Pouring $8000 of Resin Into One Table
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2019
- Pouring 270 litres of our brand of epoxy resin (Black Forest Resins)
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Love your work ! Ive been in a wheelchair for eight years an i kinda picked up on doing some epoxy work .started out in my bathroom now im building river tables and just small endtables but im stoked to see how yall do yalls . Doing from a wheelchair is a challenge an i am very inspired with your work !
@@thetruth6792 lol well no its not technically but when I said this I was referring to its the kinda hobbies I do . An I have to work to do it so thats why I said this ..
Newly subscribed, as I love anything resin related. Really admire the scale and quality of your work. Kind regards from South Africa 🇿🇦💕
Wow, thank you so much! 😄
you probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. Have been binge watching with my girlfriend for the last couple of days :)
@Malik Gordon definitely, have been watching on Instaflixxer for years myself :)
First video I've seen so far is this one... I hang drywall for a living ..but this really interests me and I love wood alot ..u guys are awesome and I love the craftsmanship u are putting into the tables ..I especially love the river table concept ..wish I could work in a place like that and learn about epoxy setting and pouring
I'm AWE struck.. beautiful beautiful set up you have there. Amazing work!!
Thank you!! 😊😊
Guys your videos have been awesome, Iv watched all of them from the UK and based on that running my own table and wall art business 40 years as a shop fitting joiner but enjoying my work more than ever now. Keep up the great work👍
You guys do amazing work! Super happy to see some really talented Canadian artists.
That’s very kind of you!!
Very very impressive, clearly explained easy to follow and stunning worked have subscribed and can't wait for the next update
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Congratulations to you, your team and your family business. "Excellence" is rare and will ALWAYS be in demand! It is so refreshing to see incredible creativity, hard work, and craftsmanship, being displayed. Keep it up!
Thank u for your informative videos. 👍
If I was the client I would’ve made the most of the sheer aspect of resin...I think that’s when resin looks the most cool. Still, great work!
We love that about it too! 👌
The what now?
@@moegreen4406
He means the fact that resin is transparent or semitransparent.
One must remember that business conference desks with clear resin presents a different set of circumstances. Women with a dress or skirt on or during long meetings male/female employees/clients getting fidgety - little things to consider. That said, clear is beautiful.
That’s cool you will be in Portland. I love an hour from there!
That’s awesome! It will be my first time there 😁
Hopefully you will have a little spare time to see some of the things that make Portland great?
I know for a fact that they love that you "love an hour from there!"
Whoops! Typo
Great work you guys make, amazing
Stunning, beautiful work💕💕💕
Have been watching your videos and quality content for a while - you most certainly have some skill within the black forest
Awesome projects as always
That’s an awesome shop 👍🏽 goals 💯 thanks for sharing 🙏🏽
Very Nice work All. It is so nice to see these trees having a second life and making you some money in the long run.
Cam, I really love the build. The trick with the edge and the plywood I will definitely use with my projects. Thanks again for making the videos. And , thanks for you reply.
Excited to hear about the big order with Marriott, your reputation for beautiful work is getting out there and it’s well deserved
Very impressed with your work! Wish you great success!
The Kings of UA-cam Resin pours - Black Resin Forest Wood Co.
Very humbling! Thank you!!
@@BlackForestWoodCo
Just found your channel!!👏👏🇨🇦 BUFF AND TRIM EDGES AFTER POUR/CURING OF EPOXY? WHAT AMOUNT OF MARGIN ARE YOU LEAVING IN THE FRAME/POUR THAT YOU TRIM OFF?
HOW DO YOU NOT GET BUBBLES WITH OUT USING SOMETYPE OF AGITATOR TO RELEASE THE AIR TRAPPED?
LOVE THE PRODUCTS!!
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@@smitty2000 you can watch the rest of there videos. They are just great and fantastic to see for people loving wood. Most of your questions are answered there😉
Great video and idea following projects. I'm hooked already! More interesting procrastination time for me! :)
Just subscribed to your channel, you have a really good way of talking to the camera, wishing you continued success, from Samantha in the UK 🇬🇧
Thanks so much Samantha! We really appreciate hearing that!
I couldn't agree more! Hes very good at what he does on UA-cam and at Black Forest Wood Co.
Would you show us how the wood dry process? Thank you
Right on brother! Nice stuff you got there...
Just stumbled across your videos. Really enjoy the content and may be reaching out for a project. Looks great !
Is this what's referred to as "Peak River Table"?
Just found your channel. Really enjoying the video's 👍
So happy to hear that!!
The curl on that Bastogn walnut 😍😍😍
It’s insane 🤤
Would love a vid describing how you got into the business of doing this. I live in portland and have been wanting to start a career in this field.
I don't think you have enough funds for this endeavour.
Get started now. Just being with small slabs and small pours for coasters or cheese boards. Sell them and gain experience. Then, get into incrementally larger pieces. Don't think you can start out right away with an epic river-pour dining room table.
now that was very satisfying to watch
Haha right?! I love resin pours
@@BlackForestWoodCo waiting on my order of the Bf Art Resin quite excited to try it all the previous stuff i used to make stuff always ended up cracking etc... making me lose money. i make Animal Sculptures with resin and wood and the wood i use is local to where i live. Newfoundland, Deer Lake
Have you tried pulling a vacuum on the epoxy before the pour to minimize the bubbles?
