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Epoxy Serving Tray Build
Welcome to Grain & Steel! Today i'll be going over my most recent build of two wood/epoxy serving trays. I try to include as much info as I can about the process, so you could make them too if you wanted to.
I also build other custom pieces for your specific needs, so please do contact me via instagram or head over to my etsy shop if you're interested in having me build you something!
These exact serving trays aren't available as they were custom made for a customer, but if you'd like me to make one for you, click the link to my etsy, or contact me on instagram!
▼Click Here to purchase serving trays for yourself!▼
www.etsy.com/listing/1592369738/epoxy-serving-tray-for-house-party-food?ref=listings_manager_grid
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Build This For Your Loved Ones
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Welcome to Grain & Steel. Today i'm walking you through this wooden dog urn build. If you like this build, feel free to base your own build off of this. I don't really include exact measurements, but I try to include as much info on each step as possible. I also build custom woodworking projects for your specific needs, so please do contact me via instagram or head over to my etsy shop if you'r...
Maple Coffee Table Build
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Welcome back to Grain and Steel. Heres a beautiful build that I made almost completely from store bought materials. Hopefully you like how it turned out and hopefully my commentary was entertaining/helpful. I also build custom tables for your specific needs, so please do contact me via instagram or head over to my etsy shop if you're interested in having me build you one! At the time of this up...
How to make Wood & Epoxy Coasters
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Welcome to Grain & Steel! Today i'm walking you through my wood/epoxy coaster build. This is my first time really experimenting with coasters, so I definitely made a few mistakes lol I do think they ended up turning out great though, so I hope you all like them too! Don't hesitate to let me know what you think in the comments! I am also willing to build custom wood/epoxy projects for your speci...
Round Epoxy End Table Build
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Welcome to Grain & Steel! Today i'm walking through this black walnut and epoxy end table build. I always have a great time making these tables, and I try to include as much info as possible, so if you wanted to, you could DIY them too. I also build custom tables for your specific needs, so please do contact me via instagram or head over to my etsy shop if you're interested in having me build y...
Building A $3,000 Table In under 3 Minutes! | Woodworking ASMR
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Welcome to the first official Grain & Steel youtube video, where I'll be satisfying your ASMR cravings in the form of a quick cut 3 minute wood working video. In this video I build a beautiful live edge walnut and black epoxy table that I admittedly almost want to keep for myself. I also build custom tables for your specific needs, so please do contact me via instagram or head over to my etsy s...

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  • @Sunshine-lg8su
    @Sunshine-lg8su Місяць тому

    Love the richness of the grain…beautiful table!

  • @AUSSailing
    @AUSSailing Місяць тому

    where do you get your timber from?

  • @falconjob
    @falconjob Місяць тому

    Beautiful! Any tips for where to get that tulip base?

  • @VL-Moss
    @VL-Moss 3 місяці тому

    Love this video! Can I use my electric planer to make smooth the top ? Thank you

  • @TheCrimsonGhosts
    @TheCrimsonGhosts 4 місяці тому

    Thank you for explaining everything so well and even show us what can go wrong! I got a few questions: 1) if i took the wood WITH the bark, applied epoxy with a brush, let it completely cure and use it that way - would i still get problems after pouring the epoxy? 2) what table saw do you use? It looks perfect for tiny shops and seems to do a great job! Thanks in advance and keep up the great work! p.s.: The black with white swirls look gorgeus!

  • @JennifersSmith-ir8sg
    @JennifersSmith-ir8sg 5 місяців тому

    Awesome work

  • @mantobrew
    @mantobrew 6 місяців тому

    How do you stop the epoxy soaking into the end grain when putting the wood in

  • @mickw7276
    @mickw7276 8 місяців тому

    What grit # did you sand up to for these?

  • @BondFamilyTravel.
    @BondFamilyTravel. 8 місяців тому

    what epoxy did you used?

  • @AprilAllYear
    @AprilAllYear 10 місяців тому

    Good job - on the coasters and the very helpful and well done video. Thanks!

  • @Orichalc17
    @Orichalc17 11 місяців тому

    Dang son. You’re pretty much creating pieces that look like your music sounds. Keep up the amazingness 🔥🔥🔥

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel 11 місяців тому

      hahaha thank you! I appreciate that.

  • @marinercegovic8049
    @marinercegovic8049 11 місяців тому

    What is the final thickness of your table?

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel 11 місяців тому

      This one ended up being about an inch thick.

  • @crissydillard5138
    @crissydillard5138 11 місяців тому

    These trays are absolutely gorgeous!! You are truly an artist.

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel 11 місяців тому

      Thank you Crissy. I appreciate it. Long time no talk by the way! I hope everythings been going well!

  • @rickthemagicguy6075
    @rickthemagicguy6075 11 місяців тому

    That looks incredible.

  • @hs1626
    @hs1626 11 місяців тому

    This is a really well made video (and table!)

  • @audraestephen
    @audraestephen 11 місяців тому

    Amazing! We so appreciate the time & level of detail you took in making our trays...so proud to own them! BTW...love the tutorial. You have a great speaking voice & enough humor to make me watch a woodworking video despite my lack of desire to be a woodworker...well, maybe I desire it a smidge, just not sure I'm that skilled. You, on the other hand, are extremely skilled & talented. Thank you!🥰

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel 11 місяців тому

      Thank you! Happy you like them. You gotta send pics once they’re in action!

  • @lisaparent8246
    @lisaparent8246 11 місяців тому

    Those came out really great

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel 11 місяців тому

      Thank you Lisa! Im glad you like em.

