Simple Techniques For Countertop Building

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  • @StoneCoatCountertops
    @StoneCoatCountertops  5 років тому +5

    🔴 www.stonecoatcountertops.com 🔴 Learn new tips and tricks using Epoxy!

    • @jah12879
      @jah12879 4 роки тому

      I love watching these, then experimenting, then rewatching. I learned a lot from your videos, but you gotta get your hands dirty or sticky to really understand.

  • @desviz
    @desviz 3 роки тому +4

    GotDamm I like Mike! He puts the right amount of energy into the talk that relays important important WITH undertones that says, "yes, you can do this too!" If you want people to believe, you have to do it with energy! Mike delivers!

  • @trashpanda2396
    @trashpanda2396 11 місяців тому

    Catawampus 😂 always enjoyed using that word not many people do. Thanks for your videos!

  • @gloriandesandford6172
    @gloriandesandford6172 Рік тому

    je ne me lasse jamais de le regarder travailler, tout est parfaitement fait à la perfection!!

  • @lilolmecj
    @lilolmecj 3 роки тому +1

    Good point on 10’ MDF, I had forgotten it comes that long.

  • @tiljaharrison6198
    @tiljaharrison6198 2 роки тому

    I’m going to try and make a outdoor retail sign for our smoke shop!!!

  • @rybodelerium
    @rybodelerium 5 років тому +3

    Mike, not only are you the epoxy master, you're also a master craftsman in general. And.. you said 'cattywompus
    ' Good stuff, thanks!

  • @raulgil8207
    @raulgil8207 5 років тому +3

    Mike, you are without a doubt, one of the best youtuber that exist, and a true artist, I love your videos, and I learn a lot with them, keep doing that great work !!!

  • @Makebuildmodify
    @Makebuildmodify 5 років тому +7

    Pro Tips:
    1) 3:06
    2) 4:56
    3) 8:14
    4) 9:02
    5) 10:44
    6) 11:10
    7) 12:24
    8) 12:54
    9) 13:00
    10) 13:08
    11) 14:12
    12) 18:08
    Mike is so full of tips....;)

    • @coleture3
      @coleture3 4 роки тому

      full of something!

  • @teresagriffin
    @teresagriffin 3 роки тому +1

    If you are adding to this series, can you explain and show process for using biscuits when seaming MDF together? What size to use according to your MDF thickness, What size router bit to use if you don’t have the fancy tool???. I can’t buy MDF longer than 8ft, so that = need for joining together. Thank you very much! You are all THE BEST!!

  • @kari818
    @kari818 5 років тому +1

    Is it weird that I'm dancing in my chair as I'm watching the start of this video!!!?? I am a fan for LIFE! Love Stone Coat Countertops!!!

  • @johnnylopez6172
    @johnnylopez6172 Рік тому

    I really love what you guys do and really appreciate how you explain the process great to watch and learn

  • @DeA2875
    @DeA2875 2 роки тому

    Shhhhhwiiiing, love you guys

    • @StoneCoatCountertops
      @StoneCoatCountertops  2 роки тому

      We love you! Thank you so much for your support, what project would you like to see next?

  • @woody6750
    @woody6750 5 років тому

    like the use of the paper towel adds realism to it awesome!!!

  • @justicefall1917
    @justicefall1917 5 років тому +1

    You are a wealth of knowledge my friend!! This is absolutely the best and most exciting channel on UA-cam!! I always look forward to seeing everyone of your videos and thank you for your hard work that shares these works of art with all of us!!!

  • @A1BASE
    @A1BASE 5 років тому +1

    Pro tip ;) When gluing up large boards, put some weight in the center too. Clamps around the outside are all very well but sticking a honking great mass in the middle will help the glue do its job.

  • @idunnow904
    @idunnow904 Рік тому

    Charming!

  • @Black_Cryptocurrency
    @Black_Cryptocurrency 4 роки тому

    thank you Mr. epoxy..

  • @lenbrewer9351
    @lenbrewer9351 4 роки тому

    So Many ideas, just by watching your video's. I will be using some of these in my house. Thank You!!!

  • @DanielRenfro
    @DanielRenfro 4 роки тому

    I just made my first order of StoneCoat countertop!

  • @karenpresley7101
    @karenpresley7101 5 років тому

    I watch this like I'm ever going to do this! lol Y'all just make it all so interesting. At least, if I ever move and build a new area, I'll know what someone else should be doing. I do love these videos. 💖

  • @ericsnell9504
    @ericsnell9504 5 років тому +1

    I’d love to see you break that little clip of the rock face edge (10-15 seconds) into a full video. I’m really liking that more subtle version. Would love to see a slower paced video to help me learn the nuances of doing that.

  • @chrisnash2154
    @chrisnash2154 5 років тому +2

    Love your counter building series.👍🏾

  • @luceroj90
    @luceroj90 5 років тому

    thanks amigo for teaching us your techniques to do masterpieces

  • @donnieabernathy2455
    @donnieabernathy2455 4 роки тому +1

    Hey Mike hows this template work on existing counters? I’m looking to fabricate at my work space then replace the existing counters. Hope I’m making sense. Thanks again !

