@funkydawg9444 is the winner but has not claimed the prize yet.

@Kimmaline

4 ай бұрын

And *how* do you pick someone else if they never claim it???? (I'm so entirely kidding. I just had to.)

@Chucklesvw

4 ай бұрын

Damn. Just found this. Looks Awesome!

@annettefoti5936

4 ай бұрын

I volunteer as tribute if funkydawg doesn't claim 😆

@AcraftyErin

4 ай бұрын

I think a great name for the table would be the Mystic Olive Vortex! And if there’s any other chance to win this table, I would love a chance to enter. This table is epic! 💜🧡💜

@vinnyvidivici

4 ай бұрын

That's me. I am @funkydawg9444. Source: *Trust me bro.*

I think if you're going to make another table like this again, instead of putting magnetic mixers into it, you should try connecting the 2 holes at the edges of the table with a small hose and have a pump in the middle of the hose. That way the water would be pushed from one end of the table to the other side, and it would make all of the liquid in the table flow, instead of having 2 aggressive vortexes in the middle of the table that leaves the majority of the liquid at the edges untouched. It would also be much quieter, as it sounded like those mixers were quite loud. the only down side is that you would have to have the holes on the underside of the table, so they would need to be water tight, but that's not hard to do since you would just need to cut in some threads using a tap and screw in the proper sized fittings If you like that idea I would suggest looking up PC water cooling equipment, as it is usually very small, but can produce some good velocity for the liquid.

@nicoschroeder5379

5 ай бұрын

Magnetic mnixers seems fine, but they are tooo aggressive. Slow them down, put 2 more in for a more even movement and its fine. But the soundissue is annoying if you can hear it somehow. Maybe they are way quieter if you could turn down the rpm. And it still needs to be on legs of some kind. Maybe its possible to build a somewhat sound absorbing box around the whole underside. A thing like this has to be absolutely quiet while usage or its useless.

@NerdOfAllTrade5

4 ай бұрын

​@@nicoschroeder5379 they don't have to be loud, it's more about the surface of the mixer pill and the surface of the thing it's spinning on. I've used mixers in a lab that were nearly completely silent.

@Edgunsuk

4 ай бұрын

john maleki just did this for a live fish table , was pants , may work better in an enclosed table ofc.

@sorayaya3080

4 ай бұрын

But then isn't the pump what's going to be making nose? You'd also need a pump that wouldn't get clogged up or damaged by the dye passing through it

@cocoxcocoa

4 ай бұрын

@sorayaya3080 a small pump would make a much quieter, and more pleasant noise than that spinning magnet. And lots of PC water cooling builds have a lot of special dies and additives in them. While it might reduce the life span of the pump, it should be fine for a long time.

As a guy with a set of liquid core dice that have a pink/purple filling, this is AMAZING!!!! Because of the purple and the burl you could call it The Royal. Also, Wisebond.

This is amazing. I think adding glow in the dark pigment powders to the water would amplify and make it even better. Great job and can’t wait to see what you create next

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Great idea!!

@brandonbell4133

5 ай бұрын

i thought that same thing i think it would look sick with glow in the dark in it but never the less that table is pretty sweet aint it

@MxchiefMaykr

4 ай бұрын

Slightly larger shimmery particles pigments or fine glitter would also look cool in there!

Why did the DIY enthusiast bring Wisebond epoxy to the comedy club? Because they wanted to ensure their jokes had a strong and lasting bond with the audience!

@elasticmachinery

4 ай бұрын

Boooooooo😂

I love your creative vision, your tenacity and determination to perservere despite setbacks, unavoidable mistakes, unexpected "Murphy's Law" events... This is a very scientific method to realize your vision. You bravely weild both ART and SCIENCE and I greatly admire your video (the first I've ever seen) and the myriad of creative details and valuable tips. As someone who ALMOST drove off with her (then) only son strapped in his car seat atop my Explorer...I laughed indecently at that (and the other quips). Well done, dude.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

Ай бұрын

I love Science I'm responding to this old post because I have a sudden compulsion to clear all the "I haven't responded." If your comment was generally supportive: Thanks for watching I really appreciate it. If it was insightful: I'll definitely give that some thought before I do it again. Negative: traumatic brain injury or just born stupid?

Do I know the first thing about creating epoxy table (other than you are an absolute champ)? Nope. Did I watch the entire video and now think I can just magically create one? Yes, absolutely. Go wisebond for helping you get weird with wood and making your vision come to life.

the magnetic stir bar was a genius idea! yeah, the movement issue can be dealt with in a couple ways. I'd make little propeller-shaped additions to the magnetic stir bar, either encasing it in resin/3D printed propeller, or making my own. the only other thing is probably using a very bright backlight and pigments that don't mix, (like using both oil based and water based liquids together), but that has a chance of ruining the table altogether. I was thinking like some sort of dark/black oil and then the orange pigmented water would do nicely, if you found something that wouldn't stick/paint the inside of the resin after a few hours.

What a fantastic build! I'm excited to hear that you want to scale it up and can't wait to see those result. A trick I learned from a friend studying the physics of fluid flow is that the best way to make rheoscopic fluid is to mix cheap shaving cream and water together. The little guanine crystals stay suspended way better than mica powder and make some very high contrast swirls. Then you can dye it whatever color you want. I also wonder if longer magnetic stir bars might help form larger vortex patterns. Thanks for making this and sharing the process with us all!

That is stunning, I can imagine some of the color shifting powders would look incredible in there. Since it’s purple and made with burl my brain wants to call it the blurple table. Seriously though this is so impressive, I’ve seen how hard it is to create those dice and this is on a different level.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

That would be cool!

Randomly bumped onto this video, got wowed by the thumbnail, got dragged in by the process, got convinced I had to subscribe by the humour. Sir lemme tell I like what you do and how you go about it! Oh and thanks for the laughs and inspiration :)

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

8 күн бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Blacktail is the goat because of his buttery smooth documentary style audio....but this project is awesome. One could do so much with various dyes. I saw someone mention glow in the dark pigment, and it's usually over-rated...maybe if one introduced a liquid flow over a uv led and can see a glowing trail or something. There is potential there but glow in the dark pigments are more impressive in the imagination than in reality. UV reactive pigments(glow under a blacklight and often Blue LED's) are much the same way, because as they mix with the resin they lose a lot of vibrancy. Aaanyways. Great to see various channels lend a cameo appearance on a smaller channel.

I switched from Total Boat to Wisebond because of you! I made a chess board with epoxy casted chess pieces. The deep pour Wisebond did perfect with the small chess pieces too. I've told you before and I'll say it again, you continue to inspire me (and others) to not give up, even with all the challenges and problems woodworking and epoxy brings!

@Donutsnbeer

5 ай бұрын

I read that as cheese board, and i wondered what epoxy coated cheese tasted like... I need glasses.

damn im just getting into wood working. as a mechanic 43 years im tired and ready for something new. thanks for this!!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Do it!

The wisdom of Wisebond epoxy could be indisputably demonstrated by the fact that it telepathically communicated how it would nominate me to be the runner up that will receive the table not claimed by the winner. I can't argue with greatness...

The process of your creativity in this table was mesmerizing. Watching the table work at the end made me think of watching the vortex on the weather map when we have a hurricane or tropical storm coming in 😅 I've never used Wisebond before, but I've only made small projects with molds so far. I'd have to say the most satisfying sound is the crack of the molding release, when you know it's going to be a satisfactory piece. Gorgeous table and I love the commentary you add. Keep creating Donkey! 💕

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

This is really awesome. I thought at first you were using liquid from computer water cooling, which does come in versions like this, and has biocide in it so it doesn't get any growth. Computer water cooling also has screw in plugs that would work better than cork or plastic plugs, and could be put in on the bottom side to remain hidden. You could also get a flowing river by having a computer water cooling reservoir and pump on the underside, tubing that would have one hole being an input, the other an output, and basically create a loop. PC water cooling pumps can be very quiet, such as the D5 pumps, and some have manual adjustments for flow rates. I think using computer water cooling parts could really lead to something that has more of a river flow, and a cleaner top.

