Stumbled on your video and have to say you did an awesome job, just the facts, explaination of the facts, explaining the two products and finally assessing the outcome.... very nice!
Ive been debating on trying the superclear brand so was happy to find this video. Thank you for doing it and good job on both bowl and board. Hope the customer was happy with them.
Beautiful work and a very fair and honest review of both products. This is a very worthwhile video for anyone interested in this type of work. Thanks for the good work!
" i had a customer who wanted two pieces to match each other...So i decided it'd be great to experiment with different products and see if they actually match" - but all sarcasm aside, the end products look great! Looks like the color is deeper on the total boat board than the liquid glass bowl - can't tell if this is just because of the thickness, or if there was more powder dumped into the board pour, or a little of both - or if the epoxy really made it look that different......? I've been using Liquid Glass almost exclusively and it has seemed to me that it requires quite a bit of powder to get the color really saturated.
I love your videos man, could you do a video on his you get your epoxy pour measurements? I'm going to be venturing into wood and epoxy as I am an arborist.
Really want to be using a respirator anytime yout working with raw epoxy and especially if your sanding it, it is like glass floating in the air and your breathing that, it gets to you eventually. I'd highly recommend looking into that yourself
Amazing board and bowl! Could you consider uploading more? I absolutely love your videos. As a fellow young woodworker, I really like to see how other people do things. Even if you think that you aren't doing anything interesting, I think that uploading every week or so will increase your subscriber and view count, plus heightening viewer interest.
What's up buddy I love that you did these 2 epoxys .... I have a big question for ya I have a customer that wants me to do him a bar top for him and it's outside in the weather rain or shine .... Would you recommend the total boat because it's considered a marine grade epoxy ?
OK customer wants clear with color? That's like don't stir the paints, just mix them up, right? 😜😜😜 JK fine job, as always. Blessings and safety to all, and to all a good night.
@@seths_custom_creations No problemo. Just send $19.95 to Aintgonnahapn.com COD. A receipt will be shredded eemeetly. 😎😎😎 Always remember, a smile is naturally made to receive blessings.
I have the liquid glass epoxy and plan on doing a river table. I’m trying to achieve a clear river with now color additives at all. What do you recommend that I use to get a clear glass like finish? Do I polish it ?
I believe you said serving board and not cutting board. I was wondering how durable the finish was? You said you applied mineral oil and bees wax. Are these coatings food safe? Any particular reason you chose that finish over maybe an epoxy finish? I'm new at this. Trying to learn!!!
@@seths_custom_creations I completely forgot about this video. Glad you responded. I have a butchers block counter top that I bought from lowes at a huge discount because of a crack. I repaired the crack with epoxy as well as several other defects. As I pondered the finish I began to wonder if mineral oil soaking into the wood would diminish the bond between the wood and the epoxy... any thoughts?? Secondly, if any future issues occur with the butcher's block (well it did crack to begin with) would I be able to use epoxy or even glue for that matter for repairs if the counter top is saturated with mineral oil and bees wax?????
If you know how tricky diy with resin and fabrication can be. Your aware of how informative this video is. Keep the good content coming bruh.
Stumbled on your video and have to say you did an awesome job, just the facts, explaination of the facts, explaining the two products and finally assessing the outcome.... very nice!
Thank You
Ive been debating on trying the superclear brand so was happy to find this video. Thank you for doing it and good job on both bowl and board. Hope the customer was happy with them.
Beautiful work and a very fair and honest review of both products. This is a very worthwhile video for anyone interested in this type of work. Thanks for the good work!
Awesome video...! Thanks for taking the time to make it.. Very enjoyable watch..! They BOTH look GREAT...!
I just watched a video you uploaded a year ago and the change in your voice threw me way off 😂😂 hats off to you young man, keep up the great work
Excellent presentation Seth. The bowl and the board look great. Comparison between the two products will be helpful to many I'm sure.
PS Smile!!
Thanks!
Beautiful work, Seth! They look fantastic! 😃
Happy new year! And stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Both pieces came out fantastic. Your customer should be very happy with them. Great job
Thanks!
Great video man. Love the review, projects, and comments. Think I'll go with thick pour one. First video I've watched of yours and just subscribed
Nice pieces. Thanks for sharing 👍
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
Nice! And: Protect your lungs better!
Very talented
It is awesome to a young craftsmen and, one that does such beautiful work. You have my sub!
That bowl is beautiful. I found you by looking up resin comparisons. I look forward to checking out your channel
Happy New Year Seth! These pieces came out great!
