Thank you for sharing. I need to get some more Starbond. I had no idea you could use hot melt glue for larger cracks. What a great idea!! I think I need to start using Odies oil. That countertop looks great!!
Rock on man, love that you always find time to share tips, tricks and short cuts with your followers!👌🏽 It is surprising just how far the Odies oil goes, love the slab, looks amazing.👍🏽
How do you get your resin mixture to retain those swirls? It isn't clear in your latest videos. Your wood/resin tops do however, look absolitely fantastic - kudos to you because your (new) workshop build is still work in progress. I've poured and then waited anything from 8 - 14 hours later and restirred to get the those swirls to stay: otherwise they just sink to the botton of the pour. Some TH-camrs say wait 6-8 hours to stir again for the perfect swirl finish but I've almost always had to stir continuously for up to 14 hours. My tops aren't as big as yours either - more large cofee table size.
I agitate it late in the cure so high risk strategy but it does lift the sinking pigment, look over my other resin videos I have loads on this technique
Well done Andy. Great to see you are good and rebuilding the shop. Sometimes these things come our way, glad you are seeing the positive side of it. Don’t you have a jumper 😃, or is it warm in the UK?• Greetings from Cape Town and enjoy the small break with your family.
Good to see you here again! You got me googling for Odie's when you did that drill holder a while ago and now I gotta go back and do it again... The price seems kinda steep and I guess you go through a lot of pads and towels and stuff like that but the results are great and the idea of a nice smelling finish is great as I'm pretty fed up with the stuff that gets you all high or burns out your nostrils... Funky little buffing machine by the way, gotta check that since I'm on the Makita platform too. Keep rocking and I hope you'll be able to make time for your loved ones at Christmas and new years :)
2 good tips I got about the hot glue and the dye in the odies.i might check out that starbond as well .good vid mate glad your shop is coming along nicely as well .keep em coming mate ….love your vids 👌 that English oak lol I’m up to my eyebrows in English oak I can’t wait to shot of lol. Do you ever do tables with spalted slabs .they look amazing when the whole wood has a full coverage of epoxy drenched over it . Take care mate be safe👍
What model hotmelt glue is that you have? Do you recommend any hotmelt glue sticks over others? Thanks & good to see you getting back on your feet again after the fire.
Thanks Andy for giving us a glimpse behind the curtain. Looking forward to seeing your new shop rise again like a phoenix.
Thank you for sharing. I need to get some more Starbond. I had no idea you could use hot melt glue for larger cracks. What a great idea!! I think I need to start using Odies oil. That countertop looks great!!
Good to see you again can’t wait for more videos.
Excitedly waiting to see the new shop andd tools you are bringing in.
Great tips and tricks. The finish is beautiful.
Rock on man, love that you always find time to share tips, tricks and short cuts with your followers!👌🏽
It is surprising just how far the Odies oil goes, love the slab, looks amazing.👍🏽
Merci pour le partage. Il n’y a plus de secret maintenant sur ton travail. 👏👍👍
How do you get your resin mixture to retain those swirls? It isn't clear in your latest videos. Your wood/resin tops do however, look absolitely fantastic - kudos to you because your (new) workshop build is still work in progress.
I've poured and then waited anything from 8 - 14 hours later and restirred to get the those swirls to stay: otherwise they just sink to the botton of the pour. Some TH-camrs say wait 6-8 hours to stir again for the perfect swirl finish but I've almost always had to stir continuously for up to 14 hours. My tops aren't as big as yours either - more large cofee table size.
I agitate it late in the cure so high risk strategy but it does lift the sinking pigment, look over my other resin videos I have loads on this technique
Looking good thanks for sharing and remember stay safe and make 🍺🍺👍👍
Well done Andy. Great to see you are good and rebuilding the shop. Sometimes these things come our way, glad you are seeing the positive side of it. Don’t you have a jumper 😃, or is it warm in the UK?• Greetings from Cape Town and enjoy the small break with your family.
Good to see you here again! You got me googling for Odie's when you did that drill holder a while ago and now I gotta go back and do it again... The price seems kinda steep and I guess you go through a lot of pads and towels and stuff like that but the results are great and the idea of a nice smelling finish is great as I'm pretty fed up with the stuff that gets you all high or burns out your nostrils... Funky little buffing machine by the way, gotta check that since I'm on the Makita platform too. Keep rocking and I hope you'll be able to make time for your loved ones at Christmas and new years :)
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2 good tips I got about the hot glue and the dye in the odies.i might check out that starbond as well .good vid mate glad your shop is coming along nicely as well .keep em coming mate ….love your vids 👌 that English oak lol I’m up to my eyebrows in English oak I can’t wait to shot of lol. Do you ever do tables with spalted slabs .they look amazing when the whole wood has a full coverage of epoxy drenched over it .
Take care mate be safe👍
On point as usual!
What model hotmelt glue is that you have? Do you recommend any hotmelt glue sticks over others?
Thanks & good to see you getting back on your feet again after the fire.