Is there a video of making this table, whole proces etc? i cant find it
love watching this video !! excited to see the finished product. When you do a pour with this much epoxy don't you have to worry about bubbles? You are really good at talking on video, good luck on your table !
Just found you. With all location references, I looked up your website and to my surprise, you are here in Calgary. Good work.
have you ever put leds in the river resin for a lighted river effect in blue?
A view of the finished table would be nice.
Well done as always!
What is the machine you use to spread the finish?
Is the resin elastic to follow the size changing of the wood?
Seeps into and seals the wood. Keeps the wood from absorbing and releasing moisture so it becomes a non issue.
Why doesn’t anyone use breathing apperartis when using resins it bad to breath in or not?
sue wills Some epoxy resins are 100% solids, which means no “vapors” are released, just a purely chemical curing process
also why spend $8,100.00 on it
True buy once cry once , the epoxy does what it’s suppose to do , hell you can call 3m and they’ll whip you up custom batches but it cost $$$$
@John P notice where he says "let's say" , was clearly just being used as an example. Not stating that it actually cost 100,
This looks like a cool job.
Have you ever considered some kind of vibration attachment. Would that help with air bubbles. Just throwing stuff at the wall to see what might stick. This is some pretty neat work.
Amazing wood amazing shop 👍 beautiful woodworking .
Pretty awesome!!!
Like always great job boys🎅🎅👍👍
Amazing work!
Nice work guys..that's some real top notch work right there..
Thank you!!
Very nice work! You know these guys know what they're doing if they are working with slabs this size.
the doors to the shop are beautiful.
I want to see the final product.
I want to make my first chopping board and bought some tools and poxy but how would I get big bulk poxy? I only bought 1 gallon lol. If anyone has an answer that would be nice
Some great projects in the works for ya!! A shoutout from PDX. Gobi Walnut is a great source for project materials. Looking forward to seeing the end results. Thanks for sharing.
What's the final price for that table?
Nice work...clowns of Manhattan eating this up! I would love to have my shop producing as yours. Godspeed!
I really want one of these dining tables.
You guys are awesome..... thank you
love the work
Do you recommend using odies oil as a finish coat?
We use Osmo!! 👍
Hi, I love your work, and would like to re-do my laminate kitchen tops, and back-splash panels (stuck on wall), the sink is a built-in stone effect, which I hope to do in situ with the worktops. I have never done anything like this before, but after seeing your results, thought i`d give it a go. How do I workout the quantity of products needed,and where from.Plus,how do I deal with the panels that are stuck to the walls.
I’m looking to do a table myself but I’m starting with smaller projects first before I screw up a more expensive piece. My question is do you or should you seal the live edges before the pour? Also are metal inserts needed to prevent warping?
Sealing the edge would be a very bad move. You need the epoxy to soak into the pores at the edge for a good bond. Idk about the metal supports.
In one of the last videos they told that they clear and clean the live edges fully so the epoxy can make the bond as Mitchell said. I think you should watch some videos before you get to do your own table. It is always good to learn from others. They propably made the mistakes you want to avoid :)
Are you adding something to thin the epoxy?
Great work, really enjoy your videos :) have you guys ever had any issues caused by wood movement?
On a big pour like that, how do you insure there will be no leaks? Is there a check that is done before? Have you ever had a catastrophic leak?
how did you keep the epoxy resin from exotherming?
So is the wood completely sealed off to never absorb moisture? Does the wood stay stable long term?
yes
Conference table is gonna be epic!
He do you think you need to degas the resin? Or is it over rated. I so happen to have a vault what should be airtight 🤔🤔
I'd just like to see a video on simply turning one of these beast over to the other side!! How the heck do you do that???
Commercialvoice a lot of guys lol
Why resin if you’re doing solid black? You could use cement or any number of cheaper methods if you want solid black.
skoitch I agree, I don’t understand why they would cover that beautiful piece of wood with black... I mean wouldn’t it completely hide the wood!?! Makes absolutely no sense to me but I guess it’s their money not mine!
The reason why you try to stay away from other materials is the difference in the coeffecient in contraction, basalt rebar could be used
Beachnative42 I would have personally still used epoxy myself I would have just went with a different color. I could be wrong but like I said wouldn’t black basically cover the wood to the point you can’t see it at all!?!?
@@joshuaandrosebartley896 if I had to guess the river table that they treated in the middle of the video looked similar to the one they poured in the beginning, I assume they go in after the epoxy is cured and they sand the epoxy down til you can see the wood. I noticed they didnt get rid of any of the bubbles in the top before curing it, which is why I assume they sand off the top layer.
Jessica I hope so because if not they wasted that beautiful piece of wood lol!! But usually when they do a river table they don’t cover the entire piece they set it up and pour the epoxy down the center. I guess we just have to wait and see the final video!!!
