Lesson 1 | Introduction

Lesson 2 | Milling and Drying the Slabs

Lesson 3 | Project Vision

Lesson 4 | Stabilizing Defects with Epoxy

Lesson 5 | Flattening the Slab

Lesson 6 | Touch Up Epoxy Fills

Lesson 7 | Bowtie Inlays

Lesson 8 | Live Edge Treatment

Lesson 9 | Waterfall Joint

Lesson 10 | Glue Up and Finish

Lesson 11 | The Base

Lesson 12 | Trapezoidal Steel Base

Lesson 13 | Epoxy Waterfall Table (Part 1)

Lesson 14 | Epoxy Waterfall Table (Part 2)

Lesson 15 | Glass Waterfall Table (Part 1)

Lesson 16 | Glass Waterfall Table (Part 2)

Lesson 17 | Wrapping Up

Waterfall Glass & Resin Tables

Matthew Cremona

Matt takes us on a live edge journey by creating a unique one-of-a-kind table. The "waterfall" refers to how the grain will seamlessly run from the table top into the primary leg support. Matt will even show you how to create a cool flowing water table design as well. You don't want to miss this one!

17 lessons
320 min
$49.00

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Here's what you'll learn how to build:

What's included:

Hours of detailed video instruction (17 videos in total) showing every step of the build.
All videos will be available for download upon purchase.

What you'll learn:

Waterfall Joinery
Cutting and Drying Slabs
Flattening Wide Boards
Defect Stabilizing with Epoxy
Installing Bowties
Large Epoxy Pours
Creating Custom Patterns
Creating Inlay Templates
Live Edge Treatments
Angled Bridle Joinery
Basic Welding
Wiping Varnish Application

What you'll need:

Circular Saw
Router
Random Orbit Sander
Drill
Bandsaw and Chisels (for bowties)
Table Saw (for bridle joined base)
Welder (for tube steel base)

Nice to Have:

Track Saw
Domino Joiner
Handplane

Reviews:

I’d easily rate the series 10 stars out of 5 if I could. My skill level is slowly moving up from “wood-butcher” to “woodworker.” This was my second (and third) live-edge table, and my first try at the waterfall design. Matt has made the construction of the table “idiot-proof” with the video series, although I did my best to prove that wrong at times. The series prevented me from making several costly mistakes which more than offset the cost. Highly recommended… 4 thumbs up! Thanks Matt… you made me look like I have skills!

bem8992

Guild Member

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About Your Instructor:

Matthew Cremona

http://www.mattcremona.com

Matt is a classic log to furniture woodworker. In 2017 he made his own bandsaw mill and uses it to create massive slabs for himself and other woodworkers to turn into beautiful furniture. He started his YouTube channel in 2014 and has a large and dedicated following. His woodworking style ranges from modern to classic reproductions.

Matt has been a Guild instructor since 2016 and a co-host of the Wood Talk podcast since 2016. He travels to teach periodically at local Guild meetings as well as woodworking events like Woodworking in America.