Colins Epoxy Creations

I found this cool piece of walnut and this idea popped into my head for this coffee table design. It's the only table I ever made outside of a commission and I still haven't been able to sell it 😢 So if you're interested, reach out!!

Delivery day is here!! It's always a great feeling to get a project you've worked on for months into its new home and to see the clients reaction to seeing it in person.

8ft computer desk with matching shelves. Its been a long road on this one but its finally done.

The shelves for this computer desk are starting to come alive. This is the bottom side of them that I applied Osmo gloss to before I flipped it over.

I haven't posted much because the content would just be me scratching my head and figuring out these shelves. Now I can see the light at the end of the tunnel and figured I'd pop my head out of the garage and give you guys a peak at where I'm at. Next step is setting in dowels and gluing down the top. Then securing it to the table itself and finish coat.

You don't have to inlay the legs into the table, but it definitely adds a touch of professionalism to the job.

Setting the swirl to match the desk top thats already been poured. This wood is going to be made into shelves for the desk.