How do you prevent bubbles for geting trapped in the resin
Standard problem. Hit it with a torch, gentle waves. The bubbles come right out. Porous wood might spit out more bubbles as it absorbs the product so be prepared for more bubbles to appear. Nothing worse than making a pore and then finding out your torch is empty! Hall ass to home Depot! Lol.
I’m glad I got to see you do this I am extremely new haven’t even started yet I’m still in the expiration stage where I’m looking at all the different types and wondering what my husband let me get away with LOL but this is really cool
Thanks Brenda! Hopefully you can start experimenting soon! It's a ton of fun!!
If they treat you half as well as they did for us at the AAW symposium, you will have an awesome trip to Portland
Great job!!!
what quantity of gold chips is in each bucket? i don't see any sign of it on the table, but at that price there should be tons
Another great job!
Thank you very much!!!
Do you only use a bucket once or is it possible to clean them and the mixer that fits in the drill. Thanks for the videos cheers Ty in the UK
We re use both of them! We just peel off the epoxy when it is dry 😁
Great work dude 👍
Hello, greetings from Lima-Peru! What type of oil or varnish in minute 4.10?
3DLUISFHER osmo extra thin for first coat. Osmo polyx for coats 2 &3 sanded to 320 grit
Damn how much are you selling the table for?
What resin or type
Of resin would be similar to what you use in the us ? Any help is appreciated .
Many thanks
(I’m in the uk btw )
I wouldn't take advice from anyone here tbh. This ain't good woodworking my friend
Where do you guys get your resin and colors. I can’t find anyone local that sells in more than pint size.
Amazon
I’m curious if somebody messes up with the cutting is there a way to fix it or do you have to redo the whole thing?
Nope you’re kinda screwed if you mess the cut up. Measure twice, cut once 👌
I thought this amount of epoxy needed to be poured in stages so it drys correctly...
@John P cool
So why do you pour over the entire slab and not just in the mould and live edge?
Great video! Quick question, finished two maple bar top tables with clear epoxy. I would like to add some protection to them. Am I correct that I just need to do the ceramic coating process since no raw wood is exposed?
How did you deal with the bubbles that resulted from the aggressive stirring? Obviously, the cool temperature thickened the resin, making the movement of air [bubbles] slow. What I did see of your processes was impressive (understatement).
My newest subscription, really liking your videos
How cool! I drive by Gobi all the time!
Shouldn't you use the same amount of pigment in each bucket for a consistant color?
In most cases this is important but with a colour like solid black once you go past a certain amount of pigment it all looks the same!
it all kinda gets mixed togeather to make one cplour
That's the quality control $8k+ gets ya
@@charlieheinrich9927 Except it's being poured into different areas so it will look more diluted in some spots.
I just don't get why so much resin is used- you might as well use a picture of the wood....oh! How would anyone know, really, lol.
Have you ever had a table or mold fail due to the extreme weight of the epoxy you're adding??
This kid is perfect example that everyone can be successful in business even at young age.
You just need a rich daddy and a small loan of million dollars.
avo every time I see a “this kid has a huge business, and basically you’re a goddamn mouth breather” I’m like “yep I’m sure this 12 year old did all of that all by themselves without any influence or assistance from their *checks background* oh yeah very rich parents”
I hate to be cynical, but it does serve me well sometimes.
Why do you pour resin over the surface of the slab if you are just going to rout/sand it off again? Many liters wasted.
Audioshine if I had to guess it’s to make sure that it’s filled perfectly flush and to maybe give less chance for bubbles to show in the final product since they’ll move closer to the top.
Not an expert on just guessing based off of other resin videos
Glad to see the Flintstones will finally have a dining table thick enough to hold brontosaurus steaks
Quick joinery question: l am attempting my first water fall sofa table from 2” thick walnut. I have already done my 45 degree cut on that end. Best way to join? Hand indexed 1/2” dowels (cheapest, most difficult), domino ($1000), or dowel max ($359)
Awesome work your doing there
The Company I Work for also makes slabs for people but unlike you guys were you use different colored resin we use clear only but after seeing your video and how good the one table looked with the black resin I'm gonna bring this to my boss attention...
Were also deal in Reclaimed wood anywhere from old barn wood , beams from and old ship or old redwood fencing...
Again you pours that you do are truly amazing..
Weird question, but how do you clean out all the buckets?
Let the resin dry, squeeze the bucket, peel out the resin.
Hi guys, loving the work! Can you tell me though, what music you've used at the point where you mix the resin? Cheers!
Thank you!!
The music is Time to Move by Veshza!
I don't get it where's the table and how are you anyway epoxy smells so bad, it's hard to breath with that liquid in the area?
what do you use at the bottom and sides to keep the resin from sticking to the surfaces?
Love your work guys. Just one question, how do you work out how much resin your going to need
You can find the answer in one of there first video i guess? But its quiet simple:
Length×Width×depth and if you calculate it in idk cm you got your result in cm³. If you divide it by 1000 you got the amount of Epoxy thats needed for your project!
Thank you!! Yes the simple equation we like to use is cubic inches divided by 61! 👍