Nice job. I love the dual purpose. The inlays looks great. I appreciate you spending the time to show how you did the inlays and the epoxy. Beautiful work!!
I have had this idea for a coffee table floating around in my head for months, but couldn't get my brain wrapped around this one step. The router template process you used just made it click. Thanks!
Nice timing of this video, waiting for my inlays same company in the mail. Also made my first flight board live edge walnut yesterday awaiting a small amount of epoxy in glass holes. Just for color but to get rid of the burn marks Boy my bit did not enjoy that walnut. Thank You.
I see you haven't replied to quite a few messages over the past year, but I have a question. I'm curious as to why you didn't use the router instead of the forstner bit. That center divot kinda bugs me...... Thanks for the idea.....I'm going to make a few of these......have to see if I can make a template for the locaters.
Do you calculate epoxy curing time per beer? As well as Don't Drink & Drive, Don't Operate Machinery !! Accidents @Work to be Avoided !! The board looks good, and you still have all fingers & toes attached! ;-) 🤣👍
May I emphasize the use of “odorless” mineral spirits in cleanup use. I know, sounds like common sense, right? I used the regular stuff, and my wife told me I might as well burn it. The smell would kill any joy of bourbon tasting, beer tasting, cheese and meat sampling. It literally stunk. Smelled like the fumes at a bus stop, or the diesel truck line at Buc-ee’s. I tried everything to get rid of the odor, alcohol, soap and water, detergent and hot water, went to the car wash and power washed it … OMG. I hated myself for about a week, then ended up putting my board in my kiva fire pit. Lesson learned.
80 dollars for the stencil and three inlays? I have watched enough of your videos to know that you have the tools and the brains to make your own stencils and inlays. I'm sorry if this came out sounding mean but I really do believe you could do it. 😇😇 This project came out super nice.🙂🙂
A lot of wood shop channels on UA-cam, but yours is at the top. You have a knack for teaching and your video work is great. Appreciate you.
Looks amazing, used to work for Buffalo Trace for over a decade. That William Weller is a very tasty bourbon. Great job!
Great combination of mustache inlays and epoxy. I love making something awesome from something broken.
Thank you!!!!!
Looks great. I like that it does double duty as well. That blue looks great with the walnut.
Thank you! It’s been a favorite of mine since I made it!
Hail to the Stache! Great work.
Yessss!!!! Thanks!
Awesome project, looks great!
Thanks friends!! 👊👊
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop 👊🏼👊🏼
Sweet use of the walnut board! The contrast of the inlays and the epoxy really make the board pop! Great job
Thanks Jesse! Walnut and maple are always a favorite combo for me
Nice job. I love the dual purpose. The inlays looks great. I appreciate you spending the time to show how you did the inlays and the epoxy. Beautiful work!!
Thanks Ralph! I appreciate that
A great video showing what can be done beautifully with simple tools like the jigsaw, router, and sander! Appreciate your efforts.
Thanks Phill! 👊👊👍
Jess what a GRAND idea for otherwise wood for the fire pit! See, always a learning experience from you! Peace and Saftey Jess!
Thanks as always, Rich! I always look forward to your kind comments!
This came out AMAZING
Super fun inlays, love the dual purpose!
Thank you, Kristin! I couldn’t believe how easy that kit made them.
Stunning !
Thanks!!!
This came out great! Love the mustache bowties and the pop of color! 🙌🏻
Thanks all!!!!
Awesome project! Love how those mustaches came out. Now I want to try my hand at some inlays ha! - Joe
Hahaha thanks! These were really easy!
This is why I subscribe. Simple, easy to do, explained well. I like the way you do your videos. Thanks for the content.
Awesome! Thanks Michael!
I have had this idea for a coffee table floating around in my head for months, but couldn't get my brain wrapped around this one step. The router template process you used just made it click. Thanks!
Heck yeah! Love it when it all comes together!!!!
Yuengling, great choice of beer
Looks awesome, great job
Thanks!!!!
Beautiful!!!
Thank you!!!
Great project!
Thanks Wayne!
That’s very nice! Great video!
Thanks Jimmy!!!
Very cool
Thanks!!!!
"no one wants a dirty crack"..🤣🤣🤣 great video!
Very nice
Thanks!👊👊
I love the project. I'm not sure if this was asked before, but would it not be easier to put the epoxy in before the bowties?
Thanks! I mulled this over during the build and couldn’t really determine which way would be easier. I think it’s about the same either way
Nice timing of this video, waiting for my inlays same company in the mail. Also made my first flight board live edge walnut yesterday awaiting a small amount of epoxy in glass holes. Just for color but to get rid of the burn marks Boy my bit did not enjoy that walnut. Thank You.
Awesome! I seriously considered doing the same thing with the epoxy in the glass holes.
Nice!
Thanks!!!!
I see you haven't replied to quite a few messages over the past year, but I have a question. I'm curious as to why you didn't use the router instead of the forstner bit. That center divot kinda bugs me......
Thanks for the idea.....I'm going to make a few of these......have to see if I can make a template for the locaters.
Mustaches! Brilliant
Do you calculate epoxy curing time per beer? As well as Don't Drink & Drive, Don't Operate Machinery !! Accidents @Work to be Avoided !!
The board looks good, and you still have all fingers & toes attached! ;-) 🤣👍
Hahaha no using saws after drinking that’s for sure
About how long did you make it?
Do you have a link for the bench top hold down clamps you used on the acrylic template? Thanks.
I’ll try to find them and put them up in a few mins. Sorry about that
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop guess you couldn’t find any links?
I can’t. I can only find the ones for their metal table. I don’t know why the others are not on there
What router bit did you use for the inlays?
I don’t remember the size but it’s a forstner bit. Should be a link in the description for it
great video....sorry I'm a little late
Better late than never! Thanks!
Epoxy cured a few hours later = A 12 pack of beer later the epoxy cured. lol
Great job, it turned out awesome.
Hahaha you called that one right
how much does the template cost us the general public??
What do you mean?
May I emphasize the use of “odorless” mineral spirits in cleanup use. I know, sounds like common sense, right? I used the regular stuff, and my wife told me I might as well burn it. The smell would kill any joy of bourbon tasting, beer tasting, cheese and meat sampling. It literally stunk. Smelled like the fumes at a bus stop, or the diesel truck line at Buc-ee’s. I tried everything to get rid of the odor, alcohol, soap and water, detergent and hot water, went to the car wash and power washed it … OMG. I hated myself for about a week, then ended up putting my board in my kiva fire pit.
Lesson learned.
80 dollars for the stencil and three inlays? I have watched enough of your videos to know that you have the tools and the brains to make your own stencils and inlays. I'm sorry if this came out sounding mean but I really do believe you could do it. 😇😇
This project came out super nice.🙂🙂
Oh I’m sure I could do it! And I appreciate the vote of confidence haha. I was going for appeal and easy in the video though
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop Thats understandable. Keep up the great work. 🙂🙂
I bet I know what side gets used the most.😉
Hahaha you know it!!!!
‘A few hours later’ aka a 6-pack later 😂
😂😂😂😂😂 Hey, there was nothing else to do.....
“Looks like I picked the wrong day to give up drinking....”
Oh man hahah
Haaaa He said dirty crack.
😂😂😂😂