Comments

1. 
   John_Schaalje | Dec 09, 2010 01:21pm | #1

   The inlay is beautiful. I have been thinking about using epoxy in a new design of mine; can you tell me more about what you used to color it? Looks great.

2. 
   hhmacdonald | Dec 09, 2010 03:43pm | #2

   Not to cut him short but I found Inlace color epoxy cheap and easy to use. It mixes up quite thin and pours like water then cut or sand away to overflow when set. The only bad part is you really need ventilation, ergo; it really smells bad.

   http://www.inlacebook.com

   Mac

3. 
   levitious | Dec 10, 2010 12:20pm | #3

   I just use a pigment powder, Some can be found here for really cheap, and unlike HHmac's suggestion it doesn't affect how the epoxy works, just your basic two part epoxy and a bit of the pigment is all you need.

4. 
   levitious | Dec 11, 2010 07:58am | #4

   There is also an inlay in a walnut coloured epoxy on the table top, you can almost make it out in this picture, It's the same celtic knot rotated four times in the centre of the top.

5. 
   butch59 | Jan 22, 2011 12:13am | #5

   levitious,
   Regarding your pigment powder, you wrote "Some can be found here for really cheap". Is there supposed to be a link?
   Where is "here"?