Building an Eight and a Half Foot Black Walnut and Black Epoxy Dining Table

TLDRWatch as Drew from Drew Build Stuff builds an impressive eight and a half foot black walnut and black epoxy dining table from start to finish using common tools. Learn how to chisel, clean, and prepare the walnut slabs, create an epoxy mold, pour and finish epoxy, and finish and sand the table. The result is a stunning piece of furniture that will make a statement in any dining room.

Key insights

🛠️Learn how to build a large dining table using common tools and materials

⚒️Discover the process of chiseling, cleaning, and preparing wood slabs for use

🔥See how to create an epoxy mold and pour and finish epoxy for a stunning effect

🪚Learn techniques for cutting and shaping wood using a circular saw and track jig

🔨Watch as the table is sanded, finished, and sealed for a professional look and durability

Q&A

What tools are needed to build the table?

Common tools like a circular saw, chisels, orbital sander, and track jig can be used.

How much does the walnut slabs cost?

The two walnut slabs used for the table cost around $400.

How long does it take to build the table?

The process may take several days, including preparation, epoxy pouring, and finishing.

Can I use other types of wood for the table?

Yes, other hardwoods can be used instead of black walnut for a different look.

Is any woodworking experience required?

Some basic woodworking skills and knowledge of tools are helpful but not essential.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction and overview of the project

02:30Chiseling and cleaning the walnut slabs

07:30Creating the epoxy mold and pouring the epoxy

12:00Cutting the wood slabs using a circular saw and track jig

19:45Sanding and finishing the table for a professional look

26:15Sealing the table for durability