I am currently on Vacation Mode in my ETSY store. I am going to change all furniture pieces to a site called "Chairish" that is a little different. Mainly the customer pays shipping or pays the platform to schedule "white glove pickup". The free shipping push and high shipping cost really ,made it hard for big pieces. thanks for the view!
@DsHardWoodCreations14 күн бұрын
Very nice work.
@BlueTurtleStudios9 күн бұрын
Thanks for the view. I really enjoy the resin and walnut builds. I want to do a clear project--might be a tough one
@fathogwoodworking15 күн бұрын
That is so cool. That would look so good as a mallet handle too. Great work and thanks for sharing.
@BlueTurtleStudios15 күн бұрын
Thanks, I am thinking of doing a crazy mallet medley!
@katspeace555020 күн бұрын
Brilliant 😍 Love the metal element
@BlueTurtleStudios9 күн бұрын
Looking to add some powdered copper to it in future projects to change color?
@katspeace555020 күн бұрын
Beautiful Table 🤩 The dog and the cat going for a ride was a great addition to the vid 💜🐾 Made me giggle 😍 Well done 🤘🏼
@BlueTurtleStudios9 күн бұрын
Yes, me too! They are my shop Babies!
@LastBreathWoodworks20 күн бұрын
Simply awesome! Just did a similar concept with wooden cubes for a vase. Love the endless possibilities for creativity with wood and epoxy 👍
@BlueTurtleStudios20 күн бұрын
It's a lot of fun. Epoxy-wood-sharp blades-what could go wrong
@LastBreathWoodworks20 күн бұрын
Great creative upcycle!!! My wife actually has the clarinet she played in highschool over 30 years ago sitting in a closet! Maybe I'll do this for her as a nightstand lamp 👍
@BlueTurtleStudios20 күн бұрын
Build it for her! a lot of fun and not much cost. just measure the long threaded nipple well-its hard to get right. Thanks for watching
@harivenkatasivaprasadch95421 күн бұрын
Beautiful work subbu ❤ how much cost
@barryrobbins16819 күн бұрын
It’s my favorite thing so far so I’m keeping Mr octopus for now, but thanks for watching!
@realgoodmind22 күн бұрын
See through is interesting.
@BlueTurtleStudios22 күн бұрын
The stranger thing is the curvature of the leg turned the epoxy into a magnifying glass! Thanks for watching.
@fathogwoodworking22 күн бұрын
A very awesome look.
@BlueTurtleStudios22 күн бұрын
Glad you like it! It was the test case for a lot of other ideas I have with epoxy. Really appreciate the watch and comment!
@GlennMartinPhotography22 күн бұрын
That looks very cool!
@BlueTurtleStudios22 күн бұрын
Thanks Glenn, Decided to edit down a few projects with no voice over and see if I could confuse the algorithm! Show who the boss is!
@GlennMartinPhotography22 күн бұрын
@@BlueTurtleStudios keep grinding, mate 🙂
@bobnicholas599423 күн бұрын
This is the best pour table I have seen. It is so classy!!
@fathogwoodworking23 күн бұрын
What a great idea. Looks awesome too. Great video.
@BlueTurtleStudios22 күн бұрын
Thanks, I really like this kinda thing and have a few more in production. Suggestions appreciated!
@fathogwoodworking22 күн бұрын
@@BlueTurtleStudios it’s really got me thinking. My boy has an old guitar and I want to use that in a project now.
@realgoodmind23 күн бұрын
Good stuff!
@BlueTurtleStudios22 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! I am working on a French Horn lamp as well as a Microscope conversion to desk lamp that I think will be fun. Open to new ideas for these kinda things and suggestions.
