5 EPOXY River Table Tips for Beginners!

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How do I figure out how much mica to add per gallon of epoxy?
Comment from : @user-kq7sq4mq9d

American here If you're calculating liters anyway surely it would be easier to measure in centimeters and divide by 1000?
Comment from : @PladTheImpaler

a 10cm x 10cm x 10cm box is a litre
Comment from : @RYANM4C

$30 for a t shirt God help us Love ❤️ the content, I feelsuch like a novice watching these
Comment from : @irishguyjg_2ndchancerecovery

I recently acquired a table mold that has rounded inside corners that stick out into the mold so I know that I'm going to have to sand whatever I pour in it I would love to do a river table among other ideas I have for it Thanks for the tips I need to pick up some tools so I can try to get the best possible results I've never made any sort of resin table top before but I can't wait to try it There's multiple themes I really want to do because it should be fun
Comment from : @lynn6799

What brand epoxy for river tables
Comment from : @m9831

I came for the tips i stayed for the BACON!!!!
Comment from : @craigcanning5836

Can you cut the table to a shape after cure, or would I create the form in the shape I want?
Comment from : @cindyhammack68

This video keeps reminding me how metric is awesome lol 1 liter is exactly 1 cubic decimeter (10x10x10cm) and when filled with water weighs exactly 1kg dont even need a calculator or internet converters 🤣
Comment from : @21sheik

Should I use quick coat on the underside of each slab to seal those cracks/voids as well before I do the deep pour??? Thanks!
Comment from : @ronniesimpson4007

John, what brand of fast-dry, black caulk do you recommend?
Comment from : @benbrouws9501

Congrats!!! You sir have just earned a Subscribe Thanks For All The Help
Comment from : @jebknott1550

tu sers a rien tu es long pour rien
Comment from : @arthurlevecq8736

Hello John, how you doing?brI hope the movement of your company went as you planed! I just want you to ask if you can give me some tips to start my own company I started today in the Netherlands If you see this pleas give me a reply for a e-mail adres so we can talk with the two of us! I love the content you are making!!! You are a big exemple for everyone! Loves to you my Friend!
Comment from : @cornelisdirks3919

When you finish the bottom of your river table do you just put a seal coat or do you use a flood coat as well?
Comment from : @jeffdrake6830

Thanks alot man
Comment from : @tariqalbadawi2929

Epoxy resin name
Comment from : @channelname3484

I have a crush on you
Comment from : @violetslays6561

Thank you John for the good work,
Comment from : @ejoyijonathan7908

Is it just me or is he wearing two apple watches
Comment from : @redacted_revo

Hey John I think you should consider doing a lathe stand All the plans I’ve found online are lame
Comment from : @ryanowen1338

What is the best tape to use on the underside if you want to fill in a bug hole or crack that goes all the way through? Any issues with the sticky side of the tape being in contact with the resin?
Comment from : @whidzee

Hello John,brSincerely writing this please read it🙏brI've been a gamer and now with the inspiration of your videos, I've built some beds, tables and stuffs and I'm working on some find designed table these daysbrI mean thank you so much for your inspiration I've watched almost all your videos and they are real great and keep bringing morebrHuge fan from small town in India ❤️
Comment from : @metdukh955

Thanks for always providing great content!
Comment from : @pritchettsprojects9788

Happy 420! Oh waitwrong channel
Comment from : @wharfrat360

Great video John
Comment from : @lukebenji4228

is it mandatory to polish my table if i’m doing an epoxy finish on it?
Comment from : @yungcrowley8675

I built a multipurpose outfeed table (made my own hold down channels because T-Track would have cost WAY too much for this table), and I built a router sled jig that locks into the sides of the table Works fantastic
Comment from : @RobDucharme

Measuring a 3d space is just AxBxC (Lengh x height x width ) you don't need some special calculator my guy
Comment from : @Nick-hm9rh

3-5 KGS of meat, $129?? Gtfo here
Comment from : @janeblogs324

Pretty sure I had an aneurysm listening to the imperial maths
Comment from : @zacjohnson1749

“Googity”
Comment from : @jacobhornsby5579

How do y’all get slabs like this in y’all’s area without breaking the bank?
Comment from : @landonneal3695

Been doing butcher box for over 2 years now, they’re great
Comment from : @telefrag93551

When you said “Science” I immediately thought Bill Nye and bBam/b “Science rules” scrolls by brbrThanks for bringing back a great childhood memory Also great video
Comment from : @kylecornelius2947

I want 100 chicken fed beef! And 100 bacon fed chicken! And 100 shrimp fed lobster!brbrDo they do that?
Comment from : @timthompson7205

Thank you John! Just finished my first River table and thanks to all of your videos I managed to pull it off without a hitch Keep them coming
Comment from : @jimblack6733

Like the video, like the tempo, love the energy!!! Keep them coming :) Have a good one :D
Comment from : @woodworksbygrampies1284

You should cnc surface w/ the grain Get it together Jordan!
Comment from : @wahkeen2

