I LOVE the one standing up behind you with the blue and red/rust. THAT one looks aMMMAzing

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind feedback AyeshaFit! What would you like to see us create next?

I like your friendly, happy style! You make me feel like this is something I could do. You were very detailed and complete. I wish you much success.

Beautiful !!!!!! This company is absolutely built for the customer. More companies should use their example. Awesome.

This was amazing to watch. No heavy-duty saws, jointers or planers. Just good old generally available hand tools anyone can afford. The hand router planer jig is genius. Thanks for posting this.

wow. Although I don't know if I like this or the blue one on the wall better! So freaking pretty!

im a painting contractor and have used a bunch of expoy, i HAVE to try yours! great job as usual! keep up the great work stonecoatcountertops

Your dad is so cute! He sure sure looks proud of his boys! You guys GOT THIS! the table looks GREAT!! Thanks for sharing!

Your whole family contribution is awesome!

magnificent...what a great way to spend your life...

Table looks awesome. I'm getting ready to experiment with some counter tops.

@littlelulu4107

5 жыл бұрын

How did your countertops turn out?

I like that you explain it and that you take care of your customers and actually show how its done instead of just trying to sell a product like most companies. You guys truly stand behind it and your customers.

This table is now a beautiful piece of art

I love watching your videos.. I have been binge watching them lately..😉

@paulawall2448

6 жыл бұрын

StoneCoatCountertops YIPPEE!!! I'm soooo excited!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! 😁

It's stunningly beautiful 😊thanks for your tutorial 😊

@sanchezg619

6 жыл бұрын

Hii Mahendra, Are you making epoxy resin tables in India?

@MultiTom1956

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Gaurav , I have not but worked with resin& wood making rings and pendant . I am a hobby woodworker and made a lot of furniture and stuff. Unfortunately we don't get much variety here in India but for sure I am going to make one resin and wood table. Thanks

@sanchezg619

6 жыл бұрын

Can you please share your contact no, I am thinking something to start?

@MultiTom1956

6 жыл бұрын

Gaurav Sharma here is my email address tomsunnu@gmail.com .

@brucenorton3613

5 жыл бұрын

Very clear presentation and instructions, I really appreciate all the tips. Thank you and beautiful job!

By far and away one of the best instructional videos I've ever seen. Not to mention, done without thousands of dollars in tools. Also, love the energy. Keep up the great work!

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words Senor. What projects are you working on?

I want to try this technique out on a clock my dad made out of a piece of burlwood over 40 years ago. It needs a new life and this seems like it would be the perfect solution! Thanks for sharing!

I love you guys. This is the first channel, that is deserving of a subscription that I have come across in a very long time. Mike, you are a master of your skill set. Wow! I cant believe what, I viewed & you created. You are true Artist. Your knowledge of colors & how they work together, is an Amazing Talent. I would LOVE to attend 1 of your classes. I hit the Bell. Cant wait to meet you & show me how to do your technical knowledge & your technique. Mike, thanks for allowing me to comment & I give you Great Props, On how to even show the difficult stuff & yet show us DIY people, Just how to do it right. Mike you are the best. Thanks for the info, & how to try to attack a project. Thanks, Jason Arriaga

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Wow thank you Jason Arriaga for your wonderful feedback! We are glad to have earned your SUB and we are thankful you find value in our content!

@heribertoruiz6885

4 жыл бұрын

70

@vitolopoii7981

3 жыл бұрын

Get a room

That is drop dead gorgeous!! I love that so much! :) You have also inspired me to take some of the wood scraps and do this but as a pendant. :) I can use my dremel to make the space in the middle then fill it with dyed resin! Thank you, as always, so much for sharing these videos! - Heidi

@blackopal3138

5 жыл бұрын

Wood and epoxy pendants readily available at most large shopping sites

YES!!! Another table video. I could watch these everyday.

I am so excited. I just shared this video. After my dad passed away last year some friends of his gave me some wood slabs that came from trees in Yosemite Valley. I am remodeling my kitchen and was wondering how I could integrate these in to the new look. This is the perfect idea for my Island!

Great Teacher i must say. Perfect Tone of your voice and I can feel the smile in your voice, BTW I am a public speaker So Job well done in teaching us all. The table looks amazing.

