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The top to skirt grain direction is going to fail, especially pallet wood. Those ends will blow off in a year or two. Feel bad whoever bought your table thing.

Lmao anyone can buy it off marketplace n buy it, I wanna know how you find it in the bush 😂

Ok! I’m now truly impressed. This looks just like my quartz countertops. Well done!

I hate this!!!!! You hav e NOL IDEA QWHAT YOUR DOING. Classic rookie POSER

Is Rubio food safe?

Unlike others , You always make some excuses by not showing the total video . It’s bits and pieces what you all showing ! Please learn from other’s !

Im currently doing an outside bar top, my seal coat went surprisingly flawless except 1 spot where the heat gun was kept too long on a problem area causing that spot to Hyper harden, having not seen a video YET of approving an outdoor pour the outside temp humidity plus potential bugs, floating dabree in the air, and continous inspection for the 1st 6 hours and keeping the epoxy cool with fans it went pretty good, looking to final pour very soon after sanding and fixing this problem section. Thanks for the advice. Its an 8ft bar made of pallets on wheels 😮 the top itself is made up of 485 triangles 🔺️ placed in a "Harlequin" pattern, cross my fingers it will be funtional, seats 10 and hope it turns out just a beautiful as the indoor models, im not into videoing my LIFE or how toos, its a learning experience.

After using penetrating epoxy, could I paint wood on the top of its layer? Thank you.

Should have use a heat gun to get rid of those bubbles

Followed your process in this video, after polishing the piece it’s still a little hazy and can leave fingerprints. Any suggestions to what I’m doing wrong? Thank you!

Love you and your father in law working together like this! It's wonderful!

What is the best way to finish if I have to sand the drips off?

Amazing! You’re easy to follow, explain the finishing process you just might want to express reaching a high gloss is not required: some people like the Matt finish. During the finishing the finish, one can stop at any point. When I have an issue with managing epoxy, you’ve always addressed my issue Thank you

What if I wanted to do a high gloss finish afterwards?

Thanks for the video you answered my question

CRAP! NOW I HAVE TO GO DO MATH!😅

where are you my friend we are waiting videos from you ??

this table in 2024 would cost easily 12k

Bad form saying you can use an epoxy board as a cutting board

Bro , you busy with mobile to shot it … it’s better you go to the beach and swimming instead you make video tutorials

Hi again Nathan! I have more questions. Do you have an email address? Is polyeurothane spray a good house to make resin shiny? Does the brand of sandpaper disks make a difference?

Why rubio monokote instead of mineral oil?

I have a question and hope you'll answer. I'm new at this first off. I live adding things to my resin and wood boards, i.e. shells, corks etc. When I'm finished with all the resin work and it's cured...I plane it and sand. Here's where I'm unsure what to do next. What I've been doing is sanding the wood to like 220 grit and the resin to 5000 and polishing. Still my resin is not super clear as before running it through the planer. I have to add a top coat. Is this correct? How do I handle not wanting the topcoat on the wood? Thank you for your help.

Which Silica mixing in epoxy Hardener if u know?

Hello sir how can i make epoxy resin & hardener.use for rounded Ball shape Coating

I have a question. Do you think it will cause any problems with the piece being that close to the return air and getting almost constant airflow? Looks super nice though.

Beautiful!

where is your tape available?

What do you mean by seal coat? Super thin coat of epoxy? Polyurethane? Shellac? Help

For an art project I used epoxy thinned with acetone to harden and stabilize charcoal. It worked great. The charcoal didn’t look plastic or artificial, but it was very hard and strong. It wasn’t so strong that I’d use it to support weight in a structure, but it didn’t crumble, fall apart, or leave charcoal smudges when touched. It was fine for my art project.

In my experience it’s just cosmetic. Amber or yellow epoxy is still strong.

I’m a material scientist specializing in polymer resin and I have absolutely no idea what you were talking about when you say don’t seal the edges. The physics of doing an epoxy seal on the edge are exactly the same as doing a live cast. There is literally no difference if you epoxy seal the edge. the wood physically changed dimensions. There is no stopping that from separating. my tables have the same problem because where I’m at is also high humidity the only solution is to totally seal the entire table in the thin epoxy layer. Then there is no exchange of moisture ever again.

i'm interested in your tape, went to your website didn't see it, checked amazon nota, how much is the tape and where can i buy it?

Restoring old historic buildings has used epoxy to preserve historic features when they could not be replaced or restored any other way. Usually, I've seen it done when the repaired wood was going to be covered up (i.e. historic internal structure) or painted over trim work.

How do you repair a scuff of epoxy table?

😂😂

It seperated because you didnt allow any movement to your leg mounts for wood movement. Start using oval holes on your base mounts.

Hi there Does the wood have to be completely dry?

Thanks, I really diD a Jon on my pour.

Well explained, makes sense 👏 Thanks for that .

Can you use table top resin to seal edges before the deep pour???

I used this on my pontoon deck that had punky wood. I did use some acetone to thin it a bit. Made it rock solid.

I’ve heard of this before but I’m not really sure why this is done. Can you please explain?

This video is a life saver!

I’m anticipating the new video brother! Hope to see it soon. Hope you are doing well!

I have doubts that this will really penetrate more than the outer layer (although that may be enough depending on the usecase). To stabilize anything with significant depth you really need a vacuum/pressure pot to force the air out, and then force the product in. Even thin oil doesnt penetrate that deep just from gravity and capilary action - and expoxy no doubt has much larger particle size, not to mention limited time to act. Unless you have some unique piece you absolutely need to restore it probably makes more sense to use good wood to begin with rather than using expensive epoxy to try remedy it. If you do use pressure to fully penetrate wood with resin though - the result is nearly indestructible and will last forever, so it certainly has some usecases for making something special.

Please tell me what grit you used to sand it down. I've tryed 80 grit and it seems like it sand what sealer I put on...next pour more bubbles. Help me please!

After watching you try to remove it from the bucket, I decided just to by new ones every time lol

Wow 🤩 that’s beautiful

Hey I was just wondering how strong this epoxy is, I found the perfect walking stick, and I mean literally perfect, almost looks like a wizard staff, but I believe it has some rot going on, I was doing some strength tests and ended up breaking off a solid like, 7th of it at the bottom, I have that curing right now because I decided to reconnect the pieces with e6000, but in breaking it I saw two things, 1, the wood was in fact fully dry, and 2, it was also pretty soft throughout it, it was partially in water/soggy dirt next to a pond when I found it and idk how long it was there for but I assume it's slightly rotted throughout, if I soak the thing in the penetrating epoxy would it be fairly strong? Like strong enough to be a walking stick or even take a hit?