Blending wood with resin can create pleasing-looking tabletops, as we've seen from MTH Woodworking and Michaelsaurus. But Mr. Demcka, the guy behind Dema's Woodshop, blends the two materials on a much smaller scale. By chopping a common polyethylene cutting board into a box-like mold, mixing Alumilite resin with pigment, and throwing in an otherwise worthless live-edge wood scrap, Demcka's able to produce a usable block of new "raw" material:

While he's using his "call blanks" to manufacture duck calls—surely there's a dynasty to be had there—it's not difficult to imagine the variety of tabletop objects this hybrid material could be used to produce.

The video above is Demcka's short version; for those interested in trying this out, he al has a longer, more explanatory video on the process where he spells the math out for you: