He Poured Thousands of Coffee Beans Into His Kitchen Countertop @DashingAxe
He Poured Thousands of Coffee Beans Into His Kitchen Countertop  @DashingAxe
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
We turned a giant mountain poplar slab, 70 kg of epoxy resin, coffee beans, cups and a real Turkish coffee pot into one massive kitchen countertop.

This project became so big that we had to split the build into two parts. We started with an enormous live-edge wood slab, embedded coffee-themed details inside crystal-clear epoxy resin and poured bucket after bucket of epoxy to create the countertop.

Then came one of the craziest parts of the build — hundreds of small wooden squares, individually cut and assembled to completely transform the kitchen island.

Woodworking, epoxy resin, massive pours, countless wooden pieces and a lot of work went into this unusual DIY project.

Watch the complete transformation to see how 70 kg of epoxy and a giant piece of wood became a one-of-a-kind kitchen countertop.
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He Poured Thousands of Coffee Beans Into His Kitchen Countertop

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