@theofarmmanager26723 күн бұрын
A very nice piece of furniture. I’ve been woodworking for 45 years plus and have made many, many tables. Rectangular are easy but curved get more interesting. In years gone by, we obviously didn’t have CNC and so we made our templates manually. I still don’t have a CNC but get mine cut when I need them. We also didn’t have epoxy.i think epoxy is a mixed blessing (speaking as someone who has just finished 2 of them). It does let us use timber that, years ago, would just go a firewood. However, I feel it’s taken some creativity and skills away as the answer for some now is to fill other with epoxy. But that’s life. I’ve finished another table a month ago where I used European walnut in quite the shape you have but surrounded it with oak. It was very time consuming in that I had to make several template to that junction between oak and walnut tight all around the curves. None of this is in anyway negative to your build. It was very creative and I applaud also the quality of the video itself. Have you tried switching to a 2 pack hard wax oil. Obviously, Osmo was the go-to but I think the era of 1 pack is going. 2 pack gives me fast curing and a coat only solution. I persuaded by the Wood Whisperers video reviewing 2 pack to switch from Rubio to Natura Onecoat. I won’t be going back. Better cans mean I can go drip free; fast cure (in about an hour I can handle the piece, freeing up my bench and stopping dust ruining the piece) and it’s cheaper (per can, and it seems to me, it goes further)
@BlueTurtleStudios23 күн бұрын
Thanks, I am drawn to the odd shapes. I am not very good at straight lines. If I didn't have the pattern it would have taken a week to sand the curves-thank goodness for the people that do have them- its not for me either but definitely a shortcut-I am a little older than most of these MAKER TYPES therefore tech is natural for me and I am very grateful for the view and comment.
@thinman82323 күн бұрын
That’s pretty 😎
@BlueTurtleStudios23 күн бұрын
for my next trick -I will make 1 million dollars vanish and re-appear as a hobby wood shop
@WedoweeHandyman24 күн бұрын
That’s right up may alley
@BlueTurtleStudios24 күн бұрын
That's great man. I want to do a series of no narration lamp builds. I have a French horn and a microscope up next. It's hard to know with a new channel if you are doing the right thing but I just like making stuff! thanks for the look.
@WedoweeHandyman24 күн бұрын
@@BlueTurtleStudios I’m one of those if it’s different it interests me I like unique and a I can see where musicians would eat that up. Me personally can’t carry a tune or play any instruments. I was once told in choir stay away from me because your messing up my harmony lol
@jacobdean145427 күн бұрын
Very cool!!!!
@BlueTurtleStudios23 күн бұрын
A very fun project-just glad it turned out ok.
@CasaLucasCreationsАй бұрын
That is a beautiful table man.
@BlueTurtleStudios23 күн бұрын
THANKS for watching
@MartinonskisАй бұрын
First Rate!
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
Thanks a lot! Trying to find an Audience and really appreciate the view.
@realgoodmindАй бұрын
Looks good!
@makosharksimmo8124Ай бұрын
Looks great
@BlueTurtleStudios23 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@Laneworks7424Ай бұрын
Beautiful piece, great work!
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
thanks for watching--its as smooth as glass on the top too-sometimes they just finsh easy-sometimes hard
@Laneworks7424Ай бұрын
Awesome table! 👌
@BlueTurtleStudios23 күн бұрын
Thanks! 👍
@steponacracker3865Ай бұрын
Cool build! Turned out excellent! New sub, found you through the Bearded Viking Live.
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
that's so cool- he is a real character and a lot of fun to view livestream
@intentionaltom9447Ай бұрын
Table looks fantastic! Must admit I had my doubts about the shape in the beginning but really liked it in the end.
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
Thanks intentional tom! I am drawn to curves and more arty shapes. I think I was having doubts also. I am doing a bass drum, and 2 tom drums put together and wrapped in walnut veneer with walnut tops as a coffee table next! THANK YOU FOR WATCHING
@LastBreathWoodworksАй бұрын
Loving your content so far! Genuinely new ideas, forging a mix of flat work and turning. Very inspiring 👍 Starting a YT channel myself with similar yet different approaches. Looking forward to following your journey!