  • @michaelrussell499
    @michaelrussell499 5 років тому

    I’ve be thinking and thinking what to make... the state piece is spot on!!! Small and easy to start. Ppl here in SC are big time state pride folks... adding college swag. I might reach out for what to buy. Video of her making that?

  • @RakibIslam-ov1kc
    @RakibIslam-ov1kc 5 років тому

    that's the LOVELY one

  • @commandercurtis2418
    @commandercurtis2418 5 років тому

    Love the videos and the results.
    I am updating kitchen and bathroom counters. The Kitchen has a laminate counter top where the back piece is integrated with the top- I don't want to cut it off if I don't have to...
    Can you show or discuss an installation where the back piece remains in place for the install?

  • @asifahmedgsxr
    @asifahmedgsxr 4 роки тому

    thank you for the awesome tips

  • @artvandelay4302
    @artvandelay4302 5 років тому

    Brilliant, as always! Love it that your instructions are so detailed. Timely video for me, as we are making countertops for our build. Thank you again!

  • @user-yw1lj3tr2p
    @user-yw1lj3tr2p 4 роки тому +3

    Why did you do a drop edge in addition to doubling the MDF?

  • @michaeloliver6745
    @michaeloliver6745 5 років тому

    Awesome content as usual from this amazing craftsman and entrepreneur!! If I lived in OR I can just about guarantee that we’d be fast friends and hanging out in the shop making projects. Really enjoying this series, so much fun and detailed! Thank you for putting this out, love it all!

  • @rockyphillips1295
    @rockyphillips1295 3 роки тому +1

    What size and grade MDF are you using?

  • @TonyPham-Creations
    @TonyPham-Creations 5 років тому +5

    Everything looks really good! But would be much more professional with dust management 😉

  • @falconfalcon1027
    @falconfalcon1027 5 років тому

    Hi guys. I used to work with epoxy 29 years ago when I was 15 years old. At that time I was making aquariums for sale. How strong is the resin now? Do I need to treat the tabletop as a virgin in order not to scratch it ? If so, what do you recommend covering so that scratches do not appear? 😉. Thanks for the support !

  • @sierraden57
    @sierraden57 2 роки тому

    Love the videos...Hate, hate the ads! They're getting much more frequent and annoying!

  • @AngelasMixedMediaArtist
    @AngelasMixedMediaArtist 5 років тому

    Awesome

  • @johnnylopez6172
    @johnnylopez6172 Рік тому

    I have been trying to order some product but it is hard to talk to someone about a project that i want to do and ask questions on how to order the right materials

  • @terryjeffrey2558
    @terryjeffrey2558 5 років тому +1

    Would have been nice to see the finished COUNTERTOP. Exact subject matter I was looking for.

    • @richardfowler3254
      @richardfowler3254 5 років тому

      Check the page, I found the finished one and came here to see the base being built...

  • @danielketzell6458
    @danielketzell6458 4 роки тому

    If a route a roman ogee profile on the front of the countertop, will the epoxy will the epoxy keep the profile or fill it in?

  • @khalid_abdullah1974
    @khalid_abdullah1974 5 років тому

    V nice 👍

  • @catieb8117
    @catieb8117 4 роки тому +1

    Any tips, or maybe a video, of how someone might build countertops if they don’t have all the tools used in this video? Specifically tips to do corners?

  • @youngn9na92
    @youngn9na92 4 роки тому

    Ok so I bought 3/4 mdf. Is that thick enough for kitchen countertops?
    I've never done this before so I'm trying to watch all the right videos and learn how to do this. Thanks!

    • @jah12879
      @jah12879 4 роки тому +1

      I just made 3/4 mdf countertops and I didn't double it up. It will bow if u have a big overhang but mine was small and didn't have any.

  • @jasonadventist5226
    @jasonadventist5226 2 роки тому

    Question: can I put red guard on plywood?

  • @SaraHurstWrites
    @SaraHurstWrites 2 роки тому

    What router bits do you use?

  • @barryweigle1356
    @barryweigle1356 5 років тому

    Love this stuff,,,

  • @cw5986
    @cw5986 5 років тому

    Great stuff, Mike, especially so many 'pro tips!" What brand and model bisquit joiner are you using? Thanks!

    • @adriandetweiler5732
      @adriandetweiler5732 5 років тому

      Looked like Makita or Ryobi. Given the choice, buy Makita.

  • @johnnyreeseiii8189
    @johnnyreeseiii8189 5 років тому

    Can you make a video on how you made that saw guide.

  • @cindyp8664
    @cindyp8664 3 роки тому

    Can you router an existing formicia counter edge ? To get rid of the sharp edge

    • @StoneCoatCountertops
      @StoneCoatCountertops  3 роки тому +1

      Cindy, yes! You may need bondo if it is separated, give us a call we would be happy to go over steps and details!

