Sorry just hit the default…lol. Watched your video on polishing resin. Great tutorial by the way. I’ve been trying to finalize a few gloating chess boards. Didn’t like the flood coat because of crap in the air. Decided to give your technique a try. First real attempt wet sanding. Had most of the things you’re using. Gloss I got but also major swirls. A couple of questions if you have time. 1. How long did you wait before buffing resin? I took my sanding to 220/240 like you suggested. Looked good enough to proceed. Wet sanded to 4000. Stopped at 4000 and went ahead and began the buffing. Nice gloss at the end but noticed the swirls…ugh. Went back down to 220 and tried again. Same end result. 2. Wet sanding. Damp or wet? I’ll assume wet. Trying to figure out where the swirls came in. I think it came in at the first buffing stage. 2200 seems too high and may have scratched the finish…? 3. How far back should I have gone to remove swirls? Should I go as far back as 80 or 120? 4. Lastly, how do I know when I should get a new pad? Care tips with used sandpaper and buffing pads? In the end I’m thinking I didn’t wait long enough for the resin to fully cure? Waited about 2 weeks. Full cure 30 days…? Thank yiu in advance. Keep the videos coming. JB…aka…All for the Love of Cedar”
@johnwoods21293 күн бұрын
Alumilite
@pokeynewsome28043 күн бұрын
Ecopoxy wins!!!
@JaRuuizz3 күн бұрын
Wheres the savant that can decipher the dominos?
@TheHypnotstCollector4 күн бұрын
I have a lot of Nor Cal Black Walnut (the only real "claro") in the yard so I bought a wood mill and I'm slabbing it. Now I am making stuff and I need some clear. I decided on Super Clear.
@hellbillydevildog75035 күн бұрын
I use super clear for most of my projectsand very pleased with their quality but damn wise bond was definitely the clearest you could read the label almost prefect through the side view so they get the win in my book
@timchasteen94275 күн бұрын
65k
@PoorBoyPennyShow10 күн бұрын
looks like a pile of scrap under glass
@2008MrsKim10 күн бұрын
Absolutely gorgeous I think personally if it had a little bit of glow lighting way down deep between the crevices of the wood pieces that would’ve been amazing
@steely75510 күн бұрын
Steel wool polishes wood
@cydniedonat763510 күн бұрын
Erikm9768 said it all! It is a crime to cut down our ancient priceless forests. I am an avid tree hugger, and so many people are ignorant of how sad this all is. Their generations will and currently do not care at all. Humans are doomed.
@cydniedonat763510 күн бұрын
Do you get your wood from fallen or dead trees felled, or are they cut down live?
@mathieumalecki633210 күн бұрын
ugliest table i've ever seen
@eoroberts283410 күн бұрын
a lovely job ,shane about the metal suport
@TheBurke4818610 күн бұрын
Not a fan
@Reegareth12 күн бұрын
Love the video but you could REALLY do with a camera stabilizer. The footage when the camera isn't mounted is so shaky
@user-ss7xs9jx5n12 күн бұрын
Looks amazing...
@waterlilly62lori13 күн бұрын
I'd be ecstatic if I could get my resin to look like this. What brand sandpaper?
@tubelator13 күн бұрын
I'm here for the woodworking. I missed it.
@jameswebb973814 күн бұрын
Great job!! I’ve only been woodworking for 4 years and have a small shop on my property here in Northern California. It’s only 13X13 but I have it full of tools and it’s been great. I’m 65 this week so I figured out a little late in life that I had a passion for woodworking.
@petergriffen573615 күн бұрын
Super Clear with the W
15 күн бұрын
This is what’s wrong with everything. $65,000 for a table.
@cloudyskies-exe14 күн бұрын
how? this is beautiful. Someone who made a lot of money hired 5-10 people for 65k to make something for them. Created jobs, used wood that was already there. Get your money up and stop telling others how to make or spend theirs.
@steventinsley566414 күн бұрын
If rich people are willing to pay that much for a table like this then why not let them.
@Coretnor15 күн бұрын
Those steel rods transform this from a dramatic piece of art into a sickly industrial afterthought. Mind-boggling design choice.
@georgemarie204915 күн бұрын
What's with the irritating music...!
@SaleFripon16 күн бұрын
Pretty neat!
@cr-us9ch17 күн бұрын
why did the micro bubbles appear?
@bastionsqaremain659917 күн бұрын
berlin bumm
@ObservingSelf18 күн бұрын
INCREDIBLE
@spacewatch19 күн бұрын
thanks for the advice. I have a coffee table setting at the mo and I'm seeing like a scale forming on the top . was worried I wouldn't be able to get the glass like finish. feeling more relaxed now, can't wait for when it dries. Thanks again
@nevales19 күн бұрын
Great awesome amazing piece!
@roger_is_red19 күн бұрын
Lovely wood ,the table displays it well. Jeannine
@timprescott463419 күн бұрын
That’s a bar top…👍🏻
@johnrobinson861420 күн бұрын
How do you stop the micro bubbles?
@WilliamCvo4vk20 күн бұрын
Looks like a sphinx dog..❤
@thegoodspirit528821 күн бұрын
$150,000
@just_golds22 күн бұрын
What a beautiful piece of wood,but it was ass twitching to work on as theres no going back is there.
@fred1523 күн бұрын
Not even clost to wood working ! 😂😂😂
@bryanchaney257221 күн бұрын
Um, he is using wood, so, woodworking, whether you want to admit it or not.🙄
@bryanchaney257221 күн бұрын
And I am sure he don't care what you think as he is laughing all the way to the bank
@fred1521 күн бұрын
@@bryanchaney2572 as much as i dont care about you either !!! And if i sand my wood patio i can call my self a " woodworker" ?? 🤣🤣 cause sanding wood... that's all he did.
@erikm976824 күн бұрын
So tasteless, put a huge piece of a plastic slab on a 1500 year old tree with some metal rods, how is this wood working??
@paulmuriithi919521 күн бұрын
this guy wasted a great opportunity to create a true masterpiece. the client should check out some of the other skilled natural tree stump designers and have their piece re-done
@bryanchaney257221 күн бұрын
Um, he is using wood, so, woodworking, whether you want to admit it or not.
@erikm976824 күн бұрын
I dont understand, what did he even do?
@erikm976824 күн бұрын
Sad to think a 1500 year old tree was cut down to sit in some dudes living room, only 5% of red wood left, rest have been cut down
@abegraber650414 күн бұрын
You an idiot
@MrJayyangie24 күн бұрын
Incredible looking piece. That looks like it should be a museum piece. Not sure I would have put a top on it. I could see having to fix scratches periodically. But beautiful looking.
@johnrobinson861425 күн бұрын
I didn’t see promise epoxy. Any foresight on it?
@Fichooooo20 күн бұрын
incredible solutions is promise epoxy. They changed name
@robinb928725 күн бұрын
Lol you basically did nothing. Trash ass table.
@esperanzanavarro914225 күн бұрын
Por favor traducirlo en Español no entendemos nada solo valoramos el trabajo por lo que vemos
@matteoviewvoice112026 күн бұрын
You're a stud Matt. We need a page dedicated to your feet
@briand383727 күн бұрын
Not what I would call wood working for sure. Not my cup of tea, especially using a few metal bars as support pieces.
@jackdotzman290828 күн бұрын
Good morning from Missouri. WOW
@ministerJason128 күн бұрын
I wonder why the his friend has the international symbol of Boy Love on his poker table
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I love the patterns in the grain.
Sorry just hit the default…lol. Watched your video on polishing resin. Great tutorial by the way. I’ve been trying to finalize a few gloating chess boards. Didn’t like the flood coat because of crap in the air. Decided to give your technique a try. First real attempt wet sanding. Had most of the things you’re using. Gloss I got but also major swirls. A couple of questions if you have time. 1. How long did you wait before buffing resin? I took my sanding to 220/240 like you suggested. Looked good enough to proceed. Wet sanded to 4000. Stopped at 4000 and went ahead and began the buffing. Nice gloss at the end but noticed the swirls…ugh. Went back down to 220 and tried again. Same end result. 2. Wet sanding. Damp or wet? I’ll assume wet. Trying to figure out where the swirls came in. I think it came in at the first buffing stage. 2200 seems too high and may have scratched the finish…? 3. How far back should I have gone to remove swirls? Should I go as far back as 80 or 120? 4. Lastly, how do I know when I should get a new pad? Care tips with used sandpaper and buffing pads? In the end I’m thinking I didn’t wait long enough for the resin to fully cure? Waited about 2 weeks. Full cure 30 days…? Thank yiu in advance. Keep the videos coming. JB…aka…All for the Love of Cedar”
Alumilite
Ecopoxy wins!!!
Wheres the savant that can decipher the dominos?
I have a lot of Nor Cal Black Walnut (the only real "claro") in the yard so I bought a wood mill and I'm slabbing it. Now I am making stuff and I need some clear. I decided on Super Clear.
I use super clear for most of my projectsand very pleased with their quality but damn wise bond was definitely the clearest you could read the label almost prefect through the side view so they get the win in my book
65k
looks like a pile of scrap under glass
Absolutely gorgeous I think personally if it had a little bit of glow lighting way down deep between the crevices of the wood pieces that would’ve been amazing
Steel wool polishes wood
Erikm9768 said it all! It is a crime to cut down our ancient priceless forests. I am an avid tree hugger, and so many people are ignorant of how sad this all is. Their generations will and currently do not care at all. Humans are doomed.
Do you get your wood from fallen or dead trees felled, or are they cut down live?
ugliest table i've ever seen
a lovely job ,shane about the metal suport
Not a fan
Love the video but you could REALLY do with a camera stabilizer. The footage when the camera isn't mounted is so shaky
Looks amazing...
I'd be ecstatic if I could get my resin to look like this. What brand sandpaper?
I'm here for the woodworking. I missed it.
Great job!! I’ve only been woodworking for 4 years and have a small shop on my property here in Northern California. It’s only 13X13 but I have it full of tools and it’s been great. I’m 65 this week so I figured out a little late in life that I had a passion for woodworking.
Super Clear with the W
This is what’s wrong with everything. $65,000 for a table.
how? this is beautiful. Someone who made a lot of money hired 5-10 people for 65k to make something for them. Created jobs, used wood that was already there. Get your money up and stop telling others how to make or spend theirs.
If rich people are willing to pay that much for a table like this then why not let them.
Those steel rods transform this from a dramatic piece of art into a sickly industrial afterthought. Mind-boggling design choice.
What's with the irritating music...!
Pretty neat!
why did the micro bubbles appear?
berlin bumm
INCREDIBLE
thanks for the advice. I have a coffee table setting at the mo and I'm seeing like a scale forming on the top . was worried I wouldn't be able to get the glass like finish. feeling more relaxed now, can't wait for when it dries. Thanks again
Great awesome amazing piece!
Lovely wood ,the table displays it well. Jeannine
That’s a bar top…👍🏻
How do you stop the micro bubbles?
Looks like a sphinx dog..❤
$150,000
What a beautiful piece of wood,but it was ass twitching to work on as theres no going back is there.
Not even clost to wood working ! 😂😂😂
Um, he is using wood, so, woodworking, whether you want to admit it or not.🙄
And I am sure he don't care what you think as he is laughing all the way to the bank
@@bryanchaney2572 as much as i dont care about you either !!! And if i sand my wood patio i can call my self a " woodworker" ?? 🤣🤣 cause sanding wood... that's all he did.
So tasteless, put a huge piece of a plastic slab on a 1500 year old tree with some metal rods, how is this wood working??
this guy wasted a great opportunity to create a true masterpiece. the client should check out some of the other skilled natural tree stump designers and have their piece re-done
Um, he is using wood, so, woodworking, whether you want to admit it or not.
I dont understand, what did he even do?
Sad to think a 1500 year old tree was cut down to sit in some dudes living room, only 5% of red wood left, rest have been cut down
You an idiot
Incredible looking piece. That looks like it should be a museum piece. Not sure I would have put a top on it. I could see having to fix scratches periodically. But beautiful looking.
I didn’t see promise epoxy. Any foresight on it?
incredible solutions is promise epoxy. They changed name
Lol you basically did nothing. Trash ass table.
Por favor traducirlo en Español no entendemos nada solo valoramos el trabajo por lo que vemos
You're a stud Matt. We need a page dedicated to your feet
Not what I would call wood working for sure. Not my cup of tea, especially using a few metal bars as support pieces.
Good morning from Missouri. WOW
I wonder why the his friend has the international symbol of Boy Love on his poker table
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