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
I really appreciate it! I am rather long in the tooth to start this at 60 but I have so many things I want to build. Strangely enough my ideas are a little off mainstream but hope there are viewers for me. Let me know when you are up and running!
@LastBreathWoodworksАй бұрын
Absolutely loved this video! I doubt you could consistently recreate this result. Epoxy is a strange demon with a mind all it's own. The slightest variation in temp, humidity,mix etc can drastically change the results. Awesome legs on this one though 👍
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
yeah a lot of my stuff is trying to test a concept. I zeroed in on a polishing strategy that I used to use painting guitars. Epoxy is indeed a cruel beast! thanks for checking me out
@LastBreathWoodworksАй бұрын
Love that you used the heartwood for it's natural beauty 👍 Also, wow what a nice shop you have! Not gonna lie, a bit jealous 😯
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
It was a different choice for me , just looked so interesting. As for the shop thanks, I am blessed to have a big nice place.
@WedoweeHandymanАй бұрын
Your editing is great
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
thanks, I appreciate the view!
@LastBreathWoodworksАй бұрын
Really cool concept! Love the homade rest for full length... Genius idea 👌
@barryrobbins168Ай бұрын
I had a lot of fun making this short
@thinman823Ай бұрын
I may have to buy stock in tape company. Great looking piece! ✔️
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
It's the tape the astronauts use. usually I drink some Tang and a slim jim when using it.
@Bearded-Viking-WoodWorksАй бұрын
Pretty damn cool brother Skål 🫡
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
Thanks, really appreciate the view on my new channel
@Bearded-Viking-WoodWorksАй бұрын
@@BlueTurtleStudios it’s my pleasure bro , I started YT content 10 months ago and know the journey in early stages , I’ve got quite a following now and have built an awesome community on line , I go live almost every evening and we chat woodworking , you’re more than welcome to come hang if you ever have time . Usually go live in the evenings around 7:00 eastern standard , weds I do a group live with a couple other fellas on YT who do a lot of laser stuff , pretty fun but my audience likes when I go in alone lol 😂. Anyways , keep up the great work brother
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
@@Bearded-Viking-WoodWorks see you there
@geebsmi8854Ай бұрын
Wow! Love the originality. Well done! Beautiful table.
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
Thanks for watching! I have some fun stuff coming up with a drum kit transformed into a 3 tier coffee table and am gonna try a table with clear epoxy sections and legs with the bottom out of clear epoxy for a levitating thing? stay tuned!
@squareandlevelАй бұрын
The alternative to too much tape is usually a really bad mistake. That template shifts and you have a big problem. No such thing as too much tape. Beautiful piece. Maybe someday soon we can put a face to this southern accent? Great video sir!
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
The algorithm has rewarded facial hair and I will appear on camera when I have a luxurious ZZTOP beard, not before,,,,
@fritz4345Ай бұрын
This is a very nice table. Well done!
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
It was touch and go there with all that sanding and epoxy leaks. All in All was very fun. thanks for watching
@kameron3864Ай бұрын
"Promo sm" 😪
@danellabarnes-penman1118Ай бұрын
Beautiful! You made a difficult job look easy!
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
thank you so much!
@leahannwhite1111Ай бұрын
Hey there!:) I was watching this with my husband and we both thought this was SO AWESOME!!🔥 ❤ I'm curious to know if you can enamel this kind of metal.. either enamel (crushed glass micro-particles) and torch fire or even heat gun.. and maybe even add into it mica powder to create different metal effects such as a copperized color or whatever color we want .. maybe use a airbrush or sandblaster to evenly coat it with enamel and then fire it multiple times just like you'd do in jewelry making.. if that would work? Since this is the only low temp metal that seems to be safe to pour.. and that way it wouldn't be constrained to that specified color.. do you think that would be possible? I want to test but I'd love your thoughts on this? I don't know the first thing about this ... YET. Just a theory/ idea. What do you think?