Shared on my Facebook for my wood working friends even if I don't win I'm still going to try and get my hands on some of that red i mean WOW that is a gorgeous color I ordered some epoxy resin should be here on the 11th I'm excited can't wait! Thanks for the video guys it looks phenomenal

@jeffreygraham4058

6 жыл бұрын

NO WAY! IM CALLING RIGHT NOW!

Every single one of these projects is worth watching multiple times. They never get old! Keep them coming!

That’s a HOT table. I really like the way it goes from red to dark grain to really light grains on the outside. It’s kinda like it’s burnt from the inside out. With this video I now know how to proceed with my second epoxy project. Thank you.

You guys are bad-arse!!!...Great ideas!

@3four4door59

6 жыл бұрын

+StoneCoatCountertops second what he said. very informative video not trying to lead anyone the wrong way. keep up the good work. ☝subbbbscribbee

Would love to get a kit. I’m making an epoxy river table next year in my woodshop and wanna make it awesome!

@lionelmitchell2979

2 жыл бұрын

i dont mean to be so offtopic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me

@emiliozahir3427

2 жыл бұрын

@Lionel Mitchell instablaster :)

@lionelmitchell2979

2 жыл бұрын

@Emilio Zahir thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@lionelmitchell2979

2 жыл бұрын

@Emilio Zahir It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D Thanks so much, you really help me out :D

@emiliozahir3427

2 жыл бұрын

@Lionel Mitchell you are welcome xD

You guys "ROCK"...love watching your work.

I have now seen several of the woodworking and epoxy videos from several creators, and this piece especially is stunning. I especially like how wood that would normally not be suitable for fine furniture is reworked not only into functional pieces but also into beautiful works of art. Good call using just the red epoxy. In this instance, simpler is definitely better. Keep up the great work!

"you get more depth when it's deeper" lol … beautiful work man, should have put my name in it though;)

Great video, keep them coming! subscriber and shared

That is exactly the thought process I was thinking of when I spoke with you about doing a lava flow and working it into the 130 year old wood I salvaged for use in a fire place mantel. Your colors popped and give me encouragement.

This video is a keeper, because as you talk you come up with some new information that we need to know. The blue behind you on the wall is exquisite BTW What I would like to do is a river table with a double dirty pour on each side of the river with opposing colors so that they run together on their own but don't stir them. See what happens. The possibilities are endless with your show. But table is awesome and the music is equally awesome. Nobody could be depressed watching your videos

dam this looks so cool

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliment! Are you planning a wood slab project?

@kyndred2008

5 жыл бұрын

if i had the time ,but you guys are amazing

Imagination gone wild!

This was awesome.. I'm blown away by how you did this..

How could you not want something like this in your home?! Beautiful and unique!

Do ya'll have a store in Texas?

this looks stunning, i especially like the one hanging on the wall in the background with the blue river centre, where can i buy these products and colours

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Joseph thank you for taking the time to watch our video, You can find out products at Stonecoatcountertops.com The blue river project was a blast! Here is the link to that video as well- kzread.info/dash/bejne/a21kkplvf8WfgJc.html

Hi there guys... I am blown away by the lava flow river table.. It looks fantastic... I am inspired to do something like this for my entertainment area out back.. Its a pity I live so far away in Cape Town, South Africa.. I have no carpentry skills, but I'm a hands on kinda guy.. so looking forward to starting this project.. You guys are awesome.. Thank you. Leon Michaels..

That red metallic is awesome stuff! Looks amazing with the funky old lumber. I love the globule effect yoiu got with the red.

Saludos.felicitaciones.desde colombia...porfavor subtitulos en español.jajaja...y les garantizo 100000 supcriptores mas...😆

Hi this is the coolest thing I have seen in years. I love you work. I am a retied Film ( Movie) Prop builder. I have a question and don't take it as criticism . There are infinite ways to do the same thing and like i said I'm a big fan. The question is could you use your router to cut out your river ( slot ) including the ends of the piece lets say 1/2 "- 3/4 " deep bypassing the need for steel reinforcement and the second casting pour and achieve the same results? if not why ? thank you your fan eddie

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Eddie thank you for taking the time to watch our videos! You are absolutely correct there are many different ways to achieve your end goal in a project! Thinking out of the box can lead to awesome discoveries! You can totally router out a river and fill that space. You may still consider installing the support bars because it keeps the project from cupping or warping but you would need to use less of the Casting epoxy. Be aware that doing it this way will show on your edges that the river does not fullly go through the wood! Give us a call sometime Eddie, we would love to speak with you! 541-450-1976

@davidburns9580

5 жыл бұрын

Great question and great response ... the world of art has so many good people in it. Keep going and keep inspiring me to do better and more. Just starting with resin and adding it to my copper work. Whooppee, feel like a kid again ... I was a kid near 80 years ago!

@CCPW_chicago

5 жыл бұрын

Like Mike said , the edges will show the wood/epoxy relationship... However, lets say your table thickness is 1". You router your river 1/2". When you get about 8" from each end, gradually router from 1/2" down to 1" at the ends. This way you will not see the wood/epoxy on the ends. Only epoxy.

Absolutely GORGEOUS!!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!!!

One of the best demonstrations I have ever seen. Thank you for your dedication and help

Hey guys i have a 100$ question here 🤪 I’ve never seen you guys do the underside of your tables ...! Do you need to do so ?Because when i do finishing with shelack or other finishes , i need to do both sides , or else it’ll worp !

@harriedoones8413

3 жыл бұрын

I'd like an answer to this too!

Did I miss a step? What does the torch do? and where does the black come in.You said "I used only red powder" didn't hear black as well.Table looks amazing thank you

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Great question Ruben! We always use a propane torch to remove air bubbles incorporated into the epoxy while mixing Here is a link to our favorite torch head. This is used with off the shelf small propane bottles: www.amazon.com/Bernzomatic-TS4000-Trigger-Start-Torch/dp/B00008ZA09/ref=as_sl_pc_qf_sp_asin_til?tag=stoncoatcoun-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=1079ed93ce4f9a3210140881ab1ed4ed&creativeASIN=B00008ZA09 For this project we used our dark red metallic powder with our casting epoxy. Are you planning a similar project Ruben?

@ramkostudios

5 жыл бұрын

The torch is to remove the air bubbles .

The red epoxy looks like smoldering embers. Really cool!

I like the square metal that secures the pieces together. I have watched many of these videos before and felt like something was missing to make them stronger and more secure. You have the answer.

What if you burned the live edges of the wood to really sell the lava effect

@Csqd1975

6 жыл бұрын

the joy of making good things,,, that sounds great can bound the river

@DanielRichards644

5 жыл бұрын

what if you did a heavy char on the live edges and a lite char over the whole thing, then only filled the red metallic like 3/4 of the way up then switched to clear above that so that a portion of the heavy char actually visually drops down the side of the live edge.

@ronryan5846

5 жыл бұрын

OneWay 4D73 ‘

@fakhrussalhin3149

5 жыл бұрын

already done by a Russian couple. check out The Positive Couple channel. their tables are awesome, not only did they make a lava table, they inserted LEDs in it to make it look really really. after watching that i think this table is just ugly

@red6833

5 жыл бұрын

@@fakhrussalhin3149 I wouldn't comment like that if you post a video of your works.

Thanks for the lava table video. I'm pouring one tomorrow with a product that recommends pours of only 3/16" at a time. I need to go up to 1.25". If I use a torch to get bubbles out, can I pour a thicker pour? Otherwise I'm up all freakin night.

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Great question George! Its best to follow that epoxy company's suggested application method as all epoxy formulas are different!

@GeorgeJConstanceJr

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! One more question. Does the epoxy eliminate the need to accommodate wood expansion?

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Hi George! Our epoxy does have some flex and will allow for expansion and contraction of wood. You will want to reinforce the bottom of your slab with square steel tubing to prevent twisting and cupping. Give us a call anytime to help get your project started. (541)450-1976

@guloguloguy

5 жыл бұрын

You could, also, use a "heat gun" instead of a open-flame (torch).

I really appreciate you guys taking the time to explain what you're doing and why! I've love to work up to making something like this, so this video is CLUTCH! Thank you!

That is outstanding! I can imagine so many more colors with this technique.

You look like the evil brother of the bad guy from robocop. But you did an amazing job man. Mad props mate. Cheers!

@blackopal3138

5 жыл бұрын

lol, the evil brother of the bad guy... he must look pretty evil. …… That is Kurtwood Smith, Red, from hat 70's show, and he is pretty fkn evil in that film:)

just curious , what it sold for

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Great question, it is in our youtube room! We are not planning on selling this one!