Absolutely love this idea, and now I kind of want one for myself... not so much of a woodworker as a crafter, so maybe this'll inspire something smaller but equally as awesome. Thank you!

A wood working trick, when working whit woods that have lots of holes or cracks. Do some sanding so you get the dust from the wood (Make sure the sanding material dont have pigments that leach out and mix whit the wood dust once it's whet). Keep it and then mix it whit epoxy to make a really thick paste (Like drywall spacel), that you force in to the holes. when the epoxy wood paste dries it will have a simelair colour and look as the original wood have. And if done properly, it will be difficoult to see a difference between the paste, and the original wood. This trick can be used for pretty much anything wood related, for as long it's not going to be in contact whit food (Most epoxys are toxic, and should be kept far away from food related stuff), or is going to get oiled. Wood finishing oils will not stick to the epoxy, so any spots that have been treated like this, will stick out after recieving a coat of oil.

Absolutely wonderful concept and great execution. That first shake up at 35:00 is jaw dropping.

Me watching this with thoughts of attempting making something similar for our wedding in 2025! Definitely adding wisebond onto our wedding registry 😂 or just hoping we get lucky enough and somehow get this table itself. Totally spent my whole lunch break at work watching this and was amazed the whole time.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Awesome compliment. Thank you 🙏

Flipping awesome! I'd thought of this, after seeing similar dice, but couldn't quite figure out the logistics. Glad you did!

Very cool, great job. Awesome lessons learned. Now, if i were to do this, i would cut some small pipes into the wood portions so they are hidden, then i would make the legs out of acrylic with wood to support the weight, and put some aquarium pumps in the legs. I would point the jets toward one of the wood parts so it forms a swirl on its way through to the other side of the table. May want 2 pumps if needed. And allow the water columns to flow through and down the legs. I think it would give it an awesome look having water flowing throughout the table and through the legs or supports however you design them. Most decent aquarium pumps are near silent and wouldn't need to be very large so sould be easily hidden in the supporting legs or structures. But thats just how i would view this project. Very neat concept.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

2 ай бұрын

I tried pumps first. Issue with the mica powder

So where the legs would connect to the table you have on one side a pump and then on one of the embedded wood structures of the table you send a house that splits into many hoses. You have the bottom part of the table on the interior cavity on a slight angle. Then on the other side of the table you have a catch for the fluid that connects via tubing through the embedded wood, to the other leg of the table which also has a pump. However this sucks from the table and pushes out down the leg and then through the h-style base support and up the leg to the other pump. Voila! A closed circuit water system that will flow like a river. Use black pigment and uv dark red with black lights... This will make lava. You're welcome.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

Ай бұрын

We tested a couple of pumps and the mica clogged them

I appreciate how gentle you were while spreading your caulk on. THIS TABLE IS AMAZING!! I too want to be some jerk that plays with his wood in his garage. Keep building and making the world feel inspired and chuckle.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

You can do it!

Such a beautiful piece- I genuinely don't know how you make every piece even more unique- your craft is incredible! Wisebond! Good luck everyone!🎉❤

Love this, like I've shown my husband a dozen times.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

4,996,000 more and I’ll be viral

So 3D! The purple is like sorcery clouds!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

Ай бұрын

I have a satanic dog, so it fits. I'm responding to this old post because I have a sudden compulsion to clear all the "I haven't responded." If your comment was generally supportive: Thanks for watching I really appreciate it. If it was insightful: I'll definitely give that some thought before I do it again. Negative: traumatic brain injury or just born stupid?

I haven’t gotten into using epoxy yet, but I am so interested in learning because of your beautiful art! Excited to start my journey!!

What an adventure. I actually watched the whole video, you're a master at epoxy tables AND engaging KZread videos. That thing is amazing.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

I don’t even think my wife watched the whole thing. Thanks!

You should keep this is not just a table.. It's a damn art piece... Thoroughly enjoyed the video

I’m not an epoxy user myself, nor am I as skilled as you and your crew of your wife and all your machines, but I have heard great things about Wisebond. Keep up the great work, I cannot wait to see more videos in the future!

Resin has so many uses!! But if I got some wisebond I'd be able to make a bottlecap side table as a tribute to my father!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Fantastic idea

Thank you for the weirdness. I'm planning to do a river table in a little bit, and this just kicks up the ante. I love it. Thank you.

