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Thanks, I am thinking of doing a crazy mallet medley!

It's a lot of fun. Epoxy-wood-sharp blades-what could go wrong

Build it for her! a lot of fun and not much cost. just measure the long threaded nipple well-its hard to get right. Thanks for watching

It’s my favorite thing so far so I’m keeping Mr octopus for now, but thanks for watching!

The stranger thing is the curvature of the leg turned the epoxy into a magnifying glass! Thanks for watching.

Glad you like it! It was the test case for a lot of other ideas I have with epoxy. Really appreciate the watch and comment!

Thanks Glenn, Decided to edit down a few projects with no voice over and see if I could confuse the algorithm! Show who the boss is!

@@BlueTurtleStudios keep grinding, mate 🙂

Thanks, I really like this kinda thing and have a few more in production. Suggestions appreciated!

@@BlueTurtleStudios it’s really got me thinking. My boy has an old guitar and I want to use that in a project now.

Glad you enjoyed it! I am working on a French Horn lamp as well as a Microscope conversion to desk lamp that I think will be fun. Open to new ideas for these kinda things and suggestions.

Thanks, I am drawn to the odd shapes. I am not very good at straight lines. If I didn't have the pattern it would have taken a week to sand the curves-thank goodness for the people that do have them- its not for me either but definitely a shortcut-I am a little older than most of these MAKER TYPES therefore tech is natural for me and I am very grateful for the view and comment.

for my next trick -I will make 1 million dollars vanish and re-appear as a hobby wood shop

That's great man. I want to do a series of no narration lamp builds. I have a French horn and a microscope up next. It's hard to know with a new channel if you are doing the right thing but I just like making stuff! thanks for the look.

@@BlueTurtleStudios I’m one of those if it’s different it interests me I like unique and a I can see where musicians would eat that up. Me personally can’t carry a tune or play any instruments. I was once told in choir stay away from me because your messing up my harmony lol

A very fun project-just glad it turned out ok.

THANKS for watching

Thanks a lot! Trying to find an Audience and really appreciate the view.

Thanks!

thanks for watching--its as smooth as glass on the top too-sometimes they just finsh easy-sometimes hard

Thanks! 👍

that's so cool- he is a real character and a lot of fun to view livestream

Thanks intentional tom! I am drawn to curves and more arty shapes. I think I was having doubts also. I am doing a bass drum, and 2 tom drums put together and wrapped in walnut veneer with walnut tops as a coffee table next! THANK YOU FOR WATCHING

I really appreciate it! I am rather long in the tooth to start this at 60 but I have so many things I want to build. Strangely enough my ideas are a little off mainstream but hope there are viewers for me. Let me know when you are up and running!

yeah a lot of my stuff is trying to test a concept. I zeroed in on a polishing strategy that I used to use painting guitars. Epoxy is indeed a cruel beast! thanks for checking me out

It was a different choice for me , just looked so interesting. As for the shop thanks, I am blessed to have a big nice place.

thanks, I appreciate the view!

It's the tape the astronauts use. usually I drink some Tang and a slim jim when using it.

Thanks, really appreciate the view on my new channel

@@BlueTurtleStudios it’s my pleasure bro , I started YT content 10 months ago and know the journey in early stages , I’ve got quite a following now and have built an awesome community on line , I go live almost every evening and we chat woodworking , you’re more than welcome to come hang if you ever have time . Usually go live in the evenings around 7:00 eastern standard , weds I do a group live with a couple other fellas on YT who do a lot of laser stuff , pretty fun but my audience likes when I go in alone lol 😂. Anyways , keep up the great work brother

@@Bearded-Viking-WoodWorks see you there

Thanks for watching! I have some fun stuff coming up with a drum kit transformed into a 3 tier coffee table and am gonna try a table with clear epoxy sections and legs with the bottom out of clear epoxy for a levitating thing? stay tuned!

The algorithm has rewarded facial hair and I will appear on camera when I have a luxurious ZZTOP beard, not before,,,,

It was touch and go there with all that sanding and epoxy leaks. All in All was very fun. thanks for watching

thank you so much!

Why not just use epoxy & mica? Well... it seems that to use epoxy you wouldn't get that close of a *real* metal effect as you would with this metal.. no matter what kind of metallic mica powder you would use. Maybe I'm wrong? I don't know. But I'd LOVE your feedback! ❤

I think if you could get metal copper powder and dust on as it cools after it is poured that might be cool if it doesn't disappear during sanding (wear a mask).A young of copper powdered metal is about 20 dollars so you could mix it and see. I might do a video project of that. I don't know what pigment powders are? I think crushed stones? very interesting idea! what about gold leaf at the last moment or some type of low cost gemstones that would sand and polish-great ideas-thanks for watching-you have sparked some curiosity!!!!

Yay! Thank you!

double wow---or wow wow---thanks, I have some really fun stuff in editing and thank you!!!

That is exactly what my wife said:) ! and I think that the things that made it happen can be identified easily and reproduced! Maybe? 1. the paddle mixer creating the enormous amount of bubbles, 2. the 2 inch deep pour epoxy pouring in a 16 inch column. 3. maybe a faster cure? --but you are right and I find it valuable knowledge.

U sir are, well ...........thanked for watching

It might be one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you, I like trying out concepts for future projects and the results are not always what you hoped, but sometimes better!!! and sometimes very fun! thanks for watching. I have another leg video I need to upload that I had a vision of a robot arm like on "lost in space"--It is very much an OCTOPUS arm and was a Bob Ross-happy accident!

Thanks, I appreciate the view and have some fun stuff coming up!