@leahannwhite1111Ай бұрын
Why not just use epoxy & mica? Well... it seems that to use epoxy you wouldn't get that close of a *real* metal effect as you would with this metal.. no matter what kind of metallic mica powder you would use. Maybe I'm wrong? I don't know. But I'd LOVE your feedback! ❤
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
I think if you could get metal copper powder and dust on as it cools after it is poured that might be cool if it doesn't disappear during sanding (wear a mask).A young of copper powdered metal is about 20 dollars so you could mix it and see. I might do a video project of that. I don't know what pigment powders are? I think crushed stones? very interesting idea! what about gold leaf at the last moment or some type of low cost gemstones that would sand and polish-great ideas-thanks for watching-you have sparked some curiosity!!!!
@leahannwhite1111Ай бұрын
One of my FAVES!! #project #goals 💓
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
Yay! Thank you!
@leahannwhite1111Ай бұрын
👍💓!!!!! 🔥
@countylivingАй бұрын
Really cool wish I could have seen the final
@kandisrobbins3612 ай бұрын
Wow!
@BlueTurtleStudiosАй бұрын
double wow---or wow wow---thanks, I have some really fun stuff in editing and thank you!!!
@MightyWizardTim2 ай бұрын
Cool. Now can you reproduce that effect in another leg? :)
@BlueTurtleStudios2 ай бұрын
That is exactly what my wife said:) ! and I think that the things that made it happen can be identified easily and reproduced! Maybe? 1. the paddle mixer creating the enormous amount of bubbles, 2. the 2 inch deep pour epoxy pouring in a 16 inch column. 3. maybe a faster cure? --but you are right and I find it valuable knowledge.
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Hey what's your etsy store?
I am currently on Vacation Mode in my ETSY store. I am going to change all furniture pieces to a site called "Chairish" that is a little different. Mainly the customer pays shipping or pays the platform to schedule "white glove pickup". The free shipping push and high shipping cost really ,made it hard for big pieces. thanks for the view!
Very nice work.
Thanks for the view. I really enjoy the resin and walnut builds. I want to do a clear project--might be a tough one
That is so cool. That would look so good as a mallet handle too. Great work and thanks for sharing.
Thanks, I am thinking of doing a crazy mallet medley!
Brilliant 😍 Love the metal element
Looking to add some powdered copper to it in future projects to change color?
Beautiful Table 🤩 The dog and the cat going for a ride was a great addition to the vid 💜🐾 Made me giggle 😍 Well done 🤘🏼
Yes, me too! They are my shop Babies!
Simply awesome! Just did a similar concept with wooden cubes for a vase. Love the endless possibilities for creativity with wood and epoxy 👍
It's a lot of fun. Epoxy-wood-sharp blades-what could go wrong
Great creative upcycle!!! My wife actually has the clarinet she played in highschool over 30 years ago sitting in a closet! Maybe I'll do this for her as a nightstand lamp 👍
Build it for her! a lot of fun and not much cost. just measure the long threaded nipple well-its hard to get right. Thanks for watching
Beautiful work subbu ❤ how much cost
It’s my favorite thing so far so I’m keeping Mr octopus for now, but thanks for watching!
See through is interesting.
The stranger thing is the curvature of the leg turned the epoxy into a magnifying glass! Thanks for watching.
A very awesome look.
Glad you like it! It was the test case for a lot of other ideas I have with epoxy. Really appreciate the watch and comment!
That looks very cool!
Thanks Glenn, Decided to edit down a few projects with no voice over and see if I could confuse the algorithm! Show who the boss is!
@@BlueTurtleStudios keep grinding, mate 🙂
This is the best pour table I have seen. It is so classy!!
What a great idea. Looks awesome too. Great video.
Thanks, I really like this kinda thing and have a few more in production. Suggestions appreciated!
@@BlueTurtleStudios it’s really got me thinking. My boy has an old guitar and I want to use that in a project now.
Good stuff!
