Hi Greg, just a quick question. I understand that you cant screw into clear apoxy, but with dark apoxy can you put the screw inserts into the apoxy aswell as the wood, I see some of your tables with no wood in the corner areas and wondered how you connect the stand to the table top. Not sure if you can see the screw inserts on a dark apoxy.
He answered this in his recent video. You can screw into any color epoxy. The reason most don’t do it in clear is because you’ll see it in the epoxy. So, Yes, you can screw into dark epoxy.
If you like this kind of work, please go watch blacktail studio where the UA-camr narrates the process instead of making you pay for an explanation in a link...
Hello, Absolutely beautiful table. I noticed, at least in the order of the video, you applied a layer of finish to the wood before you started your sanding and polishing of the epoxy. I'm building an office desk right now; a river, waterfall desk, and I am considering polishing the epoxy and finishing the black walnut with a satin Rubio Mono-Coat but I am concerned with the polish effecting how the wood takes the Rubio, and vice-versa how the finish might effect the edges of the epoxy. Would be willing to tell me in what order you do things with your polishing and finishing and have you ever experienced this process messing up the edges of either one? Thanks, Gary
Хорошо конечно, но в заливке в обязалово нужны белые пятна ао типу облаков. Однотонный синий цвет совсем не то. Нужно небо делать. В этом случае норм. Оценка троечка с плюсом. Нет изюминки в самой эпоксидке. Это не река однозначно
Beautiful work and use of such a gorgeous piece of slab, very nice. Also, thank you for listing tools, but what epoxies do you use and why do you use them? (sponsored; tried and true results). Thank you for your time...
I have been struggling as well, spent many hours polishing but result is still smoky. Cannot understand what I am doing wrong. If you are able to sort it out, please do share. Will really appreciate.
@@aanishchoytun2704 enviornment should be around 70-80° with 0-90 humidity. Can also be caused by over aggressive mixing and/ or damp wood. Just a few of many reasons.
When you said that the underside was done, and were turning it over, I couldn't help but notice all of the lines in the epoxy from the "router sled"... did you end up sanding and buffing them out? Honestly, if you left them in there, despite all of your effort and fancy tools, I'd say that you'd lost your passion for creating works of art... and if I were your customer, I'd be pissed. If you chose to fix it and do the right thing, then good on you... I really appreciate your craft... just noticed the lines and thought I would see if you'd corrected them.
This is one of those “let me kick you in the nuts comments”. Did you see the end result? Did you see any cnc lines? Its because when i said the underside was done, it was done, that cnc lines you saw was the top of the table where we still had to start sanding from scratch.
@@diywithgreg alright man... sorry for the nut kick... I wasn't able to see the cnc lines in the finished product, you're correct. I admit that my comment was critical without being constructive, and for that, I apologize.
From reading your comment, one would assume you have no idea how these tables are really made. Do you think he'd go through all of the work and NOT sand out the flattening lines? It's obvious that's the first thing he did after he flipped it. I didn't see him apply a finish to the wood either but, I don't ASSume he left it raw. SMH.
What do y'all reckon this guy's life expectancy is going to be, wire Wheeling epoxy with no respirator on? I don't know? He looks about 25 or 30, he probably won't see 70
Like a moon island inside ocean !
The colour is beautiful, the rendering is superb. The rendering of the blue is really splendid.
Beautiful work as always!
Hey Greg, AMAZING KNOWLEDGE😲 🙆♂️🤷♂️ GOLDFINGERS MAN😏😁🤗🙋♂️...... THANKS! 👌👍
The blue epoxy and the wood are by far my favorite. It’s like looking down into water. Simply gorgeous.
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What a beautiful work!
An amazing piece of wood, such details in edges and after casting.
I love your work!
P E R F E C T AND UNIQUE . . . . .
É simplesmente lindo demais este trabalho artístico.!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
mann this table is freaking awsome love the color and great music choice
Best I’ve ever seen wow
Real nice!! Beautiful table!! Nice slab, good polishing skills!!
The little atoll on the end just sets it apart, great work!
omg I love these tables, I wonder how well they hold up to scratching.
