Epoxy Mishaps: Creating a Crop Circle Coffee Table with 52 Black Epoxy filled Holes

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  • Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
  • We build a Traditional Shape Table out of Cherry, then we drill 52 hole from 3/4 inch to 5 inch completely through the Table Top. We fill them with Coal Black Epoxy Resin with a multitude of leaks. Legs are turned and unique wooden brackets complete the project for a slick one of a kind piece of furniture!

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  • @JJE2010MO
    @JJE2010MO 22 години тому +1

    And Blue Turtle Studios is about to go viral with this!!!! Keep up the super work Sir!

  • @stlwoodworking
    @stlwoodworking 2 дні тому

    Agreement. This is your best video so far. I like the table. Now you need more epoxy :)

  • @fathogwoodworking
    @fathogwoodworking 2 дні тому

    Really interesting design concept. I loved the leg brackets, I’ve not seen them done that way before but I loved them.
    Great video too. Great stuff. 👏

  • @TheNewJankyWorkshop
    @TheNewJankyWorkshop 22 години тому

    Phenomenal table my friend, really enjoyed the build!

  • @vulgarwoodworks
    @vulgarwoodworks 2 дні тому

    I need MORE cherry in my life!!! That ended up being a great looking tabletop. Not too "holy" but just enough to give it that visual intest. Well done sirs

    • @BlueTurtleStudios
      @BlueTurtleStudios  2 дні тому

      Thanks sir! Exoteric eclectic epoxy experiment! I like the end product also, but really wanted them to be clear holes. I chickened out.

  • @FortressFineWoodworks
    @FortressFineWoodworks 2 дні тому

    Definitely your best video! The table came out perfect!

    • @BlueTurtleStudios
      @BlueTurtleStudios  2 дні тому

      Appreciate it! The end product is exactly what I wanted! The process an adventure.

  • @squareandlevel
    @squareandlevel 2 дні тому

    Very unique! Great video sir. Thanks for sharing your genius with us. Hope you have a great evening!

    • @BlueTurtleStudios
      @BlueTurtleStudios  2 дні тому

      It was a challenging project. That flattening process is for the birds.

  • @timarmstrong2338
    @timarmstrong2338 21 годину тому

    great video

  • @coolabahwoodworking
    @coolabahwoodworking День тому

    Holy moly man. This was awesome!!! I laughed so hard when you said I rather pressure wash the house 😂😂😂😂

    • @BlueTurtleStudios
      @BlueTurtleStudios  День тому +1

      Thanks Tom, I think there must be a better way. Like get someone else to do that part.

    • @coolabahwoodworking
      @coolabahwoodworking День тому

      @@BlueTurtleStudios 😂😂😂😂

  • @FullStackWoodworking
    @FullStackWoodworking 2 дні тому

    The table looks great. I love your workshop it's like a hanger!

    • @BlueTurtleStudios
      @BlueTurtleStudios  2 дні тому

      It's a fun place to work. The bad thing about making these videos is I normally listen to my tunes up high to beat the shop noise. It helps the process but would be a copyright mess?!?!?!

  • @RichardThompsonCA
    @RichardThompsonCA 2 дні тому

    That turned out great!

  • @derbie517
    @derbie517 22 години тому

    what I learned in this video is that just because someone says they didn't make a chocolate chip cookie table, doesn't mean they didn't make a chocolate chip cookie table.

  • @adgieem1
    @adgieem1 День тому +1

    You needed to study crop circles . They are NOT just circles positioned randomly. Each has a specific pattern. Not just big and little circles all over.