Beer Bottle Cap Table Tutorial Using Bottle Caps and Epoxy Resin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2017
- After the success of the UK Penny Floor Project I wanted to have a go at a new project, one ive been wanting to try for ages.....a bottle cap table.
I sourced a table from well known furniture company and bought some bottle caps from eBay. I used kitchen work surface edging to edge the table and GlassCast epoxy resin as a top coat.
So over the weekend i set about putting my project into action and by Monday morning the table was done and ready to use.
I filmed the whole process and have put together this little how-to tutorial video which I hope you will enjoy. Full list of materials as follows:
Occasional Table from Argos
Kitchen Edging from B&Q
Impact Adhesive for edging and sealing from B&Q
Glasscast epoxy Resin from Easy Composites
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Love the idea!!! I would paint the top of table black before placing the bottle caps. The black background would make the cap pop out more. My opinion.
I had thought about doing the same, but seeing the wood affect through the caps matched the foot of the table so decided against the idea. But appreciate your view.
what size table did you use and where did you get it, it looked like a table kit, from somewhere like Ikea, my son makes his own beer would love to make this for him.
If you are in the UK then have a look at Argos you'll find the table in there. My next project is making my own table!
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+redraven699 looking forward to seeing yours.
Nice, I've been collecting bottle caps from beers from all over the world to do a coffe table. Thanks for the video.
Successfully completed the project brother. Thank you for your idea.
This one is interesting too. A fine job on the vid. We appreciate your work and your postings. You've turned handyman chores into a fine art.
Thanks Patrick, keep your eyes peels for more build project videos coming soon :)
nice idea. I have loads of bottle caps not knowing what to do with them so I might try this. I'm currently updating an old outdoor table. Broken up tiles and ordered glass pebbles to make a mosaic effect. Love getting crafty.. this is a great idea i must try it!
Thanks for the comment, let me know if you ever make a table. Id like to see.
Emma Parkes TT
I love this effect of table
PATIENT is something that i only have a little, while you have plenty
And it takes a lot of patients to do that
This is so weird! Before I watched the video I bought the same table! I thought i was gonna have an absolute nightmare with the resin but this was so helpful thank you!
How much resin do you need?
Love it, I'm going to add some glitter to my resin to make it bling...
Cool I'm from new Zealand love your projects that you make so awesome and great art work too.
Awesome piece of work' Matt. A master piece indeed!
Thanks :)
Great job, what a cool idea
Loved the art.
Very nice. Thanks for posting.
Congratulations. .! Is beautiful. .!!!
wow, fair play that's amazing.
Thanks you :)
Woow woow veeery beautifuuuLLL!! 😍😍😍👍should be try it😍😍😍
Trying this with a garden table for our mini bar. Already done one for the bars serving hatch and it looks great 👍
Hi, how does the resin finish hold up outside please? Have you left it out over winter?
Gutsiest move move I’d ever seen... gluing the trim over a cardboard box sitting on lovely carpet. That would be a sure fire way for me to make a mess! Haha! Great video. I’m going to try it on a outdoor tray that I use to take refreshments out to the patio. 😃👍
you deserve more than 6k subs all your projects are creative and genius
Love following the q&a
I did this project. Came out super nice! Bought resin/epoxy from Joanne’s. They have 50 percent off coupons. No need to individually glue down
So glad there was a Trooper bottle cap in there lol. I have the entire set 23 times. Sounds easy right concidering how much beer 1 can drink. Naahh!... at 1 point it took me 3 month of searching to find the 23rd pharoah eddie. Was my wife who found it in the end. I probably would have had it earlier but my wife doesnt use the 2p coin trick to keep them pristine lol.
Sweet!🥀
Beautiful idea nice craft
WOW.. GREAT IDEAL ?.. Great video And editing ❤️❤️🤪
Good to see you had a bottle cap from a New Zealand beer in there.
Itsjimmy21 In england, we do get a few nz beers here, and i think most of them are quite nice.
Love it 👏👏
Wonderful job! Nice edit too.
Thanks man :)
great idea👍👍👍
Smart idea
Great DIY for anyone
Thanks, was fun making it
Amazing dude
Ace deffo gonna try
Well done great job
Thanks buddy :)
Perfect 😍
Thanks for the video. I’m trying the same thing with an IKEA table. The “GLADOM” model. It’s metal and has a nice lip around the perimeter. Comes in many colors also.
