Laser Engraved Epoxy Resin Inlay of a Majestic Canadian Lynx

Welcome to our channel! In this captivating video, witness the mesmerizing process of creating a stunning wall art masterpiece featuring a Laser Engraved Resin Inlay of a Majestic Canadian Lynx. Delicately capturing the essence of the Canadian Lynx, the laser engraving technique brings out the intricate details of its majestic fur and piercing eyes. The resin inlay adds a unique touch, blending seamlessly with the wood, creating a mesmerizing depth and charm. This awe-inspiring wall art is more than just a decorative piece; it is a tribute to the beauty and grace of the Canadian Lynx.
This video will show you how to do a resin inlay with a gloss finish. You will also learn how to seal wood to stop the resin from bleeding into the wood grains, use a syringe for small details and use a UL listed duct tape to create a dam on the side of a cut piece to pour resin right to the edge. You can use either hardwood or baltic birch for these. Our client wanted black, but you can add any eye catching colors with a good quality pigment powder. Then finish with a clear resin coat for a smooth gloss finish. The multiple layered panels really help make this unique. Find a material list and tools with links to my favorite products below.
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Materials:
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Hard Wood or Bamboo Cutting board
* Epoxy Resin (We used Tabletop Epoxy from Totalboat)
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* Pigment or Mica Powder (we used Samurai Black by Eye Candy Pigments)
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1/8" Baltic birch (8.5" x 11" and 2.25" x 12")
1/4" MDF (8" x 10.5" and 11" x 2.25")
*Epoxy Adhesive (We used Totalboat 4 minute Epoxy
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Shellac
Brush for Shellac
Flex Fix UL Listed duct tape (only used to dam up cut edges)
Painters Tape
Risers (we recycled plastic caps from Stoks Iced Coffee)
Resin syringe
Toothpick
Wax Paper
Small silicon brush or plastic scraper
Sandpaper (150 grit, 180 grit, 220 grit)
Denatured Alcohol
Cloth rags
Baby wipes
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment):
Nitrile gloves
Dust mask when sanding
Respirator (For Epoxy and Shellac)
Eye Protection for sanding and using resin
Tools:
Laser, CNC or Scrollsaw
Orbital Sander
Air Compresser with nozzle
Butane Torch
Weights
Disclaimer & Copyright ~ Unless explicitly stated, this not a sponsored video. All opinions are honest and my own.
Use of my original, copyrighted designs are permitted for personal use only. My designs and files are not for resale.
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Cant wait to try this. Thank you so much for sharing.

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