One of the best polishing jobs I've seen.
I've been buffing automotive clear coat for 30 years can you even get that epoxy to hot ? Lol. I like the table buddy its awsome
First of all, what an amazing slab of wood!
Second of all, what an amazing job!Jaw dropping pictures at the end of the video!
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Holy crap it's like looking down on the ocean. Did you sell that if so what did it sell for.
Nice fithter
Bellisimmmmmmma table nice work nice channel
Thanks for the support
Excelente trabajo me encanta
Un bello mueble quisiera aprender a realizarlo.
Its. Just gorgeous
Dude it's frickin gorgeous
One of the coolest tables I’ve seen. Nice work
Your work is stunning. Where did you learn to make epoxy tables, and complicated is it for a beginner? Do you need carpentry skills/background?
Stunning as usual. I love this color Greg
Love ❤️
Amazing and Beautiful table
Incredibly beautiful pieces! Are you able to list the types of timber you use in each video?
Very nice work. Awesome look
Hermoso trabajo parece un pedazo del caribe
Bravo!!!
That's awesome
Fresh colors, well done
It's real art ar it's best superb
Good job 😍
Wooowww 👍🏻
I really want to learn
www.diywithgreg.com/product-page/online-epoxy-master-class
Another brilliant peice I do love the blue style tables you do m8 keep em coming👍👍
This is a superb job brilliant it should bring a great payday for this beauty colour perfect.
Great table but "do it yourself?" Who has a 80k cnc?
Who has 5k worth of Festool?
Шикарный стол! Автор-исполнитель крутой мастер. Жаль, что на видео упущен момент с весом стола и изготовлением ножек.
What pigment(s) did you use in the resin I love that color,thanks.
Hi Mom! 😁
F@#KIN' BEAUTIFUL TABLE!
Good job.
Hi Greg, just a quick question. I understand that you cant screw into clear apoxy, but with dark apoxy can you put the screw inserts into the apoxy aswell as the wood, I see some of your tables with no wood in the corner areas and wondered how you connect the stand to the table top. Not sure if you can see the screw inserts on a dark apoxy.
He answered this in his recent video. You can screw into any color epoxy. The reason most don’t do it in clear is because you’ll see it in the epoxy. So, Yes, you can screw into dark epoxy.
So you made yourself a pour chamber that is enclosed? Did you calculate how much the epoxy added?
what is the thinnest table you would make with resin that would still be strong enough to use?
My recommendations will be to go as thick as possible
Exquisite 👌🏾
Do you always seal The wood edges, why do mist say don’t so mean say do,
How would you DIY without the cnc machine?
Manual cnc router sled
Awesome, I learned a lot and have an idea for a table. Appreciate it.
If you like this kind of work, please go watch blacktail studio where the UA-camr narrates the process instead of making you pay for an explanation in a link...
Stunning results. But where is yr PPE mate.
Hello,
Absolutely beautiful table. I noticed, at least in the order of the video, you applied a layer of finish to the wood before you started your sanding and polishing of the epoxy. I'm building an office desk right now; a river, waterfall desk, and I am considering polishing the epoxy and finishing the black walnut with a satin Rubio Mono-Coat but I am concerned with the polish effecting how the wood takes the Rubio, and vice-versa how the finish might effect the edges of the epoxy.
Would be willing to tell me in what order you do things with your polishing and finishing and have you ever experienced this process messing up the edges of either one?
Thanks, Gary
Una pregunta la resina le tiras catalizador verdad?
A what?
Wonderful work 👍
NO DETENGAS CON LAS MANOS. EXISTEN LOS SARGENTOS PRENZAS....
muito bom
How many things do you see?
Nice job 👍
profesitional
boa tarde mim passa lista de materias quem vc usa resina epoxi marca aonde vc compra
os produtos que vc usa pra da brilhos ??
Really nice….but i heard that epoxy is so subsceptible for scratches?
How many gallons of epoxy did it take sir?
How much did you sale it for?
i want to have a proper training, so where i can get it?
