I have two questions and a tip. Question 1 - I noticed that the corner was significantly warped at the end, so much that the spray finish caused it to rock back & forth. Is the entire thing warped or just that corner? Anything you were able to notice that caused it? Question 2 - What do you intend to use this for? Can't be anything where it has to be structurally strong, given both how thin it is and that it's already warped. Tip: An old credit card works awesome for spreading epoxy.
definitely a great start. id suggest a better mold so that the piece cannot bow or warp while curing. a planer would also be a lot better, i know you said you don't own one at this time though. I'd love to get one of those as a cutting board! not sure if the materials used would be food safe but I'm sure there are ways of doing this that are food safe. all in all I think the finished product looks gorgeous!
Mostly Wood would a mineral oil wipe be sufficient? I would think it would just leave the resin greasy feeling as its a non porous plastic type material
This came out great. What kind of epoxy are you using? I could see this being a bar top or coffee table maybe backlit with LEDs if there is any transparancy left in the epoxy.
very sketchy to drag the material under the running blade like that. If the piece jammed your hand is headed straight for the saw blade. Otherwise cool idea !
Wow! thats a pretty neat little trick you've got there using the saw to take off some of the epoxy! so what did you put in there to make it blue? just regular powdered die or was it some special epoxy dye?
I am using this basic design te create a tabletop for a little drink stand but why didn't you run it through the planer instead of using the saw wouldn't it be faster?
Mostly Wood okay thanks btw when you finished it was it rigid or flexible cause we made tests for coloration and the epoxy was kind of like harder caramel
preety cool. you should of used part #10 pva rite on your wood mold and filled it to the top of the wood flats. it would of eliminated all the ripples from the bag. would of saved alot of time.
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It's the same powder that is used for festival like color run. It's corn based powder here's a link to ebay: www.ebay.com/bhp/holi-powder hope that answered your question :)
+Mostly Wood oh wow I always wondered if those powders could be mixed in to color epoxy resin- how cool is that?? They have it for fairly cheap on Amazon. Very cool idea overall!
+hasan öztürk We used color powder what you normally throw in to the air with a color run or festival. wholesalecolorpowder.com/shop/ We haven't measured the amount of powder we used, we just mixed the powder with epoxy until we got a color to our liking.
Marking chalk works well & is incredibly cheap. Toner from old cartridges works as well, even mixing to make non-primary colors, but is messy getting it out & storing before use.
i think a better comment would have been to tell him how to do it better like in my opinion just sanding through levels possibly up to around 600 because of the lines left in it
You're right, it's a test things can go wrong and you will use those mistakes to do things better in the future. and about the saw yeah it's dangerous but we don't own a planer and Menno chose this technique instead of sanding..
I am glad to see from other comments I am not the only one to think you took too many risks with the chop saw. AND your table saw blade was far too high. It should be no more than a few millimetres above the the thickness of the piece you are cutting. Too long to sand? Sanding is all part of the process. And there were air bubbles in the epoxy. No heat gun? Now we are 5 years on from this video, do you still have 8 fingers and 2 thumbs? My conclusion is you have Poor safety techniques and was there a point to the piece? If you had made a table top with the project I'd be more impressed.
I have two questions and a tip.
Question 1 - I noticed that the corner was significantly warped at the end, so much that the spray finish caused it to rock back & forth. Is the entire thing warped or just that corner? Anything you were able to notice that caused it?
Question 2 - What do you intend to use this for? Can't be anything where it has to be structurally strong, given both how thin it is and that it's already warped.
Tip: An old credit card works awesome for spreading epoxy.
definitely a great start. id suggest a better mold so that the piece cannot bow or warp while curing. a planer would also be a lot better, i know you said you don't own one at this time though. I'd love to get one of those as a cutting board! not sure if the materials used would be food safe but I'm sure there are ways of doing this that are food safe. all in all I think the finished product looks gorgeous!
Thank for the feedback! almost everything except the spray laquer is food safe if thought
Mostly Wood would a mineral oil wipe be sufficient? I would think it would just leave the resin greasy feeling as its a non porous plastic type material
You’ve got some interesting techniques, it appeared in one angle to have a slight warp, has it held its shape?