Glad you enjoyed it! I am working on a French Horn lamp as well as a Microscope conversion to desk lamp that I think will be fun. Open to new ideas for these kinda things and suggestions.
A very nice piece of furniture. I’ve been woodworking for 45 years plus and have made many, many tables. Rectangular are easy but curved get more interesting. In years gone by, we obviously didn’t have CNC and so we made our templates manually. I still don’t have a CNC but get mine cut when I need them. We also didn’t have epoxy.i think epoxy is a mixed blessing (speaking as someone who has just finished 2 of them). It does let us use timber that, years ago, would just go a firewood. However, I feel it’s taken some creativity and skills away as the answer for some now is to fill other with epoxy. But that’s life. I’ve finished another table a month ago where I used European walnut in quite the shape you have but surrounded it with oak. It was very time consuming in that I had to make several template to that junction between oak and walnut tight all around the curves. None of this is in anyway negative to your build. It was very creative and I applaud also the quality of the video itself. Have you tried switching to a 2 pack hard wax oil. Obviously, Osmo was the go-to but I think the era of 1 pack is going. 2 pack gives me fast curing and a coat only solution. I persuaded by the Wood Whisperers video reviewing 2 pack to switch from Rubio to Natura Onecoat. I won’t be going back. Better cans mean I can go drip free; fast cure (in about an hour I can handle the piece, freeing up my bench and stopping dust ruining the piece) and it’s cheaper (per can, and it seems to me, it goes further)
Thanks, I am drawn to the odd shapes. I am not very good at straight lines. If I didn't have the pattern it would have taken a week to sand the curves-thank goodness for the people that do have them- its not for me either but definitely a shortcut-I am a little older than most of these MAKER TYPES therefore tech is natural for me and I am very grateful for the view and comment.
That’s pretty 😎
for my next trick -I will make 1 million dollars vanish and re-appear as a hobby wood shop
That’s right up may alley
That's great man. I want to do a series of no narration lamp builds. I have a French horn and a microscope up next. It's hard to know with a new channel if you are doing the right thing but I just like making stuff! thanks for the look.
@@BlueTurtleStudios I’m one of those if it’s different it interests me I like unique and a I can see where musicians would eat that up. Me personally can’t carry a tune or play any instruments. I was once told in choir stay away from me because your messing up my harmony lol
Very cool!!!!
A very fun project-just glad it turned out ok.
That is a beautiful table man.
THANKS for watching
First Rate!
Thanks a lot! Trying to find an Audience and really appreciate the view.
Looks good!
Looks great
Thanks!
Beautiful piece, great work!
thanks for watching--its as smooth as glass on the top too-sometimes they just finsh easy-sometimes hard
Awesome table! 👌
Thanks! 👍
Cool build! Turned out excellent! New sub, found you through the Bearded Viking Live.
that's so cool- he is a real character and a lot of fun to view livestream
Table looks fantastic! Must admit I had my doubts about the shape in the beginning but really liked it in the end.
Thanks intentional tom! I am drawn to curves and more arty shapes. I think I was having doubts also. I am doing a bass drum, and 2 tom drums put together and wrapped in walnut veneer with walnut tops as a coffee table next! THANK YOU FOR WATCHING
Loving your content so far! Genuinely new ideas, forging a mix of flat work and turning. Very inspiring 👍 Starting a YT channel myself with similar yet different approaches. Looking forward to following your journey!
I really appreciate it! I am rather long in the tooth to start this at 60 but I have so many things I want to build. Strangely enough my ideas are a little off mainstream but hope there are viewers for me. Let me know when you are up and running!
Absolutely loved this video! I doubt you could consistently recreate this result. Epoxy is a strange demon with a mind all it's own. The slightest variation in temp, humidity,mix etc can drastically change the results. Awesome legs on this one though 👍
yeah a lot of my stuff is trying to test a concept. I zeroed in on a polishing strategy that I used to use painting guitars. Epoxy is indeed a cruel beast! thanks for checking me out
Love that you used the heartwood for it's natural beauty 👍 Also, wow what a nice shop you have! Not gonna lie, a bit jealous 😯
It was a different choice for me , just looked so interesting. As for the shop thanks, I am blessed to have a big nice place.