  • @1tsbecca
    @1tsbecca 11 місяців тому

    These turned out beautifully. The wood you chose is gorgeous, I can’t believe they use it for firewood. 😣

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel 11 місяців тому

      Thank you! I know! Its crazy. Its also used for cooking apparently. I I guess it has a nice aroma when burned.

  • @1tsbecca
    @1tsbecca Рік тому

    This turned out so beautifully and the care and effort that you put into it is evident. 🥺🐶🐾

  • @lisaparent8246
    @lisaparent8246 Рік тому

    I just love your work

  • @danfoley9135
    @danfoley9135 Рік тому

    This looks really great. The splines were perfect!!!

  • @mindthrower8772
    @mindthrower8772 Рік тому

    Everything went well, but me personally don't like that black spot in the center. To mask it will be good to take some wood dust and mix it with the ca glue. Overall great build!

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      I agree. I originally used sawdust and glue, but it was too big of a spot, so it was super noticeable, so I just went with the black, so it didn't seem like I was trying to hide it.

  • @ved-5522
    @ved-5522 Рік тому

    Good

  • @ArtisticCouple
    @ArtisticCouple Рік тому

    smooth and charming, great work👍

  • @Rc.experience
    @Rc.experience Рік тому

    Wow I think you did amazing job, tools you use make me feel that I can do something like that

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      Thank you! And you probably can! Honestly if you have a drill and a jigsaw, thats all you really need!

  • @ChrisPage68
    @ChrisPage68 Рік тому

    "How big a..." - not "of a". 🤦

  • @JaLLaM86
    @JaLLaM86 Рік тому

    You do know that epoxy is extremely toxic, right? You really shouldn't be putting your fingers in there unless you have a death wish :/

  • @natalieelisabeth5767
    @natalieelisabeth5767 Рік тому

    Beautiful work!

  • @huberheinrich3921
    @huberheinrich3921 Рік тому

    Clamping the wood for 48 hours is mostly enough to harden it...

  • @crissydillard5138
    @crissydillard5138 Рік тому

    Another beautiful piece!! 👏🏻👏🏻You truly make furniture art! Just curious, do you make the table legs too?

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      Thanks Crissy! I dont do the metal legs myself. I’ve done wooden legs before, but no welding. Maybe in the future though!

  • @Orichalc17
    @Orichalc17 Рік тому

    Wow. Absolutely beautiful. Really good video. I was kinda mesmerized haha. On a side note: you have an awesome voice for voiceover man. Good job!

  • @Cerickson
    @Cerickson Рік тому

    Great looking table. How much are you selling it for?

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      Thank you! I appreciate it. This one is currently listed for $549 with free shipping!

    • @Cerickson
      @Cerickson Рік тому

      @@GrainAndSteel You won’t have any problem selling that. Great work!

  • @wharfrat360
    @wharfrat360 Рік тому

    Killin' it! Beautiful table!

  • @1tsbecca
    @1tsbecca Рік тому

    Satisfying and entertaining! 😂

  • @djiido441
    @djiido441 Рік тому

    What router would you recommend for a beginner please

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      I love the router that I have. I got the bosch polunge and fixed router package. Dealt also has a good one. I think its the DW618. Hope this helps!

    • @djiido441
      @djiido441 Рік тому

      @@GrainAndSteel Of course it helps, thank you very much.

  • @fredafresh3362
    @fredafresh3362 Рік тому

    Love this video. You explain it so well!

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      Thank you! I appreciate that. Glad you liked it!

  • @fabiofogarolo6656
    @fabiofogarolo6656 Рік тому

    Fantastico

  • @nemil2898
    @nemil2898 Рік тому

    Appreciate the commentary. Nice to hear you reasoning for making choices with this build. Looks beautiful!

  • @Thefineartofdistraction
    @Thefineartofdistraction Рік тому

    I really enjoyed this whole process, great content my friend. Ps I just subscribed & look forward to watching more of your videos

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      Thank you! I appreciate that. More coming soon!

  • @claresebrown5377
    @claresebrown5377 Рік тому

    This turned out beautifully.

  • @MegaDrummerdude13
    @MegaDrummerdude13 Рік тому

    Dude! Dont use your bare hands in the epoxy! Are you psycho? Serious health concerns brother

  • @audraestephen
    @audraestephen Рік тому

    Love these coasters! Very unique & look lovely sitting out on the table. Functional artwork!!

  • @DeanG55
    @DeanG55 Рік тому

    SWEEEET!!

  • @dowtingtomas.695
    @dowtingtomas.695 Рік тому

    Nice one dude . Thanks for the tutorial. 👉🍻🍻

  • @nilimajoshi3124
    @nilimajoshi3124 Рік тому

    Very ❤❤nice🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @crissydillard5138
    @crissydillard5138 Рік тому

    They turned out beautiful! I absolutely love my set!!! 👏🏻

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      Thank you Crissy! I really appreciate it and I'm glad you like them!

  • @1tsbecca
    @1tsbecca Рік тому

    Very creative and beautiful!

  • @danfoley9135
    @danfoley9135 Рік тому

    Great job, very professional and beautiful!!! 😎👍

  • @brucemaher7621
    @brucemaher7621 Рік тому

    Very good... I like the white with black swirl ....but the black with white swirl is to me nicer.. Thanks man

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      Thank you! I appreciate it. Im glad you liked them.

  • @albertshilton5336
    @albertshilton5336 Рік тому

    Wonderful. Work of art. Question. What would you use if you wanted a higher gloss finish?

    • @GrainAndSteel
      @GrainAndSteel Рік тому

      Thank you! I appreciate it. The thing I really like about odies oil is that the sheen goes however high you sand it. So if I was looking for a higher gloss I could sand up to maybe 1000-2000 and it would be nice and shiny. I'm a big fan of the flat/satin look so I like to stop at around 320 grit.