How to Fill, Sand & Fine Sand your Live Edge Slab

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  • Опубліковано 13 тра 2020
  • In this video Nathan and the team show you how to fill, sand, and fine sand your live edge timber slab.
    View our range of live edge timber slabs at www.thewoodproject.com.au/shop
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  • @user-qu4vs1em5m
    @user-qu4vs1em5m 28 днів тому

    I have had a 80 in. by 36in. 3in. thick slab of live edge redwood leaning up against my cabin wall for 5 1/2 years. I have a coffee table I really like. Its sturdy and has drawers built into the under side. I am going to strip the gloss finish on the coffee table, Then paint it a very dark red satin enamel. The redwood will receive a satin oil finish and will be mounted on top. I really like paint and oil finish combo finishes. It will go well with knotty pine interior of my little cabin.

  • @samalvord6202
    @samalvord6202 21 день тому

    Thank you. Very helpful and succinct. Did not find the background music necessary, rather distracting.

  • @willl9923
    @willl9923 2 роки тому +3

    I don’t often comment but I think you guys have done an awesome job here. Lots of great info for a beginner and experienced alike! Keep it up

  • @oliverwatson1702
    @oliverwatson1702 3 місяці тому

    Thanks heaps for the videos you guys do, they are so helpful

  • @mitchellwilson5370
    @mitchellwilson5370 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks guys. Super great video!

  • @garrettjones8017
    @garrettjones8017 3 роки тому +2

    That's beautiful brotha. I got my first slab today a real pretty myrtlewood and this looks great for filling the voids. Unfortunately I've got some scratches from the belt sander that I just cant get out with either a higher grit or the lighter palm sander. Great video

  • @guesshi1826
    @guesshi1826 10 місяців тому +1

    So good, so useful

  • @morganask6320
    @morganask6320 8 місяців тому

    Thanks for a great video. It was very instructive for me in my upcoming project. I was wondering how you keep the wood from cracking on the natural ends?
    I have live wood slabs that have cracked even though they were dried in 2 different environments before being brought into the house where they cracked after 3 days.

  • @seanwhitman799
    @seanwhitman799 2 роки тому

    From a fellow wood worker, from WAY ACROSS the pond in Welcome, North Carolina, awesome advice, stock & finished product. But Nate, the hair son,... Damn that's some unruly hair!

  • @ranierahoro5398
    @ranierahoro5398 3 роки тому

    100th SUB yeww, keep up the contant

  • @SuperBurn24
    @SuperBurn24 2 роки тому

    How much time did it take for the 80 initial sanding

  • @GrahamMason
    @GrahamMason 3 роки тому

    Great video. Picking up my slab today and your video is invaluable. It's got one hole though the slab about 50mm diameter. Is that too big to bog?

    • @thewoodproject2126
      @thewoodproject2126  3 роки тому

      Thanks! Glad we could help. Maybe we could help you out with your next slab also :) We would not recommend this formula for the knot we would use resin - we like Dalchem resin very easy to use, a beautiful and clear finish.

    • @thewoodproject2126
      @thewoodproject2126  3 роки тому

      Sorry for late reply - hope it all went well - not that would have been fine, just need to secure the back of the slab to make sure the bog stays put while drying

  • @MrThenry1988
    @MrThenry1988 5 місяців тому

    Body puddy? Oh wow. I never thought. I use epoxy.

  • @BrAdZtaA
    @BrAdZtaA 5 місяців тому

    Hey mate, having a problem mixing my bog & oxide. The colour turns out grey & it doesn't seem to want to go black - any suggestions??

  • @alfarydml1508
    @alfarydml1508 4 роки тому

    Great work mate... I have a rough sawn red gum slab I am using to build a table. I have sanded the top and it is ready to seal with marine grade varnish. Do you think I can seal the bottom without sanding it, just for protection? Would it work out? Thank you.

    • @thewoodproject2126
      @thewoodproject2126  4 роки тому +1

      Hey! It wouldn't matter if you didnt sand the bottom, however it would be better to just give it a quick once over with 60 grit - for a more professional finish & to make sure it doesn't feel rough underneath.

    • @alfarydml1508
      @alfarydml1508 4 роки тому

      The Wood Project Awesome mate thank you so much 👍👍

    • @brewsterly2927
      @brewsterly2927 3 роки тому +3

      @@alfarydml1508 Not trying to take anything from Nathan, his work and slabs are fantastic, but a very old and accomplished woodworker told me, re coating, "what ever you do to the top, do to the bottom" (and ends and sides of course).

    • @alfarydml1508
      @alfarydml1508 3 роки тому

      @@brewsterly2927 thank you so much mate

  • @scusty1
    @scusty1 2 роки тому

    Hi, I just seen your video and realized your close to me! I Would like to look at getting my first slab! do you have a place to come and see your slabs ? I live in Dromana. Cheers Steve.

    • @thewoodproject2126
      @thewoodproject2126  2 роки тому

      Hi Steve, We are based in Hastings. Check out our website for opening hours and directions :) www.thewoodproject.com.au

  • @keyoft5382
    @keyoft5382 3 роки тому

    Hi ,I've got probably a stupid question...what is grind sanding?

  • @Ace-ig6vs
    @Ace-ig6vs 2 роки тому

    Is that regular auto body filler or some other body filler?

  • @seanwhitman799
    @seanwhitman799 2 роки тому

    I correct my ignorance, thought you fellas were from Australia. Lol My bad.

    • @thewoodproject2126
      @thewoodproject2126  2 роки тому

      You are right, we are from Australia. Our workshop is on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria , Australia :)

  • @MYPROTIPS
    @MYPROTIPS 3 місяці тому +1

    What is it about that Aussie accent?? These guys arnt exactly Russell Crow’s but I gotta keep watching just to hear how they are gonna pronounce the next word. Brilliant!! I don’t think Americans sound cool to anyone 😂😂

    • @thewoodproject2126
      @thewoodproject2126  3 місяці тому

      hahaha. Nath certainly has a very Aussie accent - even to Aussies :)