I made this table using a dark walnut slab that was 30 inches wide by 8 feet long by two inches thick and is absolutely stunning. The epoxy I used and what I use for almost all my projects, is called Ice Cast epoxy with black dye I usually use pigment to colour my epoxy but when I do black I always use dye.

When I am working with black the sanding process takes quite a bit of time because when you sand the epoxy it turns white so to get rid of those I sand the whole top to at least 2000 grit for a really nice shine. The finish I used for this project was tabletop epoxy its an awesome product that will keep your table looking new for years to come.

The process of making the stand was a total headache but it was worth it the stand is perfect and super strong. I made it using 1’x2′ rectangle steel to make all of the bars go up on an angle with a frame made with 1’x1′ square tubing covered by a 3/16 thick sheet of steel. After I finished welding I had a lot of grinding and sanding to do before I even thought of touching the paint gun.

The painting process wasn’t easy either, but with two coats of primer and three coats of paint this stand turned out stunning.

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The way I made it was pretty simple I just printed off a 20 inch by 20-inch template then traced it out while it was in the mold then I used my jigsaw to cut out the square. To get all the squares all I did was rip some walnut to 2 inches then cut those pieces to two inches to make the 2’x2′ inch squares you see in the photos.

Then I made a form out of plywood to pour the epoxy in and the epoxy I used in this project and what I use for most of my products is called Ice Cast epoxy to make the legs I use 1’x1′ square inch tubing I didn’t wanna use any heaver steel because the top was already 60 pounds.

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I made it out of 5 14 foot long live edge slabs that I squared and then cut in half. the gluing process took about 5 days but while the glue was drying I welded those legs up with 4’x4′ steel which I think turned out cool.

To make the table a circle I used a router mounted on a piece of angle iron and made multiple passes untill I got all the way through. The finish I used for it was a semi-gloss finish the customer didn’t was a high gloss finish. For the legs, I used semi-gloss matt black paint that I painted on using my air gun.

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