helping you out at all in terms of 'helpful pointers' but if you do proceed I would love to know how it turns out
Peace
G'day @gippslandhome mate,
Sorry I missed this in amongst trying to set up notifications and what-have-you properly!
Yes I have a truly frustrating way of writing the simplest of ideas; however using four times the words necessary. At all times I try to be friendly and amenable but invariably offend everyone and look like an arrogant little whatever...just keep on trying I guess!
To the point I did look briefly at YouTube regarding some 'epoxy' type projects and I think that whilst I found them very interesting and potentially limitless...they looked to be a little in the 'too hard basket' just personally!
Nevertheless I will keep looking...personally my main 'living area' just needs something to bring it to life; the colour scheme is all nice and flows through but the overall feel is 'sterile'...I was hoping to do something different with a dining table...
I will keep looking, thanks for the reply and I will check those places as well
Cheers
Josh
Many thanks for joining in the discussion and sharing your knowledge @MRPotterSmith. I'm sure @gippslandhome appreciates it! It sounds like you've got some great experience to share so we look forward to reading more of your posts soon. Perhaps you could share some of your own projects and plans?
Welcome to the Workshop community.
Jason