Thanks for supporting the channel! Love your stuff
Great informative content, very helpful
Thanks for comparision
" i had a customer who wanted two pieces to match each other...So i decided it'd be great to experiment with different products and see if they actually match" - but all sarcasm aside, the end products look great! Looks like the color is deeper on the total boat board than the liquid glass bowl - can't tell if this is just because of the thickness, or if there was more powder dumped into the board pour, or a little of both - or if the epoxy really made it look that different......? I've been using Liquid Glass almost exclusively and it has seemed to me that it requires quite a bit of powder to get the color really saturated.
Very nice projects. TotalBoat lists 1/2" max for slab or river pours.
super clear is made by FGCI, they are the company that make most of the epoxy in the usa. thats why they are able to sell it cheaper
Great video Seth!!
Total boat needs to save some of its massive advertising budget and be more cost competitive.
Well done video.
Awesome products! Have you done any other colors or styles, like a galaxy style piece?
No, but I have a bunch of other pigments
I love your videos man, could you do a video on his you get your epoxy pour measurements? I'm going to be venturing into wood and epoxy as I am an arborist.
Yeah for sure. I basically find the cubic inch amount of my pour. And translate that into Oz.
Really want to be using a respirator anytime yout working with raw epoxy and especially if your sanding it, it is like glass floating in the air and your breathing that, it gets to you eventually. I'd highly recommend looking into that yourself
Amazing board and bowl! Could you consider uploading more? I absolutely love your videos. As a fellow young woodworker, I really like to see how other people do things. Even if you think that you aren't doing anything interesting, I think that uploading every week or so will increase your subscriber and view count, plus heightening viewer interest.
I try and upload as much as I can. I get really busy with other stuff. Hoping to be better with it in 2021
Liquid Glass sounds like the way to go. Thanks Seth, excellent demo.
頑張れ！今年もよろしく！！
What's up buddy
I love that you did these 2 epoxys ....
I have a big question for ya I have a customer that wants me to do him a bar top for him and it's outside in the weather rain or shine ....
Would you recommend the total boat because it's considered a marine grade epoxy ?
Good video Seth! What tape are you using on the bottom of the cutting board. Also did I see it still stuck to the epoxy during the sanding portion.
It’s packing tape and there shouldn’t be any when you’re sanding because I planed it all off
WHEN YOU ARE POURING A TABLE, HOW OFTEN ARE YOU HITTING IT WITH THE TORCH?
Thank you for that review.
Thanks for posting.
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
OK customer wants clear with color? That's like don't stir the paints, just mix them up, right? 😜😜😜 JK fine job, as always. Blessings and safety to all, and to all a good night.
PS amazing how you've progressed since you began. Keep it up !!!!! 😷😷🦖😷😷
Thanks!
@@seths_custom_creations No problemo. Just send $19.95 to Aintgonnahapn.com COD. A receipt will be shredded eemeetly. 😎😎😎 Always remember, a smile is naturally made to receive blessings.
How strong is the grip of the epoxy to the wood? Could a guitar neck that is missing a section, have that section filled in with the Total Boat?
Love this!
Very good working
So do you need to use a pressure pot for the super clear thick set
Nah. It’s thin like water
I have the liquid glass epoxy and plan on doing a river table. I’m trying to achieve a clear river with now color additives at all. What do you recommend that I use to get a clear glass like finish? Do I polish it ?
Flood coat it
Hey do you have any advice for starting a wood working channel
Get a tripod.
Keep it around 8 minutes
BE CONSISTENT. Upload regularly
Can you do deep pours (around 3-6” deep) without a reaction with the SuperClear Epoxy?
3” is pushing it
@@seths_custom_creations Ok thanks for the info!
I believe you said serving board and not cutting board. I was wondering how durable the finish was? You said you applied mineral oil and bees wax.
Are these coatings food safe? Any particular reason you chose that finish over maybe an epoxy finish? I'm new at this. Trying to learn!!!
I don’t like clear epoxy finishes. They scratch too easily. The mineral oil and beeswax protects the wood from water and doesn’t scratch up.
@@seths_custom_creations
I completely forgot about this video. Glad you responded. I have a butchers block counter top that I bought from lowes at a huge discount because of a crack. I repaired the crack with epoxy as well as several other defects. As I pondered the finish I began to wonder if mineral oil soaking into the wood would diminish the bond between the wood and the epoxy... any thoughts??
Secondly, if any future issues occur with the butcher's block (well it did crack to begin with) would I be able to use epoxy or even glue for that matter for repairs if the counter top is saturated with mineral oil and bees wax?????
excellent work!!! I have a question, what amounts is used for the superclear mixture, is it 50% to 50%?
It’s a 2:1 ratio
is it use in marble ?
May Allah bless you. Amen
Took 14 minutes to get down to the comparison between the two products, and then not much detail at all. Waste of time.
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