Fantastic tips, John! Thanks a lot! 😃brStay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Comment from : @MCsCreations

Exactly how I do my stuff 👌 except the chalk line (Cool trick)
Comment from : @challeis1

John, all great advice except one thing - a pressure pot is not the same thing as a vacuum chamber Both can be used to eliminate bubbles in resin but they work in opposite ways If you want to use a pressure pot, you need to leave your entire project inside the pressurized pot until it fully cures, which is no good for tables and generally big projects The principle here is that the pressure squeezes the air bubbles inside the resin so much that they become virtually invisible, but the pressure needs to be maintained until the resin hardens If you want to eliminate the air bubbles before pouring resin into a mold, you need to use a vacuum chamber which depressurizes the resin so much that the air bubbles expand and are sucked out of it (visually it gives the impression as if the resin was boiling, and it's best to make sure that the container in which you put the resin into the chamber is big enough to avoid spilling) Once the bubbles stop coming out, the resin can be poured into a mold I'm sure you know all this but beginners might get quite confused ;)brbrAlso, metric system rules! :D
Comment from : @ryhse22

Volume of a rectangle: length• width•height Let’s use an online calculator for that🤣
Comment from : @patrickdavis5678

Do you ever leave bark on
Comment from : @exotictones1054

will that slightly above average tee be available again? its sold out
Comment from : @Edward-Tee

Killer work John!
Comment from : @SpencleyDesignCo

When can I order a Googit shirt?
Comment from : @MichaelMcGuigan

Using metric measurements would make working out the volume so much easier since the resin is sold in metric quantitys No online calculator or converter needed Just the calculator on your phone
Comment from : @bigdaveowens76

Wrong person to be given advice don’t think I’ve ever seen you build something without fucking itup in some way
Comment from : @njbaquatics4827

9:36 that's some cool feather board 😁
Comment from : @deblaz

John, as a layman I can see that the experience you're sharing here is an ongoing process I recognize a few of these tips as life experiences from past videos, and I'm delighted to have been taken along for the ride on this journey I am just surprised there weren't any tips on mold sealing, if you know what I mean 😁
Comment from : @BeastOfSoda

orr we use metric
Comment from : @patrickguest2762

Math class with John
Comment from : @andrewkiefer2628

Chuckles in metric 👀🤣
Comment from : @randallcrisp3266

Video on top 5 (in your opinion) on worse epoxy mistakes with what you did wrong and what you learned🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽
Comment from : @MrDwaynePoff

Cool
Comment from : @sean7797

how is it possible that a workbench as heavy as the one at 8:58 rocks so much?
Comment from : @petrsidlo7614

One day you'll have to use metric system, it's so much easier ;)
Comment from : @christophecoat1914

Nothing for nothing, love your channel as a retired general contractor That being said I ordered 2 punch in the face t shirts over a year ago I reached out to them Told me hurricane season blah blah Never received the shirts 32$ will not change my life Do you care? Hope Sam reads this Keep up the good work
Comment from : @thegauvinator3075

Humanly raised but still murdered :( other than that, superb video again
Comment from : @edkovac8978

Best part of the video "READ THE DAMN LABEL" and seeing your awesome tool wall
Comment from : @ga5743

The first 5 minutes are the best advertisement for metric measurements you'll ever see
Comment from : @Mitrasmit

How about a 3 levels of epoxy challenge? Just Something small to see how each of you would go about it
Comment from : @LeeroyEJenkins

Uses website to calculate volume… Proof that are public school system is failing
Comment from : @spongebobskidmark8257

What’s your favorite epoxy brand?
Comment from : @patrickzook3813

Enjoyed the content, keep them going!!! Thanks again!
Comment from : @matthewderezinski8103

What's your favorite router bit for flattening on a sled?
Comment from : @aslacker

Day 4 of asking john to collab with Mr Build it
Comment from : @hateemkhan7661

John lots of help trying Resin Pours Especially Read The Label 🏷 😁😁
Comment from : @arth4196

Awesome as alwaysexcept the math part
Comment from : @igorhorvat1241

Imagine u have to use a website to calculate your Volume brbr*This post was made by metric system gang
Comment from : @lonn2233

One of the things I've done to avoid bubbles is to pre-coat the edges of the wood that will be joined by the resin I just mix a small batch of the resin and paint it onto those edges That way it works its way into the wood and seals it to stop it from aerating into the resin I pour The trick is to not let the pre-coat fully cure before the final pour That way you still get full adhesion I know this trick works on guitars so I'm sure it would work on tables as well
Comment from : @acfretworks

All I want to know is how much it would cost me to come out there and have you guys roast me like you and Sam roast Jordan?
Comment from : @KentToddMusic

5th haha
Comment from : @elielchavira1888

4Th
Comment from : @robertsmithUH60driver

you are simply a genius I have a youtube channel but it would take a century to get your experience good boy you are my inspiration
Comment from : @FedericoAdamo