How did you get on with this? I'm thinking about using this table after seeing your comment. Did you need alot of resin to fill the lip?
David Coulter , I used one batch (I believe it was a quart) and it filled up nicely to cover the cal heads. Also, the table has a little hole (maybe from factory tooling) that is just above the resin line and works well as a drain port for water standing on the top.
David Coulter , second note, I didn’t fill all the way to the lip. If you want to I would get a double batch of the resin.
Penny Lane is in my ears and in my heart......
Já quero! kk
top parabéns.
Well done
Love this idea, have been saving my caps for 6 months. Would you recommend glasscast 50 or would 10 suffice? Or even Glasscast 3?
Fantastic
I metal detect on the beach and this would be a great thing to do with all those caps I find!
Parabéns ficou bacana!
I made a coffee table. 3’x5’... took a while to get enough caps, and now I’m an alcoholic. But hey the table is sweet!
Jerome Bullard lol
Nice Idea man.be shure ill try it
Thanks for the positive feeback, yeah give it a try :)
congrats it's awesome! it would be great too if you put a bottle opener on the edging
How much does the resin etc cost you for a project like this? I've always found it to be really expensive!
That turned out BEAUTIFUL
How did you get the tiny bubbles out?
With a torch?
We only really have Bunnings here and I could'nt get edging trim that wide . so going to give it a go with 2 lots of thinner type of iron on edging and keep my fingers crossed LOL
Love how you set the “Stella” on the finish project.... sweet
Haha, it has seen many more since :)
Good beer 🍻
Good shit dude, looking forward to working on something just like that.
Saw it on unilad fb page. And came across here to see the original, in detail. This looks rad. Great creativity lad. Cheers!
Thanks for your comment Swapnil and glad you liked the full video :)
I would remove the board underneath.. i mean.. it would be more awesome to see in that little spaces where there are no caps, and them to be fully covered in resin : top and bottom. ^_^ Nice project. Greetings from Romania.
Wellet BC The caps are glued to the board.
Making this for my boyfriend for his birthday since he got his own place a couple months ago. I don’t have any room or else I’d make one for myself haha. This is so cool. I just need to find that exact table.
If you are in the UK, then any Argos will have the table
Matt Giles Nope :c USA
Yup, I love beer too 🍻. Ein Prost!
Nice idea I'm just on with a huge beer barrel
This looks awesome! My question is did you have any leakage with the trim you glued on? Been researching for months so I can avoid the mess.
Great video! Inspired to make my own now! Did you have any issues with air bubbles? I've seen some people using blowtorches to cure them
Satisfying
Beautiful work. How flat did the epoxy layer turn out? Is it flat like a water surface or is it wavy?
Olá! Lindo seu trabalho!
Qual o tipo de resina que você utilizou e qual a quantidade?
I'm going to do this with a Dart board...
Ive just finished mine - dart board perfect base haha
Going to make this .. hope it turn out as nice as yours ..
Hope you make a video and post it on here so we can see :)
I saw a paulaner weissbier bottle cap.
best beer on earth
Leider das einzige deutsche Bier auf dem Tisch da xD
Hi, I have decided to do a table like this and have found a table I want to use. Its top is octagonal in shape and I just wondered if you thought the edging might still work for this? Will it bend round the octagonal corners? Thanks for posting your materials too, was exactly what i was looking for. Thanks
Didn't see Coors Cap .. lol .. Beautiful
Liked and subscribed. Probs one of the best bottle cap videos I've seen. Been looking to do one for a while now fella, just been saving up the caps! I have seen in a few videos that they have to get bubbles out of the resin. I see that you didn't need to, is that luck or just the kick ass way you did it?
Thanks for your kind comment. Im now looking to do a bigger project and physically make the table as opposed to using a pre-made one. The resin i use has an inbuilt agent that expels air during the cure time, nothing i did to be honest.
I’m going to try something like this, what did you put round the sides to stop the resin running?
*I framed my 22 year bottle cap collection and hung it on my wall. I did a video recently. I have some rare caps too.*
I'm making one of these for my son in laws xmas except some of the bottle tops I decoupaged his photo onto and when I get some I'll be putting some of his trucks on there too , just to make it a more personal keep-sake I mod podged the cap then added the photo then a couple of layers of podge and put them aside for when I have enough other variety of caps to finish it.
