Simple Fix for Knot Holes with Epoxy

Is your perfect piece of wood ruined by a nasty knot hole? I am going to show you a simple way to not only fix it but add to the beauty of your wood. In today's video, I am going to show you how to do quick wood prep as well as fill in and stabilize wood with knot holes.
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Materials:
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Hard Wood with tight grains like maple, cherry or walnut
Shellac Wood Sealer
* Epoxy Resin (We used Thick set Epoxy from Totalboat) 12g part A and 2.8 grams part B.
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* Pigment or Mica Powder (we used Shinba Copper by Eye Candy Pigments)
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* Wood hydrator and conditioner (we use Bumblechute Wood Serum and All in One Wood Conditioner)
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Sandpaper (80, 180 and 220 grit)
Silicone mixing cup
Silicone stir stick
Flex Fix Duct tape
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
Respirator rated for chemical fumes
Nitrile gloves
Eye goggles
Dust mask
Hearing protection
Tools:
Bandsaw (to cut out your board and coasters)
Hand Sander
Air Compresser with nozzle
Butane Torch
Plastic Risers (I just use tops to my Stoks iced coffee)
Bubble level
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