Resin River Clock | DIY | I Make A Blue River Clock From Resin And Wood | Resin Clock

Forget about the resin river tables that flourish on the web - Meet the resin river clock! An awesome resin clock project that took over 50 different scenes with two cameras, and one that I am really proud of. I got inspiration for this project by looking at pictures of river deltas and how the rivers are split apart by nature.
Any feedback would be appreciated, please comment below!
Materials used for this project:
Beech
epoxy resin
blue pigment
hvite pigment
router
dremel
bosh drill
tape
sander
jigsaw
clockwork
#riverclock #resinriver #resinclock

[@BakerTheCreator]

Hope you liked the video! Any thoughts or comments? Leave them below, and I will get back to you 👍😊

[@davidmoon5184]

Love it.

[@BakerTheCreator]

Fantastic! 😊

[@jlyssagraywolf7503]

Love it 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@BakerTheCreator]

Thanks!😊

[@GalipUlus]

💯💢

[@aleksandrloshatynskyi2129]

На такие часы можно смотреть вечно )

[@BakerTheCreator]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@lesliekho8970]

Why do u use wood (Danish) oil before dressing Resin, sir?

[@BakerTheCreator]

It seems to me that the resin doesn't sink that much into the wood of it is treated first, and therefore it's less chance of decoloration. Not sure if it is true though, just something that seems to work for me :)

[@lesliekho8970]

@@BakerTheCreator I've an answer in my mind but still unsure it is right or not which is for closing the pores and prevent bubbles stick on the pores. Is Tung oil work the same?

[@BakerTheCreator]

I've never used tung oil, so I don't know. but I would think that most oil help prebent bubbles, as it helps fill the pores. And it smoothen the area as well, which also helps :)

[@lesliekho8970]

@@BakerTheCreatoras I know mostly ppl using resin to cover up the bubbles. Well, this clip give me one more choices since I didn't see any flaw on the surface. I will try it, thanks for sharing (: