Ohh Great! Another Festool video of tools & materials when most of there items are back ordered until Spring of 2022- so my wish list keeps getting bigger-n-bigger. I do appreciate your tips. 👍
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything. You can find the document here www.diywithgreg.com/shop
Hi Greg, I have bought your document with all the knowledge and information, thank you very much for this, so much info it is great. One question that I can't find the answer to in your document is - when you sand out the cnc Mark's from your table, do you then use the finishing sander on the wood and epoxy from that point onward rather then an ordinary sander.
Hi Johny, first of all thank you so much for the support 🙏🏻 You can use any sander to remove the lines, will definitely not recommend a belt sander. And what i have noticed a couple of days ago, we used to start sanding with 80 grid but the 80 grid makes very deep lines, so we will now start sanding with 120 grid.. By the way im starting a online epoxy master course soon.
Greg, if i sanded the wood section to 400 grit then carried on the epoxy to 1500 grit for a shinny finish, i will sand onto the wood edge giving the edge a 1500 grit sanding, if i cant sand the wood edge back to 400 grit for what ever reason will this be noticeable. Sometimes you cant resand back to 400 grit because that section of wood might be quite narrow. Thanks Johny
Good question, we posted a video recently on this topic. Just make sure you come back and sand as close as possible to the edge without touching the epoxy. This does take a lot of time, unfortunately. But when applying odies it really really hard to notice.
Hi Greg! Just a question..I hope to make it clear, since it’s a bit articulate..how do you manage to polish just the epoxy section and not the wood? I mean..while you sand the wood up to maybe 400 grit, to oil it afterwards, and you also polish the epoxy to high gloss finish, in the very transition section where the wood meets the epoxy, that wood portion is likely going to get polished too, i guess...but all the other wood parts were just sanded and not polished..so can it be a problem having the wood partially sanded and partially polished when it comes to oil it? Cause I think the wood soaks the oil differently..I just knew that when the wood is polished, it’s like a mirror, the grain is almost completely closed, and it almost cannot absorb finishes..sorry for the extremely long question🤦🏻♂️ Anyway, gret table, as always! Merry Christmas from Italy
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything. You can find the document here www.diywithgreg.com/shop
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything. You can find the document here www.diywithgreg.com/shop
Hi Greg. I want to ask you something. Are there specific rpm’s at your polisher for every compound? And one more question, is your polisher rotary or orbital? Thank you.
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything. You can find the document here www.diywithgreg.com/shop
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything. You can find the document here www.diywithgreg.com/shop
hi Greg, you do a wonderful tables and i really love your job. But, all your channel watchers, subscribers and those who press like for you, want to see your work and the procces. sometime they have a quation to ask. and what you r doing? answer: "Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything" means, pay me 15$ for answer. You became familiar and a appreciate because all this people. there is a lot of epoxy table builders in youtube, some of them very famous, who show their projects, the process and answer questions asked by the watchers because they see them a partners. Think about it.
Hi Rami, thanks for your comment and support. Please do understand where im coming from, if you follow me and watch all my older videos you will find that im basically explaining everything and show people what I do and how I do it. I had to close my construction company down after 12 years of trading due to covid and started woodworking and UA-cam for an income, at this stage im trying everything “even selling my knowledge on a document” for a few bucks that should be thousands of dollars worth at the end of the day because that’s thousands of hours I had to work to gain experience and knowledge for building River tables. Hope all is good and well. Blessings
@@diywithgreg i understand that. You are do a great job, absolutly astonish. All i'm saying dont cause watchers leave your channel. The money will come, that sure for talent like you are. Wish you the best.
Ohh Great! Another Festool video of tools & materials when most of there items are back ordered until Spring of 2022- so my wish list keeps getting bigger-n-bigger. I do appreciate your tips. 👍
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything.
You can find the document here
www.diywithgreg.com/shop
This video answered many questions I had, brilliant advice, thank you, wish you all the well deserved success
Greg, great tutorial on your finishing - good job👍
Beautiful finish!!!!!!!
Hello, You do amazing job.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻so What did you use to make to wood shine? Which oil do you use?
Thank you
É muito linda essa obra de arte 😍
Maravilla de trabajo...
Eu sei que o acabamento é importante numa obra de arte como está
Great video! Do you just sand the epoxy to the high grit or the whole table. Same question about the buffing? Thanks!
Nice video. Do you finish the wood before you polish the epoxy? Thanks
Yes, but will give it a light sand before we start oiling
Hi Greg, I have bought your document with all the knowledge and information, thank you very much for this, so much info it is great. One question that I can't find the answer to in your document is - when you sand out the cnc Mark's from your table, do you then use the finishing sander on the wood and epoxy from that point onward rather then an ordinary sander.
Hi Johny, first of all thank you so much for the support 🙏🏻
You can use any sander to remove the lines, will definitely not recommend a belt sander.
And what i have noticed a couple of days ago, we used to start sanding with 80 grid but the 80 grid makes very deep lines, so we will now start sanding with 120 grid..
By the way im starting a online epoxy master course soon.
@@diywithgreg That's great Greg, I will be looking out for your epoxy course
Hi.do you oil the table before polishing or after?
Sir , one video on how to sand table treating wood (upto 220) and continuing epoxy part(upto higher grits) for polishing and giving gloss.
Greg, if i sanded the wood section to 400 grit then carried on the epoxy to 1500 grit for a shinny finish, i will sand onto the wood edge giving the edge a 1500 grit sanding, if i cant sand the wood edge back to 400 grit for what ever reason will this be noticeable. Sometimes you cant resand back to 400 grit because that section of wood might be quite narrow.
Thanks
Johny
Good question, we posted a video recently on this topic. Just make sure you come back and sand as close as possible to the edge without touching the epoxy.
This does take a lot of time, unfortunately.
But when applying odies it really really hard to notice.
Hi Greg! Just a question..I hope
to make it clear, since it’s a bit articulate..how do you manage to polish just the epoxy section and not the wood? I mean..while you sand the wood up to maybe 400 grit, to oil it afterwards, and you also polish the epoxy to high gloss finish, in the very transition section where the wood meets the epoxy, that wood portion is likely going to get polished too, i guess...but all the other wood parts were just sanded and not polished..so can it be a problem having the wood partially sanded and partially polished when it comes to oil it? Cause I think the wood soaks the oil differently..I just knew that when the wood is polished, it’s like a mirror, the grain is almost completely closed, and it almost cannot absorb finishes..sorry for the extremely long question🤦🏻♂️ Anyway, gret table, as always! Merry Christmas from Italy
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything.
You can find the document here
www.diywithgreg.com/shop
Obrigado pela informação
Are you sanding the entire table ( wood and resin) to 400-800 grit and then just the resin for up to the final grit?
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything.
You can find the document here
www.diywithgreg.com/shop
Hi Greg. I want to ask you something. Are there specific rpm’s at your polisher for every compound? And one more question, is your polisher rotary or orbital? Thank you.
Yoyo, yes you can use a low rpm when polishing. With a polish machine
Great video. How do you keep the polish from soaking into the wood when polishing the epoxy? Do you oil the wood first, then polish?
Will give the wood a small sand before we start oiling
Question…..are you sanding the entire surface (wood and resin) up to 400-800 grit and then just the resin from there on up?
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything.
You can find the document here
www.diywithgreg.com/shop
How durable/scratch resistant is the polish?
Will answer this question in my next video
Question: do you wet sand at all at the higher grits?
Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything.
You can find the document here
www.diywithgreg.com/shop
Hi Greg
Why you don’t send the wood at the same time?
Because if you sand the wood to higher grids the oil will not penetrate into the wood 😇
👍
Very strange, I can only hear you speaking from the L-channel of my headphones. But I predominantly use only the R-channel when I am on UA-cam. lol
Hi, We know about the issue, will be resolved early 2022. Thanks 🙏🏻
hi Greg, you do a wonderful tables and i really love your job.
But, all your channel watchers, subscribers and those who press like for you, want to see your work and the procces. sometime they have a quation to ask. and what you r doing?
answer: "Hallo, i have a full document on our methods and techniques we use to build all our tables and all the information you need, and I documented everything" means, pay me 15$ for answer.
You became familiar and a appreciate because all this people. there is a lot of epoxy table builders in youtube, some of them very famous, who show their projects, the process and answer questions asked by the watchers because they see them a partners.
Think about it.
Hi Rami, thanks for your comment and support. Please do understand where im coming from, if you follow me and watch all my older videos you will find that im basically explaining everything and show people what I do and how I do it.
I had to close my construction company down after 12 years of trading due to covid and started woodworking and UA-cam for an income, at this stage im trying everything “even selling my knowledge on a document” for a few bucks that should be thousands of dollars worth at the end of the day because that’s thousands of hours I had to work to gain experience and knowledge for building River tables.
Hope all is good and well. Blessings
@@diywithgreg i understand that. You are do a great job, absolutly astonish. All i'm saying dont cause watchers leave your channel. The money will come, that sure for talent like you are.
Wish you the best.