Simple, elegant charcuterie board from Walnut, coffee and epoxy

Simple, yet elegant charcuterie/serving board made from a piece of live-edge Walnut and coffee beans encased in resin.
Products used:
Deep pour epoxy: www.amazon.com/Stone-Coat-Cou...
Black epoxy pigment: www.amazon.com/dp/B06XD39K55
Table top/top coat epoxy: www.amazon.com/Famowood-50500...
Mold release paste: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
Non-woven maroon pad: www.amazon.com/dp/B000H58EL0
Helmsman spar urethane: www.amazon.com/Minwax-Water-B...
Minwax clear gloss wipe-on polyurethane: www.amazon.com/Minwax-4090000...
Brushed nickel handles: www.amazon.com/dp/B085M8RRM4
Rubber feet (not shown in video): www.amazon.com/dp/B078QZBT8G

[@gelladamjc]

Amazing work!!! Thanks for the wedding gift!

[@demetrimeimaris726]

Classy looking and l agree, amazing work!! Can't wait to get started mine!!

[@BriannaTerese]

This looks so niiice.

[@soulnyangoni5495]

Nice, good work

[@ngocdiy4817]

An excellent DIY product.good luck 🤞

[@user-vg2qz1iv6n]

КРАСОТА!!!

[@roym.1141]

what are your best tips/tricks for not getting air bubbles around the beans? I did 3 pour layers, first 2 were table top (mica powder and clear) and last clear layer was deep pour all using superclear. I believe the bubbles i got were from the second layer, i coated the beans in the epoxy then poured them unlike what you did. ive seen both methods recommeneded for minimum air bubbles..

[@mandonga1200]

Wow amazing job. Just wondering what's the cilindrical supports you used in order to elevate the cutting board from the table? Thank you very much!

[@YuaASMR]

You should seal off the sides of the wood with resin & a brush before pouring

[@caseymorgan2112]

is there not a better way to do this than to cut through beans when squaring up the edges, potentially causing damage and an unsightly edge with exposed cut beans?

[@scottgorman7166]

Nicely done. Contrast of the sap wood next to the dark epoxy looks very rich. Now a question, why did you wait for full cure instead of almost a half cure so you can get a chemical bond instead of a mechanical bond.? Now a suggestion, ....make the epoxy a satin finish and the wood high gloss or visa versa, it will certainly pop!!!! Thanks for sharing

[@abbasb1374]

Nice job bro

[@brainwashingdetergent4322]

What is this music? It’s quite nice.

[@travismcpherson9827]

Why not use a different finish? mineral oil/wax, osmo, rubio, even a float coat of epoxy? i'm honestly curious.

[@Vision_Voyagers]

So 3/4 is just epoxy, it will get scratch marks real easy.

[@brainwashingdetergent4322]

GET OUTTA HERE!!!