Epoxy & Wood Coaster Workshop

Dates/Times: September 29 & October 6 @ 6:30-9pm
Cost: $45 Members | $50 Non-Members
Location: Woodshop located in the Exchange

Hosted by The Niagara Falls Exchange Woodworking Studio in partnership with Lee Valley Tools

Create something truly unique while learning the fundamentals of working with epoxy and wood. In this hands-on, small-group workshop, you’ll craft your own set of four custom coasters combining hardwoods with beautifully colored epoxy.

What You’ll Learn

• Understanding different types of epoxy and when to use them
• Techniques for adding color and achieving stunning effects
• Proper pouring methods and how to eliminate air bubbles
• Removing pieces from molds safely
• Sanding, polishing, and finishing your coasters with oil

What You’ll Make

Each participant will complete four epoxy and wood coasters, similar to the samples shown, ready to take home and use or gift.

What’s Included

• All materials (wood, epoxy, pigments, and supplies)
• Use of molds and workshop tools
• Step-by-step instruction from experienced makers
• Guidance from epoxy specialists from Lee Valley Tools

Workshop Details

• Duration: 2 sessions
• Day 1 (Sept 29): Pouring and epoxy work
• Day 2 (Oct 6): Finishing, sanding, and polishing
• Skill Level: Participants are from beginners to experienced
• Class Size: Limited to 4 participants for a focused, high-quality experience

Why This Workshop?

This is a unique opportunity to learn directly from both woodworking and epoxy experts in an intimate setting. With personalized instruction and premium materials, you’ll gain skills you can apply to future projects while creating a finished piece you’ll be proud of.

Important Information:

• This workshop is recommended for participants with beginner & intermediate woodworking skills
• Spaces are limited – register early to secure your spot
• Participants will be required to sign a liability waiver upon arrival
• Tickets are non-refundable

Requirements of Participants:

• Personal safety glasses (mandatory)
• Personal hearing protections (recommended)
• No loose clothing or jewelry
• Long hair tied back
• No open toed shoes – steel-toed are ideal but not mandatory