How to finish live edge wood

Wondering how to make a live edge breakfast bar or countertop? Learn all the steps for taking rough-cut live edge wood and turning it into to sleek and glossy furniture!

How to Finish a Live Edge Slab : How To Finish A Live Edge Slab Live edge slab furniture is all the rave right now, even though it has been around for a long long time. Finishing it can be a bit trick. I wanted to share some of my tips on how I get it done. I use three simple steps…

Let Mother Nature be your co-designer as you build dazzling projects with wavy edges, bristly burrs, bark inclusions, and other “flaws” that give wood a look of unrefined beauty.

Live Edge Floating Shelf... From Scratch: It started with a "simple" request from my wife... She asked "Can you add some floating shelves in our bathroom?" After researching the prices of floating shelves on-line, I decided to make a live edge floating shelf... from a log.

Have you got a wood slab with a beautiful live edge just waiting for the perfect project? Learn how to create a stunning DIY live edge oak table in only a day or two.

Should you leave or remove the bark on a live edge slab project? Some say you have to leave it to maintain the rustic, natural look. Some say you have to take it off because in the long run, it's more hassle than it's worth. The right answer to this question? Whatever fits your project and design the best! We know that's not the most helpful answer, so we had our shop team put together some key points to consider when deciding this on your project:

Wondering whether you should remove or keep the bark on your live edge slab? Click here to find out and ask any questions you have!

Learn how to properly pour epoxy for your live edge wood project. In this guide, we will go over the process with eight easy steps for a successful epoxy table.

Serious bench with serious style… in a half-day of work.

<p>Rustic wood meets modern metal to create this striking piece of furniture. We show you how to make a live-edge console table of your own.</p>