Make a wine glass from recycled wood and epoxy resin | Wooden wine goblet from a log | DIY |

I found a discarded log and turned it into a wooden wine glass at the Woodgeek workshop. Making a wooden wine goblet from recycled wood turned out to be an interesting DIY project because I used epoxy adhesive with some bright pigments to fill in the cracks. The end result was a spectacular wood and epoxy resin wine glass.
The discarded log I picked up had been lying in the sun for months and was full of cracks and knots. I first rounded the log on my lathe and after removing the excess wood, I used clear epoxy adhesive with some bright colours to fill the cracks and knots. Now the epoxy adhesive I used is stronger than clear epoxy resin and cures faster. After letting the epoxy set for 24 hours, I took it back to my lathe and shaped the rest of the wine goblet. To protect the wood, I used a water-based food-safe polish from ICA. It took me about 2 days to complete this project, but in the end, I got a pretty cool rustic wooden wine goblet with bright epoxy filling from some recycled wood.
Finally a unique wooden wine glass worthy of the best Italian wine and possibly the best gift for wine lovers.
You can shop for my handmade wooden wine glasses from the link below.
Shop: https://woodgeekstore.com/collections/wooden-glassware-drinking-glasses

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