Bottle Cap table using 625 beer bottle tops!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2019
- Bottle Cap Table made using 625 Beer bottle tops and epoxy resin. I used chunky white oak to make the base for the top and finished it with sturdy black iron pipe legs! Its a super fun conversation starter that comes out on special occasions. Bar height table by Kinda Krafty. #bottlecaptable #bottletoptable #furnituredesign
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I love your kiddo helping you out. So cool 😎 to have a relationship with your dad like that learning things
Why doesn't this have millions of views?
Awesome!
Congratulations. Beautiful.
Really, really good. You are the first of the bottlecap table videos I've seen that do not glue it down first. Design and execution was great as well as the narration.
Amazing work.
Beautiful
Great project and not overcomplicated like a lot of the other bottle cap table builds i’ve seen!
Thanks Rydillo
Probably the cleanest looking final item I've seen on youtube videos. Good job.
Thanks mengtx!
Niceeeeeeeeee!!!
This would be my most enjoyable build, 1st up emptying 625 bottles of beer (most enjoyable job) then the build itself, then enjoying a few more beers using the table.
it s a beautiful sooo much
Very good job. Greetins from Brazil!
Fez uma?
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Круто!!!👍👍👍
Beautiful table, planning on doing a similar project this summer. Have you had any issue with air bubbles in the epoxy?
That turned out really nice, great job! You inspired me to build something similar in our student home, only our table is 1 x 2m. Could you tell me how much resin you used in the end? And what is the area covered by the bottle caps?
Thanks!
super tare
Nice
how much thickness of epoxy is on top of the caps? i am in the process of doing a similar smaller table but grouted the caps and now I have to figure the thickness.
How many kg of resin did you use?
What is the thickness of the frame that goes around the bottle caps? I measured my bottle caps and the thickest ones are about 0.28" thick. I'm guessing that the frame needs to be around 3/8" thick to give enough depth to cover all of the bottle caps, but I want to make sure that's enough.
did you sand the finish or was the final result just the pour....?
NOM!
What are the dimensions of your top with what size oak?
What are the dimensions of the table top?
How much epoxy did it take to cover that? Wandering how much I will need for mine. Don’t want to do one and not have enough to finish it in one go.
What were the dimensions of the wood
Hey there! What type of glue did you use on the caps? Your first pouring to be exact. It looked different than the epoxy you used.
It was all the same. 2 part epoxy. The caps may float off if you just Pour over them so I used a minimal amount to stick them down first.
Are there any actual instructions with materials lists of what kind of epoxy and glue you use? How long did you let each step dry? Etc?
Hi Lori, the epoxy I used was promarine, available on Amazon and other places. Clear resin takes time to cure so I left at least 24 hours between coats and 72 hours for any final cures. Any other specifics you need?
Kinda Krafty thank you! We've been saving bottle caps for just this.
Cool! You should make a TH-cam video 😁
That must cost a fortune...
How to open a beer cap so clean lol wen ever I open caps turned out to be bent
Samarth Br put a quarter on the cap , then open it. It will keep it from bending
What do you mean by quater?
A coin
pop your bottles with a lighter, that's if they aren't twist offs. google it if you are confused.
hola ese liquido como se llama porfavor no entiendo gracias
Es una resina sintética llamada comercialmente como epoxy
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