    • @cindyp8664
      @cindyp8664 3 роки тому

      @@StoneCoatCountertops thanks we are going to give it a try.

  • @samanthahansen790
    @samanthahansen790 3 роки тому +1

    Does Redguard really keep water out of mdf over time for undermount sinks and dishwashers? Anyone have experience with this?

    • @StoneCoatCountertops
      @StoneCoatCountertops  3 роки тому

      RedGard is a ready to use waterproofing and crack prevention membrane. Just roll it on and let it dry. The membrane dries quickly. -Nathan

  • @lilolmecj
    @lilolmecj 3 роки тому

    The background music is a bit too loud, listen on headphones. Love your work.

  • @cindybennett1103
    @cindybennett1103 5 років тому

    Can the Apoxsee be put on a plywood floor

  • @josiahm.3055
    @josiahm.3055 4 роки тому

    Hey which video shows how you do the edges of the countertop with two pieces of MDF sandwiched together? To get the smooth look

    • @Gwen.Hopper
      @Gwen.Hopper 4 роки тому

      He starts "sandwiching" them together at 6 minutes in. Take notes while watching this video. If you're going to D.I.Y., this particular video is THE ONE you want to see (repeatedly). ~K

  • @gonzalez-valdez8043
    @gonzalez-valdez8043 5 років тому

    Hi! How do you epoxy a countertop that has rounded edges

  • @A1BASE
    @A1BASE 5 років тому

    I use templates for EVERYTHING. Make a screw up in MDF before screwing up that expensive chunk of hardwood!

  • @zachdavidson2424
    @zachdavidson2424 5 років тому

    Such details!!! But whats with the limp? haha

    • @warrentobelmann8502
      @warrentobelmann8502 5 років тому

      If you worked as hard as he does in the trades, you would be limping too. If you could still walk. haha

  • @ST-cy6we
    @ST-cy6we 3 роки тому

    Cheetos.. If I had a template, I could make Cheetos over and over and over again.... Not the puffy kind, the crunchy kind... Over and over and over... Of course, I would be forced to eat them over and over and over.. but I digress
    I love StoneCoatCountertops

  • @veritasestveritas8646
    @veritasestveritas8646 5 років тому +7

    Man, you do beautiful work, but PLEASE wear a respirator when you're cutting wood. We need you around a long time.

  • @davidschindel6284
    @davidschindel6284 5 років тому +2

    What’s up everyone

  • @JenniferLong2
    @JenniferLong2 3 роки тому

    😥 The link for the "Can This Epoxy Seam Hold Me" is not working! Argh!

    • @StoneCoatCountertops
      @StoneCoatCountertops  3 роки тому +1

      Shoot I'm sorry about that! Give this a try ua-cam.com/video/4mdSnNQLNf4/v-deo.html

    • @JenniferLong2
      @JenniferLong2 3 роки тому

      @@StoneCoatCountertops Thank you SO much! The new link works! 😃

  • @michaelrussell499
    @michaelrussell499 5 років тому

    Wappyjawed!! 🤣🤣

  • @h8tower594
    @h8tower594 5 років тому

    Why do you guys run your ads before your own videos? Either way, thanks for the videos.

  • @teddyjocumberworth7642
    @teddyjocumberworth7642 5 років тому +1

    Texas

  • @gloriandesandford6172
    @gloriandesandford6172 Рік тому

    je regarde simplement !! je n'en fait pas un métier

  • @billygarfield5520
    @billygarfield5520 5 років тому

    Time stamp 18:32, radius' should be "radii" . Great instruction and video!!! I love your graphics (anaimation).

    • @michaeloliver6745
      @michaeloliver6745 5 років тому +1

      Billy Garfield should be “animation” clown

    • @jah12879
      @jah12879 4 роки тому

      @@michaeloliver6745 I was gonna say that lol

  • @cchauvie3552
    @cchauvie3552 2 роки тому

    your videos would be much better if there were longer shots and not so many rapid jump shots.

  • @zeroneish
    @zeroneish 2 роки тому

    Video is giving church vibes

  • @williame.jaramillo465
    @williame.jaramillo465 5 років тому

    Why are you limping? Are you alright?

  • @davidkolbfleisch9331
    @davidkolbfleisch9331 3 роки тому

    The safe powder fortunately contain because stop distinctly explain across a screeching gauge. same, far-flung cucumber

  • @samburke1083
    @samburke1083 4 роки тому +1

    nice one my man

  • @easyuber6707
    @easyuber6707 4 роки тому

    What size are those MDF boards?

    • @Gwen.Hopper
      @Gwen.Hopper 4 роки тому +1

      They are 3/4" thick. Using 1" strips for "Drop-edge" and "Sandwiching them together" = an observed thickness of 1 1/2" thick countertops. This is the video you want to watch in full. ~K