In this video I walk you through four epoxy woodworking projects that I’ve personally sold multiple times—and I’m telling you, these things move. I start with epoxy coasters (hands-down the best beginner epoxy project), then I build a “fake live edge” river-style charcuterie board, an epoxy + black walnut chessboard, and finally a live-edge cookie end table with epoxy fills. The whole point is to help you make money woodworking with projects that look high-end, but are actually very doable with the right process. Along the way I share the little details that actually matter: using mold release so your molds last 20–30 pours, keeping your mold level because epoxy is basically water, weighting boards so they don’t float, and raising the grain on anything that’ll see water so it doesn’t get rough after the first wash. I also talk pricing (like $40 for a set of four coasters, and around $60–$70 for that charcuterie board), plus the tools and materials I’m using—TotalBoat epoxy, Black Diamond pigments, and Crafted Elements molds/templates—because those products make the builds way more predictable and repeatable.