Building Wood and Resin River-Style Tables: A Step-by-Step Guide with Tips, Techniques, and Inspirational Designs (Fox Chapel Publishing) Beginner-Friendly Guide - Make Your Own Live-Edge River Table

I gave this as a gift. The photos are in color, process was easy to understand. Lots of beautiful gallery photos.

Half the book is pictures of finished product but it has lots of good information on how to build 3 different interesting tables.

This book is helpful if you wanna learn how to make epoxy tables the way the author does. I will say that if you look up YouTube videos, it kind of differs on methods but ultimately if you read the book it gives you good hints that aren’t offered online.

Great product, speedy shipping, excellent experience with seller

Good pics of what can be done with epoxy The instructions appear to be good. I expected a little more detail. But consider it all good info

I loved this book as it gives me some alternate ways of doing tables.

Fully HALF of this book is dedicated to a gallery of finished projects that offer no insights into the techniques or tricks of how they were made. The remaining half of the book is a prolonged very basic common sense explanation of each step that is effectively summarized on pages 8 and 9 of the 128 total pages! It's missing any real "insider" tips critical to successful projects like differences between the various types of resin, finish coats and where each are most applicable for various uses. Basically even a novice can get what they need from the first 9 pages. Sorry, but it's basically a coffee table book of pretty pictures in my opinion.

Great finshed table pictures.

There is nothing of use in this book for any skill level. A Google search "how to make a resin table" would provide better and more detailed information. Most of the book is photos of other people's work and then 10% of a very and I stress very basic step by step process that skips essential details in working with timber and resin. Save your money and google it. Sanding and finishing resin and timber should at least be a chapter on its on, not just a small paragraph.

looking forwards to having a go to make a table

Not much to dislike, great pictures. As my first try at this, making a river Lazy Susan Next is a hall table of spalted maple with a blue river and perhaps some white waves

This product was exactly what I was looking for. A paper copy of the general steps to making a resin table

I would say the first half of the book (65 pages) is simply quality photo's of River Tables made by various people. This is great to give you inspiration for your own tables. The second half is on construction but its not to the level of detail I was hoping for, which is a pity. That said between the book and the many YouTube videos on making River Tables its probably all you need to make great tables.