09/26/2026
I have been asked if I do epoxy tables. The short answer is, if it is ordered. There is a large amount of cost and work involved with adding epoxy to wood. There is also the possibility the epoxy will separate, even with all the care and due diligence when working with it.
Epoxy when it is curing needs to be in a controlled environment. This means temperature, air movement, and humidity. Usually, this is done in a dedicated area of the shop. Curing can take up to a week, or longer depending on the epoxy, and the size of the pour.
This process is usually and one and done process. If you have not mixed the epoxy correctly, have not gotten all the air out, or not sealed the form fully, you can have a very expensive mistake. Also, if the client has provided you with the wood, or you only have one piece of the wood, you may not be able repair the mistake.
The biggest concern I have with epoxy, is wood is a living breathing material, epoxy if solid and when you combine the two, they do not always work well together. Let me explain a bit more. Wood will move with the humidity, temperature and barometric changes. Epoxy is solid and only moves with heat, high heat.
Yes, I can do epoxy tables and accents. Yes, they are expensive. Yes, they look really nice. Yes, you will pay a premium price for them. Yes, they take longer to make. Yes, I will make you one. Just be informed and make an educated decision.
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