I am most impressed with the commitment to not get a funnel. I love 💕 it 😊

This is brilliant! I love the concept and now that you know it works, I fully expect to see more of these on your channel, LOL! I work with epoxy as well, and I'm very impressed with the Wise Bond that you used. I'm going to have to try it out! Take care from Colorado!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

More to come!

Beautiful table, very ingenious approach, great tenacity and conviction to overcome some setbacks. Congratulations!!! Now, for a waterfall table with a real waterfall!!!! Bumps, lumps, logs and rocks on the inside bottom pour to provide the agitation along the river and pumps to draw the water back to the top. Maybe for the colors a dark blue with the pearl pigment and maybe some gold flakes. I think you have started a whole movement (pun intended). PLEASE continue the great work. I just became a subscriber.

Wisebond, I think this thing is absolutely AWESOME! Great idea using the magnetic site-bars! Love the commentary throughout! You are HI-Larious!

AMAZING!! Really, what a coll idea, thanks for sticking with it,you really did something innovative here.Very inspiring.

This is truly amazing!! Beautiful! I have been working with epoxy and wood projects for about two years and absolutely LOVE my new hobby and now it would be my DREAM to be able to do it as a career, but have run into obstacles :( I am a single mother of four that was recently divorced, therefore financial problems in start-up have been the most cumbersome. The next hurdle is space, or not having enough of it rather. I moved four months ago into an average size apartment for an above average sized family :/ if I somehow come into some venture capitol I would rent a workshop and get everything needed to begin this journey, and believe me when that happens I will be seeking you out for bits of your knowledge! I aspire to be as good at this as you are and have a business to be proud of that can support my little army and with any luck one or more of them will be intrigued and follow in mommas artistic footsteps! Hopefully I can someday hand down a brand new legacy that can continue for generations. I see the potential for generating a decent income in these beautiful projects, and if everything in my dream plan goes accordingly, I can be training a crew, as well as leading tutorials and workshops in town to teach others, because even though it can be very hard work to perfect your art pieces, it is so worth it!! Thank you for doing what you do in order to show us beginners the ropes! Appreciate you for taking time to teach!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

Ай бұрын

Thanks

I've tried something similar, but I used Mica pigment instead of pearls. The result was better than expected.

Love that we get to watch you and Wisebond get weird with wood all the while turning out stunning works of art. Keep up the great work and entertaining commentary 💪🏻💪🏻

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

I have just started with my resin journey this past. I started with dice. All the fail dice I want to make into a table (looking up how to is how I found this channel) and this has been inspiring. I don't have any of the wood working equipment, but that is on the list some time in the future. I love your work! Thank you!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

I’m proof it can all be done with… an evolution track saw, a Bosch router, and a dewalt orbital sander.

I dream of making one of these tables one day when I have space to craft. Thanks for sharing 😊

Amazing this had me glued to the TV. I was memorized on what you was doing. And this was the first time I saw anything like this. I did subscribe and liked. Thank you for doing this.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

Ай бұрын

I'm responding to this old post because I have a sudden compulsion to clear all the "I haven't responded." If your comment was generally supportive: Thanks for watching I really appreciate it. If it was insightful: I'll definitely give that some thought before I do it again. Negative: traumatic brain injury or just born stupid?

This is awesome! I'm looking at getting into the epoxy table game and I might have to try this out! Never heard of wisebond but I'll keep them in mind now!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

8 күн бұрын

You should!

I love the deep poor epoxy. Your tables have been amazing to watch with your voice overs. Me and my father-in-law are working on making us coffee tables based on your work. Keep it up!😊

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

That is awesome! Tag me when you get er done

Cant wait to see more in the future! Happy 2024! Wisebond! Good luck everyone!🎉❤

I'm a beginner at 65. I wanted to. Start sooner but I loved what you did with this table!! I would like to do this!! Thanks!!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

Ай бұрын

I love that. I hope to be the same when I'm 65 I'm responding to this old post because I have a sudden compulsion to clear all the "I haven't responded." If your comment was generally supportive: Thanks for watching I really appreciate it. If it was insightful: I'll definitely give that some thought before I do it again. Negative: traumatic brain injury or just born stupid?

