New Epoxy Egg Table

Rich857

I experimented with a Cedar epoxy/varnish table. It came out great! No issues with heat so far. 

GregW

Wow, the table is beautiful. What brand of finish did you use?
Please let us know how the finish holds up over time.

Photo Egg

I would never let it out of the house...lol
Beautiful! 

pgprescott

she’s a beaute Clark!

Botch

 
Dayam!  Congrats, and Welcome!  

SaltySam

Man, that is pretty! 

JethroBodeen

Dang! I'd be afraid to get it dirty. Nice work!

alaskanassasin

Wow that is awesome! Did you use green filler in the cracks? 

kennethk

Beautiful!

shtgunal3

Nice job!

attaboy

Well done! That’s a real piece of art! 

Where did you get that green wood filler tastefully applied in those cracks?.....a very nice touch.

trip150

Wow that’s beautiful!

Wooderson

I've got to know how the finish will hold up.   After 3 years on my cedar table,  I've installed an aluminum top over my cedar because of the shabbyness of my finish.  Beautiful table nonetheless man.  👍👍👍

nolaegghead

I have an epoxy soaked, spar varnish egg table and it gets soaking wet from rain frequently.   After 8 years it still looks pretty good, but it's almost time to do a little sanding and put a couple more coats of fresh spar on it.

Mark_B_Good

Wow, looks nice. Is that some kind of a gasket you put in the cut out for the egg?  What is it?

td66snrf

@Rich857 I'd figure out a hood system and bring it inside the house. It's too pretty to leave outside. 

Rich857

I carved out the soft imperfections in the wood then filled it in with green mica (EBay) colored epoxy. I then poured 3 layers on top of that. I finished it off with 4 layers of Spar varnish. 

I installed the gasket (OEM Egg lid gasket) as a protective measure. 

I used this as a guide:
https://youtu.be/IqiXZrs5hvM

If it works on wooden boat, why not an Egg table. 

smbishop

A work of art!