Epoxy Mixing & Pouring - What You Need To Know
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2024
- If you have been interested in learning how to do epoxy with your CNC router woodworking projects but not sure where to start, this video will give you good insights into epoxy basics.
In this video, we are interviewing Meagan from Total Boat epoxy where she gives you the necessary insights into how to work with epoxy. You will uncover the secrets of epoxy and woodworking fusion in this comprehensive beginner's introduction video! Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or just stepping into the craft, this video is your gateway to understanding epoxy basics and the transformative power in CNC router woodworking projects. Discover the versatility of epoxy resin, its role in filling gaps, and how it can breathe new life into your creations. From accentuating the natural beauty of wood to crafting intricate designs, epoxy is your ultimate ally. We'll delve into essential techniques, safety precautions, and reveal how epoxy seamlessly enhances CNC router woodworking projects. Join us on this journey as we unlock the potential of epoxy in elevating your woodworking to new heights!
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Awesome! It was so great to meet and chat with you at WBC!!
TotalBoat, it was great to meet you as well brother!
Funny you should share this today, Garrett. I started my first epoxy inlay this afternoon and I am using the Totalboat Performance epoxy. Thanks so much for this channel and the information you share!
jimsk9s, you are so welcome my friend.
I would like to see Garrett do some CNC/Epoxy projects. I have just started looking into some epoxy inlays to use along with my CNC. Excellent timing.
waynehyatt5565, so glad to hear you liked this one brother! Making more epoxy projects would be amazing and I am looking forward to future videos like this for you too. Happy CNCing!
It was a good basic intro. I'd look forward to a "Garret" dive into it as you always seem to find niche data not included on websites or vendor videos!
BlacklandGrass, glad to hear it brother! I look forward to making more videos with epoxy to really dive deep into the subject.
I understand you have to pour in a certain temperature range - I've been waiting to get to know how my new shop navigates its way through winter now that it is fully insulated. Too cold = no dice. Great intro video!!! 👊
LYTOMIZE_Woodshop, I definitely see how the temp in your shop could be a concern without insulation. Great point brother and absolutely something to consider!
Thanks Garrett for u sharing your videos on epoxy. I'm been looking in too this and just was not sure about it. Still researching it.. thanks again
roblehmann2378, you are so welcome my friend. Happy CNCing.
Nice informative video as usual my friend . Just got to where i can get back goofing off in the shop.had open heart do first week of Feb. Hope all is well up your way.
jerrybradley1420, here is to a quick and speedy recovery brother! I am excited for you to get back into the shop so you can get to cutting!
Nice video and great tips!
N8zwn, glad to hear it brother!
very nice
jimking9646, glad you liked this one brother.
well come sir
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eyobyosef1176, thanks brother! Happy to have you here.
Great video interview. Where can I get information about preventing epoxy from bleeding into the edges V carve letters?
I found this one very informative. ua-cam.com/video/AuPywzeXL4Q/v-deo.html
marklasby, before applying epoxy, try to seal the carved letters and the surrounding wood surface. You can use a clear wood sealer, shellac, or a thin layer of the same epoxy you'll be filling the letters with. This creates a barrier that prevents the epoxy from seeping into the wood's pores! Hope it helps brother!
Nice . One thing , should I mix the pigment color into part A then mix part A with part B ? Or I can mix part A into part B then add color pigment?
Thanks god bless
namocrafts1101, both methods will work great brother!
Should you seal the wood prior to using epoxy?
cire411, that would be a great idea brother! It would be very important if you are using an epoxy with a dye colorant.
When I use node editing mode and selection mode, snap to guide keeps coming up and makes node editing mode not work. I tried to turn it off.vcarve software
teklesellassiehailu6660, this one is a little tricky to walk you through over comments my friend. I recommend joining Kate and I for our live sessions we host every Wednesday evening at 8PM EST. We should be able to help walk you through it then brother!
So one thing that always confuses me/I feel like they are not using a good measurement. The pour depth part of this. So we see people making things like a river table then cnc projects. So I know some of that is the heat generated by the expoxy. So 1/4in, thats not equal if your pouring a .25 deep by .25 wide hole vs .25 deep 12 inchs across. Not like being negitive to Total Boat or any of the epoxy companies. Just seems like that should more be a total volume limit, like say 2 cups max vs just depth in my brain.
drewpickard554, good point my friend! Keeping the epoxy cool is a critical factor to ensuring your project turns out exactly how you want it to.
Total boat has an epoxy calculator on their website and that may help you to determine what product you’re using and the depth that you should pour and the hours between four times I’m just learning so I hope this helps
One thing your guest didn't mention in the basic tips, wear gloves when working with Epoxy!
SteveKryworuka, very true my friend. I couldn't agree more.