Arctic Resin Table

[@nollietrerevert]

This video changed my life, I have been placing things underneath my tables all my life. You have halved the space in my apartment, you are a genius.

[@rebecamallo1056]

yo solo se decir de nada

[@ViolentNightshade]

Ahhhhh damn xD

[@emostorm7]

What?

[@bernhardknabl4587]

Can you put drinks on it?

[@dionesdisciple3329]

omg lmaoo

[@connorrobertson7257]

"It's a table, it'll take table stuff" - Best table salesman of the year, 2018

[@TokioHotelFan03]

Take my money lol

[@Zoidberg227]

*slaps top of table* this bad boy can hold so much table stuff.

[@slabbinonspokezz2375]

Can it hold my beers

[@mshungoverfanmade]

Peter: "What resin should I use for my table top?" .... .... Peter: "Ah, yes, the table top resin."

[@brodied.6230]

hmm, yes, the table top here is made out of table top

[@stuartedge]

I loved this list of things a table could be used for 😀

[@bantam700]

This video is giving me so many ideas! What other things can I put on a table, Peter? Could I put a dog on a similar table?

[@BiteSizedCrafter]

jon peck hehe

[@Kaysler]

But Peter am I able to put a bowl on this table? You didn't mention it so I'm a bit unsure.

[@rubymimosa]

Grooming table!

[@IIGrayfoxII]

Make a black table top with the same pattern. Might look all cosmic

[@B_Skizzle]

Well sure you could, but how about putting a table on a dog?

[@HerbalAssailant]

I'm kinda glad you had to redo it because that blue is so much prettier.

[@adamemac]

"You can put drinks, food on it.." Please Peter, tell me more.. I've never seen one of those things before. What'd you call it, a tabel? Or is it toble? 😉

[@virmbot]

adam mac I think it's a table. I did research and apparently you can put many things on it. some things may break a table though.

[@adamemac]

Stormy corn 😂😂

[@Mack_erel]

Oh I thought it was spelled “tay bull”

[@adamemac]

Kenzie Greenhawk Ya know, I think you may be right! I mean, it _sounds_ right.

[@oliviamyers4401]

Lmao

[@eva-lota9701]

I don’t think this is the most resin I have poured *laughs in murder bowl*

[@CheeseypiPlays]

I remember that... I think he's just bad at calculating volumes of things lmao

[@CoolAsFreya]

He literally went through the 5 stages of grief while pouring that bowl

[@keres.carrots]

your largest pour might be the black hole that was the murder bowl blank

[@loveland852]

Crystal Kitsune I still don’t understand what went wrong with the math on that one.

[@jadascott854]

Sofia Loveland one of the greatest mysteries on the world. Albert Einstein is still trying to work it out

[@IRL_Vibez]

Yeah!! 75oz.... ! In for an inch, in for an ounce, huh Peter?

[@ExaltedDuck]

Sofia Loveland - what went wrong was the murderbowl's seething contempt for all that is good.

[@Allisonmarie567]

Sofia Loveland I don’t think anyone knows what went wrong there lol 😂😂

[@I.Fumblebee.I]

How would a broken mirror look in a thin layer of resin? Like one of those that you hang up.

[@dragonsnack1335]

The Fumbler I think that would look awesome. Amlost like a mosaic affect but all one color

[@Countryboy2206]

look up "Svalbard artwork" on google or maybe youtube i believe its broken mirrors in resin.

[@lass-inangeles7564]

EFFECT, not AFFECT. Tsk, tsk! This is your old English teacher speaking.

[@Supersquishyawesomeness]

Lass-in Angeles Can your microphone distinguish between the two words?

[@heathertaramoutray1623]

The Fumbler probably different

[@sassageflair257]

Legend tells of a table that could hold food, drinks, AND towels. I thought they were fairytales to keep the children in the table top factory happy, but now I see the truth

[@ragnkja]

It can even hold magazines!

[@maxximumb]

How about cheesy, pool side, paper back novels?

[@eli6797]

Damn..... this is the key to the future of table tops!

[@TheDirtyToesProduction]

Lol

[@verarising]

Our coffee table is a steel frame outdoor table that someone put by the dumpster at our old apartments, the top was water damaged and gross! But the frame has a beautiful leaf design and I could not let it sit there! Had my husband lug it up 3 flights of stairs 😂 we had a piece of wood cut to fit and stained it, then I glued glass tiles down in flower shapes, then we did epoxy on top. We still have to do a couple more layers, but it is a super cool illusion, the epoxy is so thick it covers the tiles completely. I love it so much and there's not another table out there like it!! Definitely got me addicted to finding trashed pieces and making them beautiful with epoxy. Your table is beautiful! 😌👍

[@MadameTeqi]

Failure is just as important as success. Thank you for showing both!