@guloguloguy

5 жыл бұрын

.....having done a few labor intensive projects, ...and then selling them below "cost$", is a BIG "DE-MOTIVATOR!!!".....

@sgtdrinkho

5 жыл бұрын

@@StoneCoatCountertops What is the general cost of something like this? Thanks in advance!!

This is amazing!! The possibilities are endless!! Thanks for your heart to help others learn. I'm in!! Ordering soon. The ideas are loading up!!

That red metallic is just bananas!!!!

Guys... Great job and great products! I really need to win this kit. I'm a 60 year old carpenter who use to build custom kitchens, furniture and cabinets. I went to school for kitchen design when I was 52! My craftsmanship is beyond excellent. Problem is that I got very sick about 6 years ago and now I'm disabled. Ive worked hard to get my legs back and get stronger.. I just need a chance to show what I can do, but I can't afford to get started again. I need a start with your product and I know that I will be back in business.. Please consider picking me to win or maybe sponsoring me. I really need a leg up guys! Lol.. Desperate to get to work.. Thank you

@tkayeknc6734

6 жыл бұрын

Sure hope you win some, David. :)

@KaiSupply01

6 жыл бұрын

Aloha David, where are you located?

@the_first_woodwizard

5 жыл бұрын

Dave, I finally found someone who fits in my shoes. I am also 60 years old. Injured my back in 1991. Been through every therapy known to man for three years after the injury. Prior to the injury, I started working with my father-in law who was a Master craftsman. He spent 6 years in four different countries working toward his Doctorate. He was heavily involved in the rebuilding of the California State Capital in the 1980's. He built the 12 foot arched doors and the spiral stair cases. Another thing he built was the windows made of solid Teak for the American Embassy in Bangladesh. He gave me car trunk loads of exotic lumber. He took his life shortly after his wife passed. I also worked with a Japanese furniture designer who lived directly across the street. We worked together for nearly ten years before passing away at 96. He never used a nail or a screw. He also didn't speak English but 99% of woodworking is international, so we got along well and communication was very good. After he passed, I had no reason to stay. About my woodworking experience. I built a 90 degree table saw at 11. My father was so amazed and pissed at the same time I didn't know what to think. The next day I went to do some woodworking and there was a brand new Craftsman saw. I got right to work to design a project for the limited tools I had. In Middle school I held the record for the most woodworking classes in the three years, nine classes. 7th 1 class, 8th 2 classes, one standard and 1 Teachers Assistant, 9th 3 classes 1 standard, 1 Teacher Assistant and 1 remedial PE which I spent 4 days a week in the wood-shop. On to high-school Freshmen year. Boy was my teacher dope. After a few weeks, the teacher noticed that students were coming to me for advice and not him. Most of the students were from my middle school anyway, they knew me. Near the end of the year, the Teacher was giving a how-to on dado blades and their uses. He cut his thumb off, just hanging by some skin. It was clear to me that not a person in that school could teach me anything about woodworking so I applied for community collage. Unfortunately I had to wait until the next semester. Found a great job in 1978 making $12.00 per hour. and a $1.00 per Hr. raise annually. Great job, couldn't turn it down. Still finished my community collage courses and had a great job. Scott (Woodwizzard)

@chezzapie

5 жыл бұрын

I hope you win David. All the best for the future.

"I can't wait for you guys to see the end result!" ........Shows end result at beginning of video...

That red is beautiful!!!

Awesome job. I'm just getting into using Epoxy, so I really appreciate the little tips and pointers. Well done!

What do you do with the drips that harden up?

@craftermancreations8926

5 жыл бұрын

I have missed drips on the underside once before. Better to catch them while they are not dry and wipe them flush. But, if you missed it like I did... I used a contractors knife to cut them off.... it is a rough process friend.

@ZacVaper

5 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately these guys don't read the comments or they just don't give a damn. I found someone else that responded right away, so I hired those guys to do my job. The piece already arrived and it's flawless. I won't be a douche and say who I used instead of Stone Coat but I'm glad the way things turned out.

Love your work! But am I the only person who sees intestines instead of lava??? 🤔

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

LOL! Thanks for watching Jan!

