How To Make An Epoxy Table

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Blacktail Studio

Blacktail Studio

4 роки тому

How to make an epoxy table! I have made dozens of these epoxy resin and wood tables, and every time I learn a little more. In this video, I'll show every step to make your own epoxy and wood table. This one was particularly unusual, so it's a perfect example of just how creative you can get with these types of tables. I also included pretty good mistakes I made along the way, and how I fixed them so nobody will ever know about them.
Want to build your own epoxy table? Check out my epoxy table virtual workshop: workshops.blacktailstudio.com/
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White buffing pad: amzn.to/310F0Nb
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Melamine (form material): www.homedepot.com/p/Veranda-M...
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But live edge slabs: www.gobywalnut.com
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 366
@carlosblumenthal4642
@carlosblumenthal4642 3 роки тому
So glad I came across this channel, it's always so relaxing watching people build something beautiful and show their talent! Looking forward to more!
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Thanks Carlos!
@Johnny_484
@Johnny_484 4 роки тому
I really enjoy your videos. The simplicity of your explanations combined with acknowledgement of the difficulties in making furniture grade pieces is terrific! It is also refreshing and helpful to see that even experienced professionals make mistakes, and (even better) how to recover from those mistakes. Thank you! Keep up the great work.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
I try! Thanks!
@sianjones7167
@sianjones7167 3 роки тому
@@tsogtoobatbaatar3005 maybe for the reading impaired.
@rustynewton4897
@rustynewton4897 2 роки тому
I’ve been into carpentry since I was 18 and have wanted to learn to make epoxy tables for a long time. I love your videos and the way you explain how to do things. One day I’d like to attend your training class on how to make them.
@rstarj
@rstarj Рік тому
I fell in love with wood and epoxy tables while looking on Etsy. Having found your site and watching you turn out such beautiful pieces has been a great joy. While I have neither the space or the money to have even a small table, or even a smaller sculpture I still enjoy your work!
@jacobwallace6967
@jacobwallace6967 2 роки тому
I would love to see you do a table like this. But with the wood in the shape of the world map. I don’t know how hard that would be but I think it would come out awesome. Even just a clear epoxy with some burl wood or something would look awesome.
@unperrier5998
@unperrier5998 4 роки тому
I always enjoy watching your videos, real quality job and good explanations. Just watching, I've never done anything like you do.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Nothing wrong with a watcher... normally.
@GiftPrincessBuhman
@GiftPrincessBuhman 4 роки тому
Gorgeous furniture!!
@letswingit2839
@letswingit2839 4 роки тому
I appreciate all the details you cover. I want to try this hence why I’m watching!
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
You got this!
@tonyb8434
@tonyb8434 3 роки тому
Me too. Good luck out there!
@joshthecapguy7832
@joshthecapguy7832 4 роки тому
Yes, this is a compliment... This is like the Papadakis Racing of woodworking. Straight forward process explanation, very simple to understand, obviously an expert at what you do.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
I’ll take it!
@terrysondresen8793
@terrysondresen8793 Рік тому
Dark, that looks awesome. Thanks for the inspiration.
@russellroth8393
@russellroth8393 8 місяців тому
Wow, you are just beyond amazing…guy, keep up the brilliant work you do.
@jean-luctran9366
@jean-luctran9366 2 роки тому
I love your work. I watch it almost everyday on my tv. So I can't make comments all the time. Your video is the best instruction. I made my first live edge
@flix4u
@flix4u 3 роки тому
Ditto on details, & of course I luv all ur work & finished pieces. Truly Inspirational! 🙌🏼
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Thanks Murray!
@conniezatorski9269
@conniezatorski9269 3 роки тому
This is my favorite one I’ve seen! And when you put it to the black background it made it really pop!
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Thanks Connie!
@Canada1608
@Canada1608 4 роки тому
Another excellent video, great work, thank you :-)
@vossierebel
@vossierebel 2 роки тому
Cool... you've got me hooked! I recalled pieces of beech I bought about 20 years ago... I will soon be attempting my first river! Found a acrylic supplier - will enquire around tomorrow from a few joineries in the area about doing the planing/ sanding... and I will spread word about the database service you have going!
@michaels5705
@michaels5705 2 роки тому
I really like the shape of the voids on this one.
@DenAndMug
@DenAndMug 4 роки тому
Wow this is so amazing 😄 we just stumbled across you channel and now we’re gonna have to binge watch your videos! We can’t wait to start using resin on our projects. Your work is so beautiful!
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Wow, thanks so much! Let me know if you have any questions
@DenAndMug
@DenAndMug 4 роки тому
Blacktail Studio Thank you so much! We’ll bare that in mind 😀
@JoeDirt.WD-40
@JoeDirt.WD-40 3 роки тому
I like the way you arrange the slabs in a way to make it more aesthetically pleasing, unlike others who just cut it in the middle and make the edges face eachother.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
I try!
@sweettrubble4635
@sweettrubble4635 2 роки тому
Love your calm, gentle voice. 🤭😏
@joetintern
@joetintern Рік тому
That's amazing fair play 😊
@bigkuntry5115
@bigkuntry5115 4 роки тому
Great job
@jasminlogrono9138
@jasminlogrono9138 3 роки тому
Your vacuum clamps are the coolest things I’ve ever seen. I didn’t know those existed, lol.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Right??
@angelguevara7730
@angelguevara7730 3 роки тому
Medium screw up hahahaha that made my day. Your videos are awesome!
@lthunder47
@lthunder47 3 роки тому
Lisa Lemmon here, again. A wire brush on an impact driver!!!! Yessss.Always learning here
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Thanks Lisa!
@gianluigimarino8264
@gianluigimarino8264 2 роки тому
Great work!
@marinpopski867
@marinpopski867 4 роки тому
Great choice of colors and aesthetics dude !!!!!
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Thanks Marin!
@IceyStar
@IceyStar Рік тому
nice frame, did it in my power point!
@philmorton4590
@philmorton4590 3 роки тому
Beautiful piece dude!
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Thanks Phil!
@joslinnick
@joslinnick 4 роки тому
I just wanted to say that I thought your videos on epoxy table making are among the best on youtube. I personally like them because your style is straight and to the point, yet provide sufficient detail to allow less experienced crafters to replicate your process. You don't barrage the listener with requests to subscribe, join your patreon, or share the video. Also, your vids don't have an annoying background music track that plays over your narration. I don't understand why creators think that a loud background track adds production value to a video.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Oh thanks. I’m told I need to do more of the annoying stuff. Seems to be going ok so far though!
@chrismott2681
@chrismott2681 2 роки тому
I have been watching your 2020-2021 vids and it’s cool to see how much you learned from then to now! Also, I think a silver flowy metallic epoxy would be cool!
@timkevwitch862
@timkevwitch862 3 роки тому
You are one of the best video on UKposts about a epoxy tables You do a great job explaining how to do. I am a pretty advanced wood worker just started doing them. I have a question I did pour a table with 1 to 1 and didn't have too many problems. I did 3 different colours for the river. I want to see if I could make a 3 dimensional effect. I forgot which epoxy I used. I believe crystal clear it may have been the marine I use whatever best deal I find lol. That was for a customer. I am just curious if you think I'm gonna have a guy pull my driveway with a broken table for other problems??? It did turn out pretty cool but I did have a little bit of settling with the pearl I own a body shop so I get it for almost free. Luckily I noticed it on the first pour so I didn't do it again.
@ethanayers9899
@ethanayers9899 4 роки тому
What do you use for the mold release I want to try my luck at making a epoxy table
@Sapphire_Ace
@Sapphire_Ace 2 роки тому
I know that I’m a bit late but it’s in the description.
@dreams4867
@dreams4867 4 роки тому
Verry nice work wauw
@jerebott3679
@jerebott3679 3 роки тому
Have you ever had a bonding issue between the epoxy and wood slab? Is there a chance that they separate while moving or if they’re dropped?
@ramonamad8381
@ramonamad8381 2 роки тому
Amazing
@liviusuto579
@liviusuto579 4 роки тому
Hi there, thanks a lot for this video, concise, friendly and logic. Being a newbie, cannot figure exactly what type of wood did you use ( my guess is walnut). Can you share it ?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Sure! It’s black walnut
@user-wq1bq4pk3x
@user-wq1bq4pk3x 3 роки тому
Very nice design color and technologies very interesting beautifool resultations
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Oh thanks!
@warehouseman6325
@warehouseman6325 2 роки тому
Nice table
@pakistan1702
@pakistan1702 4 роки тому
artist
@MrAlainpoudrier
@MrAlainpoudrier 3 роки тому
Hello Cam, Just wanted to congratulate you on the great website and work that you and your wife do. After watching your videos for a while, I decided to take the plunge and have a go at it. You inspired me and I really appreciate your videos. I have purchased my first walnut slab and I am having a dilemma after removing the bark and getting the piece ready for the next step. Is there any way I could send you a photo and you could just let me know if I need to remove a 1 sq ft area that looks like it is part of the slab but it is a soft bark-like substance? Cheers
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
I do offer consultations on my website if you can’t get your answer in a quick comment
@msavage138
@msavage138 3 роки тому
I like to use an air mover fan when I do grinder work like that; for stone work as well.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Oh, good to know!
@michaeljrcp
@michaeljrcp Рік тому
Hey Cam, my wife and I love your work and your videos. We had a question on this video: Why you would use shellac to help the epoxy not stick to the wood when your going to run it through the drum sander anyway?
@cybershadow
@cybershadow 4 роки тому
Dear Cam, i don't think its weird table :) It's very beautiful design, i like it when woods have 4-5 several parts and unites in one table with epoxy, in stylish way. No weird "tie" shapes (or what was that in your other videos), something like >< . It ruins the table's stlye in my opinion, of course, may other customer likes that, but i dont. This table is perfect for me. Very clean, original shapes and surface of woods, and black epoxy, together. Its art. I am heading to part2, however i've seen this video and part2 video so many times. :)
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Thanks so much!
@marylouniebrugge9174
@marylouniebrugge9174 4 роки тому
What are you using to seal the edges and holes?
@thump3r
@thump3r 4 роки тому
i wonder if screwing the panels from underneath to keep them from floating would work?
@Alex-kx7ry
@Alex-kx7ry 4 роки тому
I normaly leave something in the COMMENTS that i would do different BUT this is perfect
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Lucky me! Thanks!
@greid9349
@greid9349 Рік тому
This video was made 2 years ago. Are you still painting the live edge with fast drying epoxy or have you found it's better to just pour? Learning as much as I can before my first pour.
@llewellyntoth5505
@llewellyntoth5505 4 роки тому
When making the mold if you put down polish wax in the corners it makes in easier to remove excess caulk. It gives you a nice rounded edge
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Excellent 👌
@thepalleteer9301
@thepalleteer9301 4 роки тому
Awesome video 👌🏻 Can I ask how many litres this table took?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Can’t remember. Around 20 or so
@zachaugustine893
@zachaugustine893 2 роки тому
I work with granite and other solid surface materials like quartz. Look into leathering brushes for stone. They come in different grit like sandpaper and remove the softest material first. Maybe they will help?
@benjenkins2415
@benjenkins2415 Рік тому
Long-time viewer. First time asking a question. I used epoxy on a table recently for sealing small cracks. It worked great except the (black) epoxy stained the wood. There seemed to be no way to remove this without removing a ton of material. Thoughts about how to protect against this? Shellac the entire piece first?
@ShootingUtah
@ShootingUtah 4 роки тому
Have you tried Minwax wood hardener on some of the soft spots in the wood? I've used it on a small scale with super good results. It turned super punky wood that you could scratch out with your fingernail into almost rock solid wood. It seaps in and is thinner than water I think and then hardens and stabilizes the wood. If you could get a big enough amount of it and removed the REALLY soft stuff I think it would really help around the edges and questionable parts of wood. It seems cheaper than super thin CA glue too.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
I haven’t before
@thephoenicianartisan9895
@thephoenicianartisan9895 4 роки тому
Great build, how do you avoid the eopoxy from setting too fast in a thick pour%?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Pour in layers 👌
@thephoenicianartisan9895
@thephoenicianartisan9895 4 роки тому
Blacktail Studio thank you do you have the temp in your shop well controlled
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Fairly well. Not perfect
@fredpeterson5208
@fredpeterson5208 4 роки тому
Several videos talk about the mold release but I've yet to see one that actually shows you had mentioned it do you have a video thank you
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
I’m here for ya Fred!
@bradleyheathhaysable
@bradleyheathhaysable 4 роки тому
One of the best how to videos I've seen so far. For my first table I'll probably use a silicone caulk instead of the Alex fast dry you mention. Unfortunately the Smooth-On Universal Mold Release isn't suggested for silicone. Their website says... 'If using silicone rubber, seal model surface with SuperSeal® only. Do not use Universal® Mold Release.' Are you familiar with this SuperSeal product of theirs and would you suggest it for a silicone caulk sealed mold?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Silicone makes forms REALLY hard to take apart. So I avoid it at all costs. It works too well.
@11dburgess
@11dburgess 3 роки тому
I noticed you use mold release. I’ve seen some other table makers use tape do you only recommend mold release or will the tape work as well.
@vbaspcppguy
@vbaspcppguy 4 роки тому
I really like this look of black resin rather than transparent. If you do a lot of this you should invest in a vacuum pump and chamber for removing bubbles. Seems like it would save you some of the fill in you do in part two.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Yeah, I do need one. Just not a ton of space left for one big enough for a 5 gal bucket.
@vbaspcppguy
@vbaspcppguy 4 роки тому
@@BlacktailStudio I feel that. Garage shops are a pain. Also, consider that the resin often foams up significantly so you cannot do a full bucket at a time. My thought for my own purposes was to get a 5 gallon vac chamber and get the largest container I can find that fits in it and do a couple gallons at a time. It doesn't take terribly long to do so the resin set time shouldn't be an issue.
@matthewmedeiros6472
@matthewmedeiros6472 2 роки тому
Re soft wood, would you not be able to set it with a clear epoxy? Or with CA? As in, could you not harden it/help reinforce/keep some of the soft wood if it looks good aesthetically by helping harden it? I think I saw someone do something similar once in a wood turning video. Not sure if the same principles can be applies/if it would work.
@jchemphill7358
@jchemphill7358 4 роки тому
Great videos! How do you handle disposal and clean up of epoxy? Obviously I can’t just wash my excess epoxy down the drain. And since you’re not supposed to leave it sitting in a bucket...
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Can clean with alcohol, but I generally just toss the bucket after it cures. Not ideal
@kyletaylor5452
@kyletaylor5452 Рік тому
Do you seal both sides of the slab with shellac before the pour? Or just the top?
@everettatkepgroovin
@everettatkepgroovin 2 роки тому
Hey, im about to make my first epoxy table - im wondering, what is the best way to clamp down the wood so it does not float? Would a feq 2x4 boards going across the table clamped down be sufficient enough to keep it from floating or would that mess something up?
@JonathanAyers
@JonathanAyers 3 роки тому
Do you have a playlist or a blog post of a literal step by step from the very beginning - to include what are must-haves for tools and materials?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
I have a blog that should help
@kevinmanthey4052
@kevinmanthey4052 4 роки тому
Do you clean your buckets or just buy new. If you do clean them what do you use to do it?
@bryanargue8105
@bryanargue8105 Рік тому
When you buy your rough slabs, generally how thick do they come? And for your standard tables what is the finished thickness?
