CUSTOMER GALLERY
Yew and White Resin Table
Richard was at a local timber yard buying some wood for his projects when he spotted a yew tree stump he liked the look of. He took it home and cut a slice off it and spent hours cleaning it up.
The next step was to add GlassCast 50 resin with white pigment and leave to cure.
Lots of sanding later, some hairpin legs attached and some cutting board oil and Richard has produced one of his favourite pieces to date. He loves the contrast of the wood and resin on the edge - we agree, it's stunning!
Thank you for sharing your table- it's amazing!
ABOUT RJ_RAWCREATIONS
Richard is a hobbyist working from his garage on a part time basis which he wishes could be full-time!
He says he's just learning the techniques of resin work and has made some errors but luckily not that many but is learning the craft as he goes.
Richard first started working with resin about a year ago after watching the GlassCast River Table video tutorial online and decided to give it a go. He was hooked from the start and made his first table for the home a short time later. Feeling proud and pleased with the results Richard says that he is looking to increase the complexity and size of his projects one step at a time.
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ABOUT RJ_RAWCREATIONS
Richard is a hobbyist working from his garage on a part time basis which he wishes could be full-time!
He says he's just learning the techniques of resin work and has made some errors but luckily not that many but is learning the craft as he goes.
Richard first started working with resin about a year ago after watching the GlassCast River Table video tutorial online and decided to give it a go. He was hooked from the start and made his first table for the home a short time later. Feeling proud and pleased with the results Richard says that he is looking to increase the complexity and size of his projects one step at a time.
CONTACT INFORMATION
| @rj_rawcreations |
DISCUSSION (0)
Please share any questions or comments you may have about this video tutorial.
