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It is our own brand of Mica Powder. You can find on our website at wood-2Art.com

That would be our Bubble Buster. It's a quick alternative to using a torch for popping bubbles on the surface of the resin.

@Wood2Art oh that's cool, is it a proprietary product or can it be purchased at a store/online?

We sell it and can ship it to you.

Gracias!

Ooh that's good.

Thank you!

Lol, they're in there. Just got to look closer.

You will absolutely burn through denim with a grinder. He should wear a leather apron when cutting metal and save a few bucks buying new pants multiple times per year.

Cookies!

He has already learned so much and we are very proud of him.

Precisely. He's new to them. Decent at the small ones but this was his first big set. Some people are just so rude. Thanks for understanding.

Matches your lack of people skills. Pretty ignorant of you to think everyone is born with knowledge on how to use a ratchet strap from birth. Cheers.

Facts!! 🤣

He keeps us entertained.

Or the difference between being presented a new problem vs already having the experience going in.

We are using Starbond CA (Cyanoacrylate) glue. It is water thin for quick penetration for inlays. It seals, strengthens and stabilizes fragile material. It can be used on wood, metal, rubber, leather, ceramic, stone, most plastics and more. It really is an amazing product!

Lies 😂

That's a great friend! Unfortunately, our sawdust has epoxy resin mixed in with it, so we have to throw ours out.

@@Wood2Art id use that on my roads, my soil is clay. Makes a mess if you walk thru it

Why not?

Bow tie not?

Its the budweiser table

@@Megachinima lol

Monkey Pod dust is not fun to breath.... regardless of type of wood sawdust is not good to breath...

3rd time is the charm.... Pouring epoxy in Florida Summer sucks. going to put the resin in the fridge tonight and try again tomorrow.

Do as we say, not as we do.

Yeah but this is a pallet stacker, not a forklift

Agreed on the broken pallets. Majority of people here have not driven forklifts for a living. The guy in the video has. only thing sketchy for him was that we were definitely above the rated capacity of that lift and those walker units like to sway as compared to a normal fork lift.

Thanks 👍

I know, right?

that lift made a lot of creaks and moans for sure.

@@Wood2Art maxed out for sure. As a fork op, I have seen sketchy go bad fast. But he handled it like a pro.

Only difference is Jenga is quick to pick up...

Right on!

Gotta keep you on the hook somehow 😉

Thats a good size pour. What resin did you use?

@@Wood2Art instagram @leloswood 👍🏽

One of our many guilty pleasures of working in a woodshop. 1- popping bubbles with blowtorch 2- watching the saw dust bags fill up with all the different color woods we use 3- seeing the projects come to life during a spray session

5th

I will tag you in the next one.

Lenmar conversion varnish.

Lol 😉

Honestly the Jigsaw is looking nice right now....

@@Wood2Art So far, my order has been: Circular saw > Jigsaw > Angle Grinder (AG) with Segmented Wheel > AG Steel Wood-Shaping Dish > AG 36 grit sanding disc > Sander. For the other half of the slab, I'm probably going to skip the Jigsaw because the angle grinder with a segmented wheel is so much quicker. The 4.5" 7 amp angle grinder from harbor freight has been my most valuable investment to chip away at this boo boo.