Your editing is great
thanks, I appreciate the view!
Really cool concept! Love the homade rest for full length... Genius idea 👌
I had a lot of fun making this short
I may have to buy stock in tape company. Great looking piece! ✔️
It's the tape the astronauts use. usually I drink some Tang and a slim jim when using it.
Pretty damn cool brother Skål 🫡
Thanks, really appreciate the view on my new channel
@@BlueTurtleStudios it’s my pleasure bro , I started YT content 10 months ago and know the journey in early stages , I’ve got quite a following now and have built an awesome community on line , I go live almost every evening and we chat woodworking , you’re more than welcome to come hang if you ever have time . Usually go live in the evenings around 7:00 eastern standard , weds I do a group live with a couple other fellas on YT who do a lot of laser stuff , pretty fun but my audience likes when I go in alone lol 😂. Anyways , keep up the great work brother
@@Bearded-Viking-WoodWorks see you there
Wow! Love the originality. Well done! Beautiful table.
Thanks for watching! I have some fun stuff coming up with a drum kit transformed into a 3 tier coffee table and am gonna try a table with clear epoxy sections and legs with the bottom out of clear epoxy for a levitating thing? stay tuned!
The alternative to too much tape is usually a really bad mistake. That template shifts and you have a big problem. No such thing as too much tape. Beautiful piece. Maybe someday soon we can put a face to this southern accent? Great video sir!
The algorithm has rewarded facial hair and I will appear on camera when I have a luxurious ZZTOP beard, not before,,,,
This is a very nice table. Well done!
It was touch and go there with all that sanding and epoxy leaks. All in All was very fun. thanks for watching
"Promo sm" 😪
Beautiful! You made a difficult job look easy!
thank you so much!
Hey there!:) I was watching this with my husband and we both thought this was SO AWESOME!!🔥 ❤ I'm curious to know if you can enamel this kind of metal.. either enamel (crushed glass micro-particles) and torch fire or even heat gun.. and maybe even add into it mica powder to create different metal effects such as a copperized color or whatever color we want .. maybe use a airbrush or sandblaster to evenly coat it with enamel and then fire it multiple times just like you'd do in jewelry making.. if that would work? Since this is the only low temp metal that seems to be safe to pour.. and that way it wouldn't be constrained to that specified color.. do you think that would be possible? I want to test but I'd love your thoughts on this? I don't know the first thing about this ... YET. Just a theory/ idea. What do you think?
Why not just use epoxy & mica? Well... it seems that to use epoxy you wouldn't get that close of a *real* metal effect as you would with this metal.. no matter what kind of metallic mica powder you would use. Maybe I'm wrong? I don't know. But I'd LOVE your feedback! ❤
I think if you could get metal copper powder and dust on as it cools after it is poured that might be cool if it doesn't disappear during sanding (wear a mask).A young of copper powdered metal is about 20 dollars so you could mix it and see. I might do a video project of that. I don't know what pigment powders are? I think crushed stones? very interesting idea! what about gold leaf at the last moment or some type of low cost gemstones that would sand and polish-great ideas-thanks for watching-you have sparked some curiosity!!!!
One of my FAVES!! #project #goals 💓
Yay! Thank you!
👍💓!!!!! 🔥
Really cool wish I could have seen the final
Wow!
double wow---or wow wow---thanks, I have some really fun stuff in editing and thank you!!!
Cool. Now can you reproduce that effect in another leg? :)
That is exactly what my wife said:) ! and I think that the things that made it happen can be identified easily and reproduced! Maybe? 1. the paddle mixer creating the enormous amount of bubbles, 2. the 2 inch deep pour epoxy pouring in a 16 inch column. 3. maybe a faster cure? --but you are right and I find it valuable knowledge.