Epoxy resin filled "Pecky" Cypress project
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ธ.ค. 2018
- Using pecky cypress from an old cart, marble salvaged from my building renovation, black pigment and some West System epoxy, I made display pedestals for homemade candles. I have a lot more of this material but I figured this would be a simple project to start with.
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Love the intro music
Just found your channel. I'm a brother firefighter from Texas and a hobbyist woodworker/metalworker. Great work and I subscribed!
BigTex4855 awesome! Always good to connect with my brothers in other cities!
Electric tools and water great combination!
The dancing guy at the end was the best part!
Sand blaster works Great for cleaning out buggy wood. I'm making a beetle eaten Blue Pine table with epoxy
I just scored 20 12 inch wide 6ft-9ft pieces for 200 bucks. I have so many things I want to build.
All the beauty of the pecky wood was destroyed.
Terima Kasih Mas Pembelajaran nya , Salam kenal & Sukses trs ...!!
I've been planning to do something with epoxy for a while, but I just haven't pulled the trigger yet. Honestly it's a little intimidating...that stuffs not cheap, and I'm afraid I'll mess it up!
Love the drone footage!
Thanks! Some epoxies are a lot harder to deal with than others, especially if you need it to have special properties like being optically clear or castable in large volumes. West system is really easy to use as long as you do small amounts at a time. It has a dispenser pump that ensures proper proportions with out measuring which is really convenient.
Suggestions, this probably needed to be shot and speeded up then add a voice over explanation bc otherwise there are times when to the viewer there's a voice but it's so fast it's incomprehensible.
when the saw is operating with the waterhose attached n running,..is there any surity that water wo'nt get into saw?..and if it does,what happens first?
mark lewis I spent many years fabricating stone countertops this way and never had any problems but I do recommend making sure you’re working in an area that won’t allow water to puddle around you, use a grounded extension cord, clean and dry your saw afterwards and always say your prayers at bedtime.
You should get a construction job and learn how to be a man. Nothing happens. Unless your cord is cut. All power tools are essentially waterproof meaning the electrical circuits are sealed off. Christ kid this drill is clearly designed to be run this way.
@@chrish0178 waterproof? I don't know if I would go that far but, yes, you can do what he's doing safely. However, no power tools in the bath tub.
Man I just found your channel. I’m in Lafayette and I’m a maker on my channel as well
I was just given a huge slab of pecky
I’ll be filming my project soon!
Awesome! I’ll be looking out for that video!
Did you fly the drone into the firehouse for that shot!! nuts
Actually I had the drone back out of the shop and then I reversed the video ; ). Safer that way.
*It is absolutely absurd to deconstruct a* ONEOFF 150 yr *old New Orleans wharf dolly made of Pecky Cypress just to vulture off a few pieces*
This is an utter abomination imo especially considering you could have bought 3 small pieces of pecky from Riverside or Gueydan or Liberty lumber.
Thanks for making me sick to my stomach