I have not started doing epoxy work yet just watching a bunch of videos prior to starting. Love watching you and your wise bond

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

First time here ad have got to say that Your creation is absolutely incredible!!! I've never seen anything even a little bit like it! Thank you for showing us your creative process & the one liners were pretty quick too!! I have never heard so many one liners in one place (my Cuz thinks he has you beat!) but not a chance! You've got him beat~Hands Down! So thanks for the entertainment as well! Im sure someone has picked up this masterpiece by now, but I've won a couple second chance drawings before so thought what the heck! Why not! Either way it was an experience that was definitely worth being here for and after seeing what you did with Wisebond epoxy why would anybody use anything else!?! Thanks again it was fun!!!

very cool idea! but i'd like to make a suggestion for next time... if you drill ports on both ends, plumb to it with a small aquarium pump in a reservoir you could actually see flow through from one end of your table to the other. more like a real river.

This is so awesome! We bought my son one of those mixing things to use in science experiments, but never would have thought to use it like this. This. Is. Incredible!!!! Also, I've used epoxy in small... very small projects but just learned about Wisebond from this video. I am going to check them out now!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

8 күн бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

You have really created an awesome table. Continue working with your imagination and create my brother. Lets see who is next to do this flowing table, but always remember, you inspired them!!!! Great job!

Absolutely beautiful!!! I love ur work. 🤩

I’m so excited that this worked out! That wood too. 😍 Excellent use for weird wood!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Yes! Thank you!

You could try adding a tiny pump or two to shoot a stream from the corners to the stir bars, that way there would be less 'dead zones' with no movement. There are water pumps small enough to go through a water bottle cap.

I absolutely love your work!! I’ve worked with wood before but never epoxy let alone wood and epoxy so it would be fun to play around with it and see what I can create so go wisebond!!!!!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

What a great idea! That is terrific! First time seeing one if your videos. I enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing this project! What caught my eye to your vid was the purple color and vortex. anyway loved this vid and ill check out your channel. Pam

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

Ай бұрын

I appreciate it. Great compliment.

I've NEVER SEEN anything like this...thank you for Sharing this!! This made my eyes happy

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I opened up KZread to learn how to make muffins and somehow got here. The best rabbit hole I’ve ever gone down. Great job, Donkey. This table is sick!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

You’re awesome! Thanks for watching

I was very curious when you first started talking about this. I'm glad to be able to see the process. It is cool to watch.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Thanks 🙏

Omg this is sooo amazing!!! My son walked in and asked if you teamed up with the DND dice maker. But then again I'm old school and I see this table sitting in the executive offices of Mary Kay! Keep up the amazing work and keep us laughing!!

Thank you. Been waiting for this. I have also been waiting for my first batch of epoxy to get used so that I could try some Wisebond!

Great job! Man that is a crazy effect. I'm nowhere near ready to try my hand at epoxy tables, but I'll keep this idea in the back of my head.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Sweetness

This seems like it was a headache, but the results made it worthwhile. I'll be honest...I don't LOVE the pastel purple color...but the proof of concept is still really nice. Great work.

What a great table. The movement really separates it from all the other river tables. Here's an idea for your next vortex table. If you cut channels in the underside of the wood to allow the liquid to flow underneath when the motors are turned on. I think the channels would only need to be maybe a quarter to a half inch deep and an inch or so wide to get some flow through them. I think it would be interesting to get the currents flowing throughout the table so you didn't have dead spots. Or as an alternative, you could just raise the wood up a quarter inch or so. Another idea just popped into my head as I was typing about the channels. You could use one of those little fountain pumps to create an upwelling effect for a different look. Drill and tap from the bottom for a hose barb inlet and outlet. Anyway, just food for thought.

Someone may have already said this, but using a pump like the ones used in water cooled PC’s would not only move the liquid more, they are silent too and you can get various different liquids that have mica powder in them that will make it look insanely good Got to admit I’m going to try a smaller version of this myself !!

