Dude this table is beautiful
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Polishing epoxy has the potential to have it come out a smidge cloudy.
No attempts should be made until it is truly 100% cured.
I started wetsanding to about 1500 grit, then doing a final ‘smear coat’ using a fine pore sponge in gloved fingers and spreading a tiny amount of epoxy over the whole surface, as the epoxy dries super glossy.
A couple months later Id buff it with car wax. Not perfect, but oh well
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my wife and i literally just watched some dude on yt do one of these a coupe days ago. this looks great 
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I was just lurking! 
I love olive wood, it’s got so much character.
Have always wanted to attempt an epoxy table, looks like a super fun project. Yours is looking great so far!
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Beautiful!
Slab-O’-deliciousness.
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I like that the edges are as crooked as your morals
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Work smarter not harder!! With ‘found’ materials!! Totally my jam!
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I think if it bothers you, you should make the legs over again. You put so much effort into the top - if you have a better design or method in your head you should go for it. I like the triangles though, looks pretty cool
Because im obsessed with symmetry - id flip one set but thats my style and not a critique
I would try to go with wood legs. That has a little too much “tv dinner tray” vibe to it.
I feel like something Uish Yish like this might work
But as to my credibility on the subject I did my legs with extruded rail because I had a bunch in stock 
I will go back and rattle-can them black some day.
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