How to Make a Live Edge Slab Coffee Table (from ANY slab, even the WORST one)

Today I'm making a Live Edge Slab Coffee Table with hairpin legs out of this slab that's been sitting in the shop for almost two years. It's such a pretty live edge mulberry slab that was salvaged from an old Mulberry tree on a historic local property in Massachusetts near us... so it deserves it's moment to shine. Red the Shop Dog helped me out a bit (of course) and we're in love with the result.
Thanks so much for watching :)
-Brooke and Red
Shop Salvaged Laser Ready Sheets HERE: makersworkshop.com/collection...
Tools Used:
Festool Sander: amzn.to/3vsDvMu
Dewalt Power Drill: amzn.to/3O2uDnr
Materials Used:
Hairpin Legs: amzn.to/47GCdew
Slow Hardening Epoxy (Thicker for filling knots): amzn.to/3vCt0GM
Deep Pour Epoxy(runnier for deeper pours): amzn.to/3vBuzVh
Music: CZcams Free Audio Library

[@davebauerart]

Wow, what nice results.

[@MakersWorkshopLLC]

Thanks! The color is so nice and I’m really happy with it

[@TotalBoat]

beautiful table - and you know we love how you fill those cracks with epoxy! Making flaws into beauty!

[@Batti2323]

That is beautiful!!! I've never worked with mulberry before. Kudos to you Brooke for seeing the beauty behind the flaws in that slab!

[@MakersWorkshopLLC]

Thanks! The shape of the bark inclusion is what made me love it i think

[@JH-kd3io]

good point about using the floor finish on a table, brilliant

[@kfwoeltje]

Quite the ugly duckling story. Turned out great.

[@MakersWorkshopLLC]

I think so. The color is just 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@ErikBabel]

The bark won't make a mess as it dries?

[@MakersWorkshopLLC]

Sealed in with resin so no