Easiest Time Saving Way To Make Wood & Epoxy Resin Serving Boards With Silicone Molds & Templates
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In this video we demonstrate how you can use our time saving pre-shaped silicone serving board molds and acrylic router templates to create charcuterie boards. Whether you are looking to make solid wood, solid resin or wood and resin hybrid boards these molds with matching templates will save you time and money.
Recommended Product Links & Resources
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Molds: Crafted Elements - craftedelements.com
Router Templates: Crafted Elements - craftedelements.com/collectio...
Router Sled: Crafted Elements - craftedelements.com/routersled
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Epoxy Resin: @TotalBoat - craftedelements.com/a/totalboat
Makerpoxy (For Pours Under 1/2") - craftedelements.com/a/totalbo...
Thickset (For Pours Under 1.25") - craftedelements.com/a/totalbo...
Thickset Fathom (For Pours Up To 3" & River Tables) - craftedelements.com/a/totalbo...
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Pigments: Black Diamond - craftedelements.com/a/blackdi...
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Mold Release Option 1: MG Chemicals 8329 - craftedelements.com/a/mg8329
Mold Release Option 2: Mann Ease Release 200 - craftedelements.com/a/mann200
Mold Release Option 3: Mann Ease Release 300 - craftedelements.com/a/mann300
Bark Removal Knife: Beavercraft Draw Knife - craftedelements.com/a/drawknife
1/4" Flush Trim Bit 1: CE HP 1/4" Flush Trim Bit - craftedelements.com/flushtrimbit
1/4" Flush Trim Bit 2: Amana 46297 - craftedelements.com/a/amana46297
1/4" Plunge Template Bit: Amana 47224-S - craftedelements.com/a/amana47...
3/8" Plunge Template Bit: Amana 45475-S - craftedelements.com/a/amana45...
1/2" Plunge Template Bit: Amana 45460-S - craftedelements.com/a/amana45...
2.5" Slab Flattening Bit: Spe Tool 2.5" - craftedelements.com/a/spetool...
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Excellent products, wonderful customer service and overall great company. There products are the backbone of our market/online sales life. Thanks Shawn and the crew.
Thanks so much for saying that! Much appreciated.
Thanks for this video. I'm a wood & resin worker. This really hit home with me.
I like the black light.
Working smarter! Love it!
Thank you for the information about using a router template. Genius!
Awesome tutorial
Thanks for saying so!
Excellent video.
It definitely ran longer than we wanted, but thanks for saying you enjoyed it.
Can you use the ease release in the mixing cup as well to get all the epoxy out?
1st mold should be Wiskey Barrel Board
This was the first video that I have watched. May I ask what brand and size of drum sander you use/recommend and why?
It is just a basic ridgid sander -> RIDGID Oscillating Edge/Belt Spindle Sander
Hello Sean! What I meant by drum sander is that it appears that you have a Laguna SuperMax drum sander next to your bandsaw in this video. do you use it to flatten material of cutting boards, etc? Are you happy with the unit?
It is a supermax 19-38, its brand spankin' new, never been used!
Sorry to ask a dumb question, but which link is to the flush trim bit with the 1/2 trim, and 3/8 bearing? TIA
Matt, not a dumb question. The item as it is does not exist. You have to buy the 1/2" bit which comes with the 1/2" bearing. Then also buy a 3/8" bit from the same manufacturer. Ideally the bearing threads are the same (especially if you buy them from Amazon in a kit of 3 or 4 bits) and then you just use an allen key to swap them out.
Where can i get that special offset trim router bit?
You make it. Buy a 3/8" diameter flush trim bit, and a 1/4" and put the 1/4" bearing on it. Or buy a 1/2" and 3/8" flush trim bit, put the 3/8" bearing on the 1/2" cutter.
The fact that you don't want to try to cut the handles of the wood out to fit in the mold, tells me maybe the template needs to be a bit larger where the handles are.
After you apply the honey stain, do you set it on a cup? To allow the stain to breath or does that not leave a weird mark on what its placed on? Dumb question just never stained before 😅 i also will assume that its food safe
It's not really a stain, its an oil, so you just rub it all in by hand all over. No need to set it on a cup. Set it somewhere to absorb for 20 minutes or so, then hand wipe and buff it all off.
Yes @TotalBoat woodhoney is food safe.
Can you please tell me about your planer?
It is a DEWALT DW735 15 Amp Aluminum 13-in Three Knife, Two Speed Thickness Planer. Its decent, not amazing, but does the job for a decent price!
Thank you so very much!!
What if don't have a table router?
You can still use a handheld router! It just takes more time.
Don’t you have t-shirts that fit you a little longer so you don’t have to pull it down?
My shirts shrink, or I keep growing. Sorry my shirt length offends you!
Thats funny and mean.
How about calling them "Barrel" template/Molds?
Hmmm... Possibly a decent name? I am concerned that people might assume its a cylindrical mold (for casting something that looks like a barrel) instead of a silhouette of a barrel. Good call though!