@howardlee7216
@howardlee7216 Рік тому
Cam, what moisture of the wood do you recommend for an epoxy table.
@cwolf8841
@cwolf8841 5 місяців тому
Why not wide tape in inside corners of ‘pouring’ moulds. Then mould release over that? Or will the epoxy dissolve the glue?
@marcocano335
@marcocano335 3 роки тому
Quick question. You use a fast drying epoxy to seal the edges. When you do thicker pours you do the second pour when the first is still tacky so that it chemically bonds to the first pour. Wouldnt that also work if you seal your edges with the long cure epoxy?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Check out one of my more recent vids. I do it a little different now
@quique7764
@quique7764 4 роки тому
I wonder if pouring it with some kind of hose set up would further reduce bubbles, maybe immersing the hose into the epoxy would help too?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Never know, give it a go!
@livewellwitheds6885
@livewellwitheds6885 2 роки тому
u have such an amazing eye for flow & form! lovely! are you located in OR? it would be so cool to save up for a custom table by you as OR is my home state
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 2 роки тому
Yup, Oregon 👍🏼
@inthegarage342
@inthegarage342 4 роки тому
On your grinding, you might try a coral style body working disc. No more wires heading your way.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
I’ll check it out!
@johng2268
@johng2268 4 роки тому
If you don’t get rid of soft loose wood after epoxy resin it will be break ?
@absan913
@absan913 4 роки тому
Hi there, for a starter like me and since ecopoxy is not cheap what do you recommend the size of the table I should test on :) appreciate your help and I love your tables
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Start on a coffee table 👍🏼👍🏼
@raymondistenes1604
@raymondistenes1604 3 роки тому
I noticed you don't use screws on your form. Does this ever create any issues for you when you are putting your wood into the mold if it is tight fitting. Awesome video and thanks.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
I use em on big molds. No issues
@gustavogalindo4543
@gustavogalindo4543 2 місяці тому
Excellent work. I like the colors. What is the size of the coffee table?
@genepopaduke5125
@genepopaduke5125 3 роки тому
Hey buddy really love these videos!! I live in South Florida! Any advice where I can get slabs like this! Thx
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
Check out Goby walnut.
@DiverseCanal
@DiverseCanal 4 роки тому
Nice
@jeffeisler3920
@jeffeisler3920 Рік тому
Speaking of soft wood. I have a client wanting epoxy on a spalted maple slab. What kind of finish would you use for the top and do you have any videos for this?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio Рік тому
I did a round spalted table a while back
@dinsdalepiranah8759
@dinsdalepiranah8759 2 роки тому
Years late to this video, but I enjoyed it and appreciate the finished job. So what did you decide: PC or Mac?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 2 роки тому
Pc 👍🏼👍🏼
@Eaglespence11
@Eaglespence11 2 місяці тому
Are you sealing with table top epoxy to seal??
@vincedibona4687
@vincedibona4687 5 місяців тому
Nice.
@chasedixon3723
@chasedixon3723 2 роки тому
Is it possible to do a smoky color for the apoxsee. Like maybe less black or something, or it doesn’t look good?
@timkevwitch862
@timkevwitch862 3 роки тому
I forgot to mention I started making my own slabs by gluing kiln dried 4 quarter sandwiching them I have a big clamp press I made. then i make my natural live edge with sander and grinder that way I know they don't move they turn out really nice and very cheap to make to make.
@martins4100
@martins4100 3 роки тому
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@gregjarosinski1783
@gregjarosinski1783 2 роки тому
What do you use for fast dry epoxy?
@user-ky9ou5dz9q
@user-ky9ou5dz9q 2 роки тому
How much for an end table??? Serious question. Like one you'd out a radio or set of speakers on for a living room. Just bought myself and my girlfriend our first house. It's from 1904, insanely good shape. But it's just FULL of woodwork everywhere. The orginal woodwork in stunning condition. Would absolutely adore one of those tables to go with it. Don't need a full on kitchen table, can't afford that. But a decent sized dark wood side table would be great that I can put along the wall. Thanks in advance!