I would like to know this also...
amazing how the stain for the wood also brought out the color of the epoxy
Why did you scrap the blade across rather than just not sand it down to a finish then lacquer?
save time? its a test so probably doesnt wanna spend a ton of time perfecting a test
is it advisable to spray some silicon on the garbage bag before laying out the resin so it doesn't stick?
I am absolutely going to do this sometime after the crazy christmas rush!! :) Love this idea and your execution!!
Good
Did you do it?
This came out great. What kind of epoxy are you using? I could see this being a bar top or coffee table maybe backlit with LEDs if there is any transparancy left in the epoxy.
Thanks! just normal epoxy for coating and laminate
also , does epoxy not stick to the plastic bag at all??
This disk looks like a plate of baked cookies. 🍪🍪🍪
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very sketchy to drag the material under the running blade like that. If the piece jammed your hand is headed straight for the saw blade. Otherwise cool idea !
it's dangerous we know, but we don't own a planer and sanding it down would take ages.
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epoxy sands real easy. Can cut it down with 320. I don't use anything less than 1000 grit on epoxy unless I'm looking to remove a lot of material.
Kyra McLeod @tim holt yes you know it all but we can see these folks stuff. Go back to the armchair mister quarterback.
Please, I would like to know what kind of resin is used to glue the parts and that it becomes transparent.
Can this project be made with polyester resin?
How did your pieces not float
Awesome idea but bad shop safety tips dragging that across a saw like that just ran chills down my spine
Wow! thats a pretty neat little trick you've got there using the saw to take off some of the epoxy! so what did you put in there to make it blue? just regular powdered die or was it some special epoxy dye?
That was a powder dye but u can use liquid from hobby stores,
can you use green wood or it has to be dryed ? want to do my bathroom floor.
What color you mix with epoxy is the color. What is the last time you sprinkled a spray
Alrighty dude, it’s been some years now.
Any cracks,shrinkage or warping ?!?!
IF none of the above,is it scratch prone ?
Great project... How long does the lighting last ? I assume after some time it will start fading
C qellle matière le liquide bleu dont vous avez utilisé svp?!
amazing work
beautiful art.
Quantity of epoxy required per feet to create such product and price of epoxy?
my I ask what was the liquid that you pour that made it be look like a plastic please
Hi.grate work.plese what is actual name of epoxy and price.i m in pakistn i want to look for it.Thx
amigo como sellama el producto que utiliza para pegar las piezas de madera
What type of spray did you use at the end? Cheers
Hello good day.
Where do you buy the resin and this blue dye from the video
What kind of epoxy did you use and how long did it take to cure?
So it warped ?
спасибо отличная работа.
I am using this basic design te create a tabletop for a little drink stand but why didn't you run it through the planer instead of using the saw wouldn't it be faster?
Yes a planer will be faster and we strongly advise to use it but we don't own one yet.
Mostly Wood okay thanks btw when you finished it was it rigid or flexible cause we made tests for coloration and the epoxy was kind of like harder caramel
The test piece was not flexible at all
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Can he explain to me what kind of material it is?
What spray do you use? Looks amazing
What kind of non-stick sheeting did you lay this in to ? Plastic? Parchment paper?
Did you use any kind of releasing agent??
That looked more like a garbadge bag type thingie to me. If it sticks to the epoxy or not doesn't always matter - it's the back side.
It's a garbage bag that we had cut in half.
Just started making epoxy tabla's. I enjoy watching those guys making there stuff😎
so awesome to watch your skills with the saw....who needs a planer....loved every min of it
which epoxy resin brand are used in this work
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preety cool. you should of used part #10 pva rite on your wood mold and filled it to the top of the wood flats. it would of eliminated all the ripples from the bag. would of saved alot of time.
Mostly Wood
Amazing Product !!!
Very interesting and beautiful!
What call of painting witch they use in video?
wonderful idea, thanks to sharing
wow
I guess that's one way to flatten the top if you don't have a planner.
how much epoxy did you use?
круто ! )понять бы ещё как это делается )чем заливали дерево ?)