@Automedon2

5 жыл бұрын

LOL, that's exactly what I thought. A big red colon.

@MarkSKristensen

5 жыл бұрын

YES, or like someone skinned a button of human butts, and poured thick liquid over them, or like upscale diarrhea. also I can't stand thick plastic like finishes. Still they did an amazing job on the table, even if in my subjective opinion is looks like.. Well ass haha.

Great videos man and yalls customer service is the best. Keep up the outstanding work

Best " how to " break down video I've seen . Great job and thank you for the video

“Your lower intestine” table.

@jaimecastro1342

4 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking of that ... Great job but, doesnt look like lava..

هذا هو الإبداع، جميل جدا،كل يوم أتعلم منك هذا الفن، شكرا جزيلا.

Mike, that’s awesome! I’m so stoked to get started using your products. I’m in SoCal near Santa Barbara. I think my clients are going to love this stuff. Thank you very much for your advice and encouragement in the Artisan Summit video. God bless you, your family and your business!

WOW, Great Video, it was a very nice lesson by watching you. I have learn a lot which your comments. God Bless,

@StoneCoatCountertops

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! -Nathan

I’ve been waiting for this one! I’ve really wanted to make one of these and now I have more confidence as to what it will take. It’s our summer project

Really digging this! Once my kitchen cabinets come in and I install them, I'm going to use your products to make my own countertops. Thanks for your inspiring videos!

Another amazing job. I love your enthusiasm and your beautiful work. I can't understand how people could dislike this video.

you guys have been a huge help in small projects. I cannot believe how easy you make the step by step instructions. Really appreciate you sharing your knowledge to an average joe like myself. Cheers guys!

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

We are glad we can help Jon Seiferth, You Got This!

Love your videos, I've been looking at the epoxy tables for months, never even thought that you can use stonecoat casting resins for this, I only thought they were just for floors and countertops and I have to say that the finish is by far the Best I've seen when it comes to a glossy finish, nice job!

You guys have really inspired me. Now I am retired I have something to aim for.

I think that lava river is my fave! Great work fellas. I love watching all your creations 😉

Hey, Thanks a lot for taking the time to make this video! I really like how you took the time to cover all aspects of this project and the tips for the wood working & tools. It really helps me as a novice wood working learn new techniques and how to use tools correctly. Lastly, nice looking table good job!

Ohhhh please pick me! I love your art. And your total enthusiasm when making your projects! And that you share your wisdom with us all!

Thank you for this amazing project. I can’t wait to emulate this when I create my custom live edge bar top.

Such a fantastic video! Keep up the good work. I really appreciate how beginner friendly and descriptive this video was. Thanks Stone Coat.

Absolutely amazing!!!. A perfect piece of art.

What a fantastic job guy's , i couldn't take my eyes of the screen

Super great detailed instructions. Wow, you guys are awesome!

Thanks guys. Clearly helpful. All the best.

Really gorgeous! Very good commentary as you're working.

So many great tips keep them coming. Cant wait to try this out myself.

AMAZING! Thanks for sharing your artform. These benches are so beautiful.

@StoneCoatCountertops

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching Rickey Racer!

I enjoy watching be all your projects. Shared with my wife so we can do this for a weekend project

What an amazing video! Thank you so much for this! I'm about to do the same thing for my first bar top with a slab of live edge cherry and I thank you for giving such a detailed guide on how this is done. I am less nervous now, even though I know it is a slow and steady process. 2 thumbs up!

Outstanding results, the process opens up a whole new world of possibilities !

Beautiful‼️❤️ Love it‼️🥰 Thank you for sharing your amazing talent‼️

The red is fantastic great work

Absolutely love the color just amazing what you can you can do. Thx for the videos

This was the most detailed video I have scene to date on this process. Amazing job and thanks for doing it for us! :)

Precisely what I want in my van. Adding to the wish list🎉

you guys are the real deal. you really do show how its done. great job guys.

@sccteam1918

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words of support!

You are awesome! Thank you for being so generous with your help! I can't wait to try this.

Incredible piece! Keep it up fellas, thank you for all of the tips and details!

Amazing. That would look good as a waterfall table.

Excellent work and very detailed video.Color of resin is unbelievable.

I really love all your vids, they are soooo informative. Thanks for taking the time for all the details. Keep up the great work.