I'll admit I haven't tried wisebond but I'll have to now. Awesome job with the table. Love the idea.

Look up rotocasting for coating the inside of a mould evenly. Requires a lot of manual spinning but works like a charm

Awesome vid! I love your style!!!! Looking forward to my own special WiseBond projects in the impending future!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

8 күн бұрын

Have fun!

This is absolutely amazing!!! I'm looking to do an epoxy table later this year. I will definitely be using wisebond but 3 free gallons will help!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Good luck 🍀

All of your work is amazing! Makes me want to get back into resin myself :) tempting to play with a lil wise bond too

Perfect in time for Christmas…… liquid table and the 3 wisebond -men. Merry Christmas all!!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Same to you!

A hidden pipe with a small pump to move the liquid from one corner to another would be cool. Nice result.

@KallePihlajasaari

4 ай бұрын

The pumping action could be done magnetically from the outside. You could add some fins to your magnets to make them into more effective impellers even in your current table arrangement.

Wisebond, I've been slowly dabbling with epoxy tables got my first almost done and has taken me only 4 months with fitting it in between remodeling the house and fight water coming into the basement. Dam you Poseidon!!! You are awesome at what you do and love the work, keep it up sir Donkey!

This is absolutely amazing using the olive and wisebond. I loved crackling sound when demolding. I would love to make tables like this I have only ever done small scale stuff.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Thank you very much! Tag me when you make yours

One of a kind. Well done. Genuine idea.

What an amazing concept! First liquid core table I've seen and the first time I've seen the backside of pouring epoxy! A new World Wonder! 17:43

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

I’m super stoked that you gained so many new followers! The live went awesome too❤ Hope the channel continues to grow.

Either name it Purple Haze, or take it from Homer: Wine Dark Seas. That's my 2 cents. Beautiful piece of crafting!

Well done, thanks for sharing.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Absolutely blown away at the design. You're a pioneer of your craft, A real Michaelangelo of Wisebond.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

More like Mike Angelo

You have contributed a great deal to the craft good sir!

That's one bad ass table, I love it. I've never worked with epoxy but after watching your videos here and on that other app I'm planning on giving it a try. I just gotta get me some Wisebond epoxy ordered and go for it.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Sweet. Tag me

I would love some wise bond expoxy! Very cool table. Wish the orange would have worked out.

Lets go! Wisebond! Thanks for all your help during your lives. You've helped my learning curve a ton with my waterfall table.

Absolutely amazing work

This is an amazing concept. I kind of want to do this on a standing desk platform and use something like this as a water distribution block for water cooling. 😂

The hour of nurturing me along is where I will find out what my favorite epoxy would be. Anyway I am hoping I am in. Love your work.

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Wonderful!

My favorite epoxy builder ever! so beautiful!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you!

I love how every table you make that's different, not only is it a new challenge, but new learning experiences that expands your knowledge and experiences

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

That’s the fun

This looks epic! It turned out very well. I'll have to look into wisebond epoxy.

First time I've ever heard of your channel and love it. Love your dry humor

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

Ай бұрын

I try I'm responding to this old post because I have a sudden compulsion to clear all the "I haven't responded." If your comment was generally supportive: Thanks for watching I really appreciate it. If it was insightful: I'll definitely give that some thought before I do it again. Negative: traumatic brain injury or just born stupid?

A real wisebond, I mean wise guy, aren’t you. Fabulous table!

So amazed at this table! It’s stunning 🤩 What you do with wood and wisebond epoxy is amazing. Whoever gets this table is one lucky human!

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Love the steel-toed safety flip-flops! Anything you drop on them will STEEL your TOES hahahahaha

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

Ай бұрын

punny I'm responding to this old post because I have a sudden compulsion to clear all the "I haven't responded." If your comment was generally supportive: Thanks for watching I really appreciate it. If it was insightful: I'll definitely give that some thought before I do it again. Negative: traumatic brain injury or just born stupid?

Your work is incredible anyone can see your passion for it.

This looks gorgeous. I've never used Wisebond but I am definitely considering it now.

This is absolutely amazing, well done and thank you !

@screamingdonkeywoodwork

5 ай бұрын

Thank you too!