Можно бакситкой с красителем
Qué material es tu pegamento amigo
How many gallons of epoxy did this project take?
At least 12 but you should mix 13 just to be safe.
love it !! what is that you sprayed on the project? is it lacquer . Thank u for sharing the beautiful project :-)
yes it's clear spray lacquer
Mostly Wood , thanks a lot:-)
is epoxy good for outside conditions?sun light , cold , water , snow ?
Epoxy can turn yellow in sunlight. or you can buy uv epoxy
We do not see the name of the material you make
What type of tree?
Very nice work l Love it, but please les noises in the video use romantic relaxation music
you creative..thank you for this video
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which powder u use
What the type of this wood
What is the blue plastic stuff you put on the wood called?
Epoxy mixed with cornbased color powder
Thanks
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Nice Job.. I like it.
Using glow in the dark powder would make it quite nice!
Yes! unfortunately we had no glow in the dark powder...
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I like the end result not so much the process you used to get there
it is very beautiful that for powder you add to pitch? how is it called?
It's the same powder that is used for festival like color run. It's corn based powder here's a link to ebay: www.ebay.com/bhp/holi-powder hope that answered your question :)
+Mostly Wood oh wow I always wondered if those powders could be mixed in to color epoxy resin- how cool is that?? They have it for fairly cheap on Amazon. Very cool idea overall!
Its like jewelry on Etsy, not too creative as everyone does it
Вячеслав Самарин you can add an acrylic paint as well.
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That's What liquid?
good evening do you have any name or number you put the blue powder paint or colorant is just BI
+hasan öztürk We used color powder what you normally throw in to the air with a color run or festival.
wholesalecolorpowder.com/shop/ We haven't measured the amount of powder we used, we just mixed the powder with epoxy until we got a color to our liking.
thanks a lot
Marking chalk works well & is incredibly cheap. Toner from old cartridges works as well, even mixing to make non-primary colors, but is messy getting it out & storing before use.
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is there a specific brand of epoxy you used?
No we just used one of the more affordable brands.
what did you use when you sprayed?
cheap clear spray laquer.
what kind of epoxy did you use?
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why not just run it through a jointer or planer?
because we don't own one..
+Mostly Wood... well... thats as good of an excuse as any...lol!
do you think a hand planer would work on this? if i dont want to buy an expensive big one lol
Great work :)
Quedo muy bonito.pero no dijo que le echó
what spray did you use for 4:30
clear spray lacquer
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Nice. What wood is that ?
It's wood from a cherry plum tree we had to remove for more space in our garden.
i think a better comment would have been to tell him how to do it better like in my opinion just sanding through levels possibly up to around 600 because of the lines left in it
Wooden and concrete floors, show tree life span, nice
what was that spray???
cheap clear spray laquer.
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What is this fluid that you added?
epoxy
+Mostly Wood thanks
what is the spray you use?
+Aecutu Macuivo Just cheap transparent spray lacquer
جميل جدا .....الاتقان والاختيار العشوائي
......شخبط شخابيط .....فن جميا
You work like me!
epoxy will work in any kind of wether? yes.
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00:26. Ding Ding Ding Ding
And to for all you kids at home this is the wrong way to do this.
You're right, it's a test things can go wrong and you will use those mistakes to do things better in the future. and about the saw yeah it's dangerous but we don't own a planer and Menno chose this technique instead of sanding..
@@MostlyWood you should buy one then, instead of showing probably the most dangerous way to do that.
I am glad to see from other comments I am not the only one to think you took too many risks with the chop saw. AND your table saw blade was far too high. It should be no more than a few millimetres above the the thickness of the piece you are cutting. Too long to sand? Sanding is all part of the process. And there were air bubbles in the epoxy. No heat gun? Now we are 5 years on from this video, do you still have 8 fingers and 2 thumbs? My conclusion is you have Poor safety techniques and was there a point to the piece? If you had made a table top with the project I'd be more impressed.
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Brill... A real craftsman... Sod H&S, get job done.... Hahaha....
2:25 "You use to call me on my cell phone"
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Para mim, videos teria que ser explicado!.
ya ya ya
dat sub amount though! 2016