This is an amazing idea! I want to do the same just not with bottle caps.. where did you get a table like that or similar? And where I get the clear resin for cheap? I've seen a few but $60 and up
Hi Matt, great tutorial, thank you. I have been saving my bottle caps thinking about doing something like this. Question: are there any bubbles in the epoxy resin once you apply it to the table? If that's so, do you leave them there or should you do something to prevent it? Thanks again man!
If you want to prevent bubbles in the epoxy apply heat to surface of the resin
Mike LaDuke thanks man!
That looks so cool. Can you tell me how you calculated the amount of resin you needed please? I can only find calculaters for square or rectangular objects. Thank you!!!
Its wonderful... can you share the list of products used and epoxy how much one require for this size table??
Very nice your video.
Amazing work Matt, I have 12,500 maps of all types, dating back from the 1930's to the present day, many different sizes, some multi coloured, others in monochrome. Would these be suitable for resin floor encapsulation........
I just started collecting bottle caps for fun...I'm wanting to do this...but without any bottle caps being the same
Hey, great video and an awesome result. How much of the Glasscast did you use? and what's the ratio?
Thanks!
I think it's two parts epoxy to one part hardner
Love the video !!! What’s the material you use in minute 1 !!! You put it around the table and glue it on ????
I love the table! My question is how much resin did you use for that size table
Instead of bottle caps i would place photographs, pot leaves, sea shells, 😂
love the idea where did you find the supplies to make the table
Hi. We made one but do not know what to use on the sides. We bought very bendable trim but it snapped in the middle. Need some ideas please!!
Good morning, your project is very nice, I'm trying to replicate!
How many liters / kg of epoxy do you find necessary for a 58cm table?
i get anxious at the very last cap you put in each circle, IS IT GONNA FIT? >_<
it did, so im happy haha
Niceee!!!
Thanks Ross, it looks loads better in real time and with a beer sitting on top of it haha!
Matt Giles I'm sure it does mate. What resin do you use and where from? I'm interested in having a go after watching your penny floor video too.
Its a product called GlassCast from a UK supplier called Easy Composites. Just google them, based in Stafford. If you enquire, tell them you saw the product on my videos, might help ;)
Matt Giles Nice one mate.
Thanks, next project is in the planning!!
Matt I have a question for you , as I am working on one of these atm , is there any problem with " air " that might get rapped under the bottle caps when you pour the resin ?? as you dont appear to fill the entire underneath of the caps with glue ??? can you answer please as I dont want to pour resin and find out I've done it wrong , thanks so much.
How do you keep the flood pour surface from getting full of dust particles as it cures?
How are you going to finish the top of the edge ?, would a router work on the epoxy to produce a rounded edge ?.
Can I ask if you have a link for the resin you use and the table as well. Great work!
Matt Giles, did you need to torch this to get rid of air bubbles?
Hi Richard, no the resin i used sel extracted air from the resin. Its amazing to watch, but you can literally see air being forced to the top and popping. There wee a few that i had to use a pin to help but thankfully all the air was forced out.
@@MattGiles how much resin did you weigh out and use for this
Is the epoxy resin suitable for outdoors? I am considering doing something similar for an old singer sewing machine base that I want to turn into a table with a piece of mdf board coated in resin for a garden table. Thanks
Im actually not sure, you would have to contact the manufacturer. Easy Composites
You'll have to check each epoxy. My table got hot and expanded, resin popped off the wood. Try a garage resin, it'll wont be temperature sensitive but you will have to do multiple pours as it is only meant to be layered thinly.
Personally I would've removed the excess edge trimming as it is prone to chipping like that. But an amazing project nonetheless
I saw one that they didn't use any edge to hold the epoxy in. It left a smooth round edge. I felt underneath and it just dripped off underneath.
What parts did you use? This is exactly what im looking for, same table and all, where do i get these exact parts?
How time consuming but the end result is really worth it👍🏻👍🏻✌🏼🤢😂🇦🇺
Great
cocacola is beer too?...
Nice Idea
Hey Matt, thank you for the idea and the video. I'm trying to do the same :). Where did you buy the trim, btw? I'm having trouble find one that looks nice. Thank you
Danielle Travassos Szabo go into a building store and ask to see the edging trims or for a more sturdy (nicer in my opinion) use a upvc trim which will be in the roofing section.
He uses the latter in his latest video and it looks great