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@@meh9513 thank you 😊

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@@Maddogg12296 just a regular sized home made machine. I’ve never put a gauge on it or measured any thing. I wish I could help you out more.

@@jonmuise I have that in another video. I just used resin to attach a frame to the back. You could Rivet it and have the bracket on before the resin work begins.

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It’s peeled pretty easy for me. You can put tuck tape over the melamine too if you want. I’ve made 5 so far. 2 with tape and 3 without. I’ve got a 60 inch by 18 inch one setting up right now. Just haven’t put the video out yet. Wood and resin are in it already.

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I’ve made a few. First one was a little nerve racking. Next few have been super easy

I don’t know if I would try that with all the heating expansion and cooling contraction. I could see it in a house , but not something going over bumps and vibrating. I’ve never had it happen to me , but my friend Michelle Donahue in Canada had one peel back on her in the extreme cold.

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Something that size starts at 125 and goes up per layer

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It’s in one of the next videos. I show the backs. One I glued down a pine frame to it , the other I epoxied a French cleat

I wouldn’t go very strong with it. But yeah , just a tiny bit

@@amazinga.f.artwork9047 Oh? Do I only need a tiny bit in it x

@@karenmclaughlan9128 I would just be careful in casting for the hardness off it. That’s why I said this. Use how much ever you want. The thing is , it’s acrylic based. So you can have some chemical reactions with ph martins. Alcohol inks are none to be not light fast. So acrylic I would say yes , some of the alcohol inks sample and see how they turn out

@@karenmclaughlan9128 plus my mind is in wood mode 😂. I’ve been building wood stuff for a while now. If you’re just using it in coasters idk how much it would matter. As long as it sets up.

@@amazinga.f.artwork9047 Thank you for your help appreciate it

I just use painters tape and latex around the edge now. I haven’t painted for about 6 months or so. Maybe longer. I’ve been building tables and charcuterie boards. When I was getting ready for an art show , I had them down to about 20 mins with a couple coats of black paint on the back drying.

HVAC tape. It’s available on Amazon and at most hardware stores

That’s Iceland white from Art Tree Creations. It’s a resin Pigment paste

No I have never tried that yet

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Yeah. Just measure 6 inches both ways from your center point , and make sure the router bit is outside of that. That’s a good way to double check it

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Well I can try and get back to that in the winter

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It’s all I had / could find lol 😆. Hey it worked. Thanks for watching.

@@amazinga.f.artwork9047 Good job. Table looks like it’s going to be amazing.

Well I just listened to it on my IPhone. I can hear it just fine. Idk 🤷‍♂️. Maybe it’s your phone. What would you like to know , or what questions do you have Hedi?

Sobian. Sha Van Buckley is the way I say it , but Sobian Buckley

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Thank you. What color was your favorite

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I think you probably could. I would just clean it pretty well. Then get it covered as soon as you can so it doesn’t flash rust.

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Yes I agree with you 100 %. It can be deadly also. When I shock the wood 🪵, I have a ton of safety steps I follow.

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Your very welcome. Just make sure it’s dry enough. My wood guys tell me 6 to 8% for my area. Check around in your area and see what they tell you 😃. Good luck with your project 😃

Thanks. These have been sitting on racks inside our shop for over 2 years. Hopefully they are ready to go. I was told to wait 12 months to be sure they were completely dry.

@@stephanievangossen7229 hey when you say rounds are you referring to it being cut so it’s like an end grain cookie ? If it is , I don’t suggest running that threw a planer. If it’s long grain like a log cut horizontally, that should still work. Cookies are better in a drum sander or on a router sled.

I don’t either. I just used the glass in this. Then put it back in the frame. Just the way I did it. I guess everyone does things differently. That’s ok

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Its actually be better on acrylic than glass. The thing that this style has going for it is the backing pushing onto the glass while it’s in the frame. My friend Villa has done a lot on acrylic plastic. I don’t think she scuffs them at all. She’s in a ton groups on Facebook. Check with her and see. Artbybode I’m this video I did scuff it a little with steel wool. Only thing I can tell you about the glass , and it hasn’t happened to me…. Is that it can eventually crack the glass / separate But the way In this video with the backing , that helps to prevent that.

@@amazinga.f.artwork9047 Is she on Facebook I couldn’t find her

@@Aaron84danielle vegasartbytode.com/ Is her website. Villa Sijambo is her name on Facebook. She’s one of my brand ambassadors. I sent her a Dm too and told her I was sending you he to way.

@@amazinga.f.artwork9047 You’re so sweet thank you so much

@@Aaron84danielle 🤗. Your welcome 🤗

Yeah if you sand and buff it.

One that I do is clamp them to something flat , and put a fan on it over night. It seems to help. Then I fill , then machine.

Did you see the other video that I talk about in the first 30 seconds of the video ? Idk Annie F. Seems like it’s helped a lot of people that I’ve talked to. Thanks for your input !!! 🤗

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