We do have a online epoxy master class
awesome super simple....may I ask something how many kilos did this take???
Nice... 👍👍👍🙏
Looks amazing good job!
what would this table look like if the underside was frosted.
Show parabéns
Will u give me the list of equipments and materials used for this project
molim vas koliko kosta jedan ovakav sto.pozdrav
Hi
Are you using pigments or dyes and what type of pigments/dyes are you using
Good work
😊
Dye, so strong is the brand
list me all the names of your tools you used
www.diywithgreg.com/product-page/online-epoxy-master-class
Where do you buy the epoxy?
Amtcomposites
How thick is your table
Хорошо конечно, но в заливке в обязалово нужны белые пятна ао типу облаков. Однотонный синий цвет совсем не то. Нужно небо делать. В этом случае норм. Оценка троечка с плюсом. Нет изюминки в самой эпоксидке. Это не река однозначно
Beautiful work and use of such a gorgeous piece of slab, very nice. Also, thank you for listing tools, but what epoxies do you use and why do you use them? (sponsored; tried and true results).
Thank you for your time...
We use local epoxy from south africa and its the best we have available, its imported and called kristal 100, not sponsored at all
Hey Greg, absolutely beautiful- well done!!! Love the video!!!
I really struggle getting my epoxy polished, can you assist please? nico
Practice makes perfect
I have been struggling as well, spent many hours polishing but result is still smoky. Cannot understand what I am doing wrong. If you are able to sort it out, please do share. Will really appreciate.
@@aanishchoytun2704 enviornment should be around 70-80° with 0-90 humidity. Can also be caused by over aggressive mixing and/ or damp wood. Just a few of many reasons.
How you make the legs?
Where is this table today?
Standing in Cape Town
It’s beautiful
Do it yourself?! If I try using a hammer it explodes! If you don't mind I'll leave it to pros like you guys.
Hey Greg. Love your work. Who is your threaded inserts supplier? Thanks.
Gelmar
👍👍👍
Hey Greg, you are a Saffa?
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how money ?
To much
👏👏👏💪🇦🇷
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Что за хрень жидкость??
Epoxy
When you said that the underside was done, and were turning it over, I couldn't help but notice all of the lines in the epoxy from the "router sled"... did you end up sanding and buffing them out? Honestly, if you left them in there, despite all of your effort and fancy tools, I'd say that you'd lost your passion for creating works of art... and if I were your customer, I'd be pissed. If you chose to fix it and do the right thing, then good on you... I really appreciate your craft... just noticed the lines and thought I would see if you'd corrected them.
This is one of those “let me kick you in the nuts comments”.
Did you see the end result?
Did you see any cnc lines?
Its because when i said the underside was done, it was done, that cnc lines you saw was the top of the table where we still had to start sanding from scratch.
Lol that is hilarious 😂????
@@diywithgreg alright man... sorry for the nut kick... I wasn't able to see the cnc lines in the finished product, you're correct. I admit that my comment was critical without being constructive, and for that, I apologize.
😂😂😂
No worries Craig, all understandable 👌🏻
Just want to help people 😇
From reading your comment, one would assume you have no idea how these tables are really made. Do you think he'd go through all of the work and NOT sand out the flattening lines? It's obvious that's the first thing he did after he flipped it. I didn't see him apply a finish to the wood either but, I don't ASSume he left it raw. SMH.
Words are much better than subtitles and annoying music. DiY? My diy is alot lower budget than yours, but i dont sell 20k,30k,40k tables. Nice table
Music is annoying AF!!!!!
NO HAGAN VIDEOS SI NO CONOCEN LA TECNICA. SON MALA ESCUELA
What I don’t get, how all these epoxy table makers spend so much time and efforts to make the table top and at the same time pit them on so ugly legs
Lol.. i only build what the clients asks for.. 🙏🏻
Nice clip horrible music
Working on it 🫡
Music sucks. Narrate
What do y'all reckon this guy's life expectancy is going to be, wire Wheeling epoxy with no respirator on? I don't know? He looks about 25 or 30, he probably won't see 70