The Beginners Guide To Expert Epoxy Tables!

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OH MY GODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD THAT IS SO FRACKING COOL
Comment from : Badass Videos

Could you please help me understand how much capital (including the raw materials and tools) is expected while starting this business for SKUs like Small and Large Tables and some handy artifacts, clocks and other basic stuff
Comment from : Jack Tenon

I think you taking too much of the tree's character away when you strip all the bark off Try one by leaving the untouched bark intact
Comment from : James Patrick

mouth watering, if i can get one near id be well chuffed
Comment from : Pedro The wise

Dumb question here, but what side will be the top of the table?
Comment from : Ruben Ascencio jr

Is there a difference between food grade epoxy and regular epoxy? I'm being told food grade epoxy does not get brittle or fade and stays clear unlike regular epoxy
Comment from : Sean Mitchell

Don't u need to put a finish on the wood prior to pouring the epoxy to limit bubbles?
Comment from : Todd

Why don't you skip grit? Is it a time or quality thing?
Comment from : Midnight Redditor

Phenomenal!
Comment from : Terry Coneby

Very, very informative! Thanks!
Comment from : Theun Knowntxter

You make it look so easy!
Comment from : Theun Knowntxter

I have been wanting to do this for a few years Im nervous to even start and I dont have all of these toolsbrThank you
Comment from : still laughing

Hmcan you make an epoxy-table without wood? Ok I should explain I guess:brI'd like to make a tabletop containing transparent (or translucent) cable ducts with LEDs in them (why the ducts? LEDs do die and I want to be able to replace them) with the epoxy more or less only being the table material and a diffuser for the light, so the entire table becomes red, green, blue etc (so whatever the LEDs are set to)
Comment from : DreamingFlurry

Great to find some useful content on this subject however, I would have to askhow do you calculate how much epoxy resin is required for any job big or small
Comment from : Jerry Mallett

Please make a video on how many tools are required to make a proxy table other projects
Comment from : Prateek Chaurasia

what corrugated plastic sheets do I use to build the molds?
Comment from : Scott Gala

I used to do empoxy flooring and found an intrest in this hobby i was wondering is there a website and or classes perhaps you recommend for begginers i need more practice in shaping the wood for the process
Comment from : JACK SKELLINGTON

Thanks!❤
Comment from : Emmanuel Alexander

Hi is there any chance you could explain how to know how much epoxy is needed
Comment from : MrWarren96

Can you put links to the tools and products you guys use in the description? 🙏
Comment from : Alex Rodriguez

So we need to build a table a coffee table on the outside border of it I wanted to make regular what style and the center I want to put wine corks since I am going to be making it as an ad about the bottom part is going to be a wine barrel half of it, which is gonna be holding the coffee table you guys have any ideas of how can I do it? Do I still need to get a mold about the same size
Comment from : Sergio Camacho

Can you do a video on how beginners can start using only basic equipments
Comment from : Franz Ramos

So helpful! Can you please provide epoxy and resin and mold supplier name website brThank you
Comment from : Susan Cosentini

Jeff,brbrJust found your channel Beautiful!!! There are so many videos and varying artist’s commentary’s, I appreciate all the guidancebrbrI am preparing an “attempt” to make a charcuterie board (River style) I am going to use wood material a bit less than 1” thick I also hope to embed “carved” wood items I made in the pour So… I have a few questions I hope you can help me with brbrI have purchased a few different types of epoxy, or so the product states Names or types such as “Art”, “Table Top”, and “Deep pour” The only type that specified pour depth “spec” was the deep pour I have watched enough videos to get an understanding about table top products being 1/8” or a bit less The guys that make pendants and such rarely pour anything over an inch thick Similarly, the huge river tables always use “Deep pour” products brbr1) Regarding choice of resin type: The pour will be 1” or less Is there a specific “type” of epoxy for pours 1” or less?brbr2) Do I need to seal the wood material (all around)? Should I use “deep pour” product to seal the wood?brbr3) I want to embed a 1/2’’ thick wood carving in the “River”… Is there a technique you recommend? brbrI do expect to make some River board and tables, but I doubt there will be pours deeper than 2” in my future Mostly 1-1/2” and lessbrbrBest regards,
Comment from : Retired OBA

Can you tell me which tree log you are using in it?
Comment from : AllinOne

You are a good instructor
Comment from : Muhsinah Nadeem

What material is the box? what material does epoxy not stick to?
Comment from : Ravenmoore

I have 30 gallons of epoxy and can’t find anybody to buy it (I’ll sell it for half the freaking price) and I don’t have thousands of dollars to buy saws and sanders and mixers and all that shit to do it myself I’m so mad 😡
Comment from : Mindfully Green

“You need thousands of dollars worth of stuff to even think about starting so just give up before you start” shoulda just said that and ended the video
Comment from : Mindfully Green

great video im just being nitpicky use a miter saw to cut wood not a chop saw a chop saw is for cutting metal
Comment from : The Xling

What resin and epoxy do you use? Also is this preformed
Comment from : Nick Hinkle

Awesome vid
Comment from : Brian Chv

Are y’all able to put drawers on the walnut river desk?
Comment from : SilentWarden93

what happens if doing pour in layers with 1 final large pour do you measure that final pour for the depth
Comment from : Jessica Brinkmeier

What if I don't want to trim the bark outside 🤔 ?
Comment from : Meangreenz

I'd like to see you do a table with bullet shells How to keep air out of em etc That would be cool
Comment from : Redneck Adonis

Im going from video to video looking for how to screw legs onto a resin surface Anyone know?
Comment from : WhoisHaro

I wish I had equipment like yours My dream table is a round, breakfast apoxy table How much are they from your company?
Comment from : Julia Libby

Very informative, thank you!
Comment from : Musi Mir

Great video, Seems like you actually understand what you're talking about
Comment from : Dustin G

🔥
Comment from : NewFreedomStudios

I’m curious if you think this would work as it’s something I really want to do I want to make an epoxy table like this out of a few of my old, beat up skateboard decks preserving the graphic on the bottom as the top of the table
Comment from : Tyler Pockl

I've been watching how to videos for over 15 years and consider myself a professional in all subjects You sir, I believe know what you're talking about Very nice
Comment from : J Skidmore

Awesome video
Comment from : Cory Tate

I've wanted to do a table but I can't get my ahead around the cost of the epoxy Maybe some advice on projects sizes leading up to big table and larger investment
Comment from : Matt Schorr

I love this!!!
Comment from : EasyPour Epoxy

I don’t ever comment on videos rarely but I gotta say this video was so informative and well done thank you so much!! I seriously just felt I went through an entire days or month long class in less than 5minutes keep up the good work
Comment from : Josh Scarbrough

Can I ask, why do you trim the bark?
Comment from : Tom Murphy

I'm assuming the hot glue or silicone used on the bottom would be sanded off? Also would a planer work for sanding off layers?
Comment from : Promnesia343 _

Hello, this is the first video of yours that I have watched and I loved it The tips are very helpful and the pieces you create are amazing ❤
Comment from : Air Macaroon