@johnnybarbar7435
@johnnybarbar7435 4 роки тому
Use a simple overhead frame and bowsticks to hold anything down. Google "Guitar clamping with sticks" to see images of how the idea works. It can be done dirt cheap and works great.
@snow_bound266
@snow_bound266 2 роки тому
I know this is an older video, but hopefully you see this. When it comes to making box molds, have you played with HPDE or Acrylic sheets at all? If so, and the molds are made properly, how many pieces do you think you could get out of 1 HPDE mold? Asking this because I’m getting ready to start doing this type of work but I want to minimize as much waste as possible. I come from a composites background where we use molds for many parts. I’m mostly going to be working with smaller pieces up to 1.5” thick and 36” in length or width.
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 2 роки тому
I have some premade hdpe molds now
@wilsonfamily4843
@wilsonfamily4843 4 роки тому
Do you have an opinion on using a wood hardener on the soft spots?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Maybe, but these spots were a little rough too. Need it to feel perfectly smooth.
@paulestardo8589
@paulestardo8589 4 роки тому
is there a resin just for that sir or i can use the usual resin sold in store?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
This resin is pretty specific
@josephbunch5078
@josephbunch5078 4 роки тому
@@BlacktailStudio which is????
@bethlarson7144
@bethlarson7144 2 роки тому
What boards are you using for your templates?
@minnionator
@minnionator 2 роки тому
Quick question: Why do you not use silicone instead of latex caulk for sealing/making dams? I've made a few concrete molds for countertops etc and find that silicone caulk is very easy to peel and remove and doesnt "glue" and break the melamine anywhere near bad. Pros/cons for wood? Thanks!!!
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 2 роки тому
It always sticks bad for me
@minnionator
@minnionator 2 роки тому
@@BlacktailStudio Hmm interesting! I would have thought the opposite. Thanks for the knowledge!
@orazha
@orazha 4 роки тому
I haven't done anything as big as this with epoxy but have done other types of work involving the problem of bubbles. In that work, we would vibrate the bubbles out. Would that work for epoxy table tops? And is there any reason that you couldn't screw the slab to the bottom of the tray?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
I haven’t vibrated yet. Done it with concrete though. It might work. Or it might cause more bubbles. Worth a shot. I wouldnt screw it down, but probably fine.
@markyfrencho
@markyfrencho 3 роки тому
Could you use wood hardener on the soft portions?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
I’ve found it discolors the wood some
@jeremus2729
@jeremus2729 3 роки тому
After sealing the slab with shellac, are you going to sand it before pouring ?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 3 роки тому
It’s all in the video 😊
@TheTcheBagual
@TheTcheBagual 3 роки тому
@@BlacktailStudio when i should use shellac? and i dont have this brand in my coutry, its water based?
@codymuscat5998
@codymuscat5998 5 місяців тому
For this arrangement of pieces, are these cross cut cookie slabs?
@PeterCrooks-ss4vs
@PeterCrooks-ss4vs 3 місяці тому
woodworking project plan fine
@simplified8268
@simplified8268 4 роки тому
just to clarify the mold release is used on the form and not on the wood?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
Yup!!
@ekknight2927
@ekknight2927 4 роки тому
Hello dear, may i ask about how we clean up the buckets or stuffs that we have touch the liquid Epoxy? something like wait till it cure or can clean it by simple water?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 4 роки тому
No, not water. Best to let it dry then break it out
@joehenigan3553
@joehenigan3553 2 роки тому
My brother and I are really wanting to make an epoxy coffee table to sell on our etsy but our workshop is only 20ft by 10ft so it's already short of space and it's not exactly a dust free environment. What would you say is the best way to go about making one in our situation?
@BlacktailStudio
@BlacktailStudio 2 роки тому
Just work with what you have 👊
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