Thanks so much! I don’t seal the top and bottom. On a larger pour (like a table) I do seal the edges. I’ve never had an issue with not sealing the edges on the charcuterie boards.
Table top epoxy can only be poured 1/8” thick at a time. So, I could have poured 9-10 different layers of table top (waiting for them to cure each time) OR you can use the fantastic Liquid Glass that allows you to pour up to 4” at a time 😬 it’s the best resin in the world! You can check the video description for a link. Thanks for watching!
I like it. I am having the hardest time getting my pour out of the mold.
What did you use for a mold?
That's beautiful.
Thank you so much!
This is beautiful. Question…Do you seal your edges and/or top and bottom prior to your epoxy pour?
Thanks so much! I don’t seal the top and bottom. On a larger pour (like a table) I do seal the edges. I’ve never had an issue with not sealing the edges on the charcuterie boards.
Where can I buy the train tray at.
Hey! I’m sorry - I’m confused what you mean by train tray. Do you mean the resin mold?
New to epoxy. Why did you use Liquid Glass instead of Tabletop epoxy? Thanks
Table top epoxy can only be poured 1/8” thick at a time. So, I could have poured 9-10 different layers of table top (waiting for them to cure each time) OR you can use the fantastic Liquid Glass that allows you to pour up to 4” at a time 😬 it’s the best resin in the world! You can check the video description for a link. Thanks for watching!
Are there shipments of such templates to Eretz Israel??
I’m not sure. You can check out www.ahonuiartisans.com and see if they do!
@@MacArthurWoodworks Thank you thank you for the help
@@user-rj9de4vo1o you’re welcome!