You could have watched a DIY video before showing everyone the wrong way to do it. 😂

por eso estas pelado ? ajajaja la primera te quemaste,,,,, jajajajaja

She is a million times prettier.🤣 But yeah, Ryan took this one.👏🏽👍🏽

N8ce work, you make it look so easy. The link to your help file is broken, guess I'm still lost

what size bolts or screws did you use to secure the flanges to the wall?

Too thick to slow

I love this! Absolutely beautiful!!!

How long did you wait between first and second coat?

I liked your wall! I actually want to make it with other materials other than wood! I found this idea in KZbin search, I like it but not sure where to find the acrylic mirror. What do u think? kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX-TnnqqfdOijrMsi=r3dLAEZX144YeEbU

I liked your wall! I actually want to make it with other materials other than wood! I found this idea in KZbin search, I like it but not sure where to find the acrylic mirror. What do u think? kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX-TnnqqfdOijrMsi=r3dLAEZX144YeEbU

I’ve been searching all morning for exactly this! I’m not as handy as you so I’ll have to show the guy at Lowe’s what I need 😂

Bien bonito ❤

I hope that doggo got extra treats for his hard work. 😊

Made this and it turned out wonderful! Now I am going to make one for my daughter for Christmas at her request. Get compliments all the time on mine! So super easy to do. I'm a 68 year old female and it was a piece of cake to make!

This is not a 1x12

You guys are so great and inspiring, she is so funny, perfect team mate kudos to you both.. you helped me in my diy basement bathroom build, many thanks

Would a cat be able to nap here ?

use heat gun and some scraper to take of epoxy

Gorgeous!

Beautiful pumpkins ❤❤❤❤

Came out awesome. I’ll be doing my first epoxy pour in the next week or so and I appreciated your video.

I use the circular saw to cut the angle. May I double confirm if you cut each piece in 36 degree in one side, and 18 degree on the other side? 36 degree and 18 degree also parallel to 54 degree and 72 degree, is that right?

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Very nice!

Can you provide the link to the rotary switch please?

should you stain before pouring epoxy?

Hello, Are you not using an air mixer? Please explain so that everyone knows your reasons.

Bro I am so sorry but when you put that flame to that pipe and those flames came out on you I had no choice but to lol from your reaction 🤣🤣

Goodday lady. Very nice job,my first one is coming. Cobus🐳

❤thanks so much, exactly what I was looking for. Awesome 👌

What type of wood is this?

Thanks for the great video. Are you able to share the link or product number for the dimmer switch you used?

How many pieces of the “wood” did u need to purchase to complete your whole project?

So question - this is safe ? Nothing needed but a regulator at tank side ?

So this doesn’t even need venturi EFFEFT , so is simple😅

How much to build that shelving? You got the gears turning!👍😁

Amazing design and clever idea with the power switch!! But grounding is absolutely necessary when you use metal tubes ... otherwise it can cause ☠

Please look at the comments below regarding wiring - I’m an electrician and share the same views as others below - you have to be correct and do it correctly when it involves potential for electric shock/death

You impressed me with your skills. You identified a mistake and found the solution to remedy the situation. I couldn't find anything negative to mention. ATTAGIRL! 👍🇨🇦

Great video on epoxy application where perfection is not critical . Stair treads are going to get wear so there is no sense in doing a table top finish .

Thats THE type of video I was looking for. Short, specific, humble moderation. Thank you!

Tip, use 80 grit for sanding resin, removes it much faster and doesn't clog up nearly as bad.

This was the trick to the “Burning Bush”, which Moses learned from a similar DIY KZbin video.

Love this! I wonder will it stick to already cured silicon? For example can it be used to decorate a silicon phone case?

The stairs look fantastic! One tip to keep from having to sand away so much epoxy after it hardens is to use an old credit card or small squeegee to scrape away the epoxy while it’s still wet. What’s remaining will easily sand off with one or two passes.

Capital O.A

This is the best laminate application guide out there. Thank you!

how long did it take from start to finish (not counting the 2nd day)?

Good info. Use a drill press vise to hold the pipe when drilling.