[@Kaysler]

Lassie Sandiego i forget this sometimes in my own crafting, I'm thankful Peter shares his setbacks and helps me accept my own mishaps better.

[@ragnkja]

Getting things wrong is not a failure. The only real failure is failing to learn.

[@ThePayola123]

Nillie Or failing to keep on keeping on.

[@ragnkja]

Payhole Everdouche, I believe that's a subcategory of failing to learn.

[@gregiep]

"I don't know why I'm listing things you can put on a table." This line killed me; it just hit my funny bone! The table is badass.

[@eVVigilance]

Chop the copper one into bits, and cast it in clear/translucent resin for a bowl blank. Textures ought to look interesting inside the piece. Also, when is the next Brown vs Brown faceoff?

[@amydunne8674]

GrasCollector the texture wouldn’t show up in the clear resin because the clear resin fills in those holes and you can hardly tell they’re there after

[@bathhouse1622]

Amy, The texture between the pigmented resin and clear resin would absolutely be visible, it doesn't leach pigment out of the pieces, especially not enough to make it uniform.

[@amydunne8674]

Bath House I wasn’t talking about the pigment I was talking about the texture

[@bathhouse1622]

Amy, the texture would be created by the boundary between the pigmented resin and the clear resin.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

What an awesome color. I think Bob Ross would call that a happy little accident 👍

[@paulpardee]

$10 for the table, $100 for the table top. ... Seems about right for a DIY project!

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Hilarious! You're so right...

[@ianthomas3653]

Is this table approved by the "Royal society for putting things on top of other things"?

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Yes! Oh man, I'm a sucker for a Python sketch.

[@AndrewSetters]

But what about a sandwich or a coloring book? Could I put those kinds of things on a table?

[@ragnkja]

Andrew Setters A sandwich is food, so that can definitely be put on the table, and a colouring book is quite similar to a magazine.

[@PathinAZ]

Andrew Setters I'm not sure. It might depend on the kind of sandwich and where it was made. I think a Vegemite sandwich would fall off, and as long as the coloring book had square edges I think it would be OK. :)

[@claytonrealist8868]

Andrew I am sorry to tell you but that isn't a coloring book table. Only other table stuff. Sorry bud.

[@howtomake7527]

i think there should be a thin clear resin layer on the top which can cover those pattern pores so that stains and other stuff can be wiped off easily.. the clear coat will not change that pretty pettern..

[@e-jthompson6322]

"WE'VE GOT A LEAK- " Me: D: "FREE MOULD" Me: :D

[@bradonerty5414]

The horrible ball of aluminum was like 120 oz of resin

[@devent10n]

bradon erty ah yes, the bottomless resin pit

[@ccortez392]

Just wait a year from now “making a resin lined in ground pool”

[@taoutdoors8110]

Batman sounds kinda dope though

[@piranhabanana3125]

Waiting

[@catmomjill]

I've got a pool!! Pour the color and texture cor me!

[@JomasterTheSecond]

I _personally_ think it'd be better if you topped it off with a smooth batch of clear resin so the texture doesn't interfere with whatever you place on it but it still looks really cool.

[@shannabolser9428]

Then you might as well flip it over and use the smooth side up. You will not see the texture if you put clear resin on it.

[@defaultingtograce]

The benefit of the texture will help keep beverage glasses from slipping around on condensation.

[@brocktechnology]

Shanna Bolser -- Obviously you'd have to use a different resin chemistry with different refractive index.

[@keantonacci]

I thought it was a desk at first and kept thinking how terrible it would be to try to write anything on paper on it with the texture

[@MeshJedi]

Light would still show the structure inside if you had a clear resin on top. I wonder what would happen if he put another layer of a harder but more brittle resin after the last blue pur, for the structure, then another layer of this softer resin. it should work like concrete and still. one provides stiffness and the other provides flex so the brittle one doesn't crack.

[@KimandGarrettmakeit]

Peter Brown OR Walter White?

[@SteveCarmichael]

Wow, I love that color and texture! The table frame is cool too. My favorite part of this video is how you re-thought the setup and changed it to get a better result. Nicely done!

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Thank you Steve!

[@milesnoell2137]

problem solved > problem free

[@misamartinez6917]

Steve Carmichael

[@taoutdoors8110]

Most video makers add music when they mix and such, but I’m so glad you sing and make funny comments. It shows your personality and allows us to really get into the process along with you! I love it

[@AnomalousZoologist]

My rabbit and I watch your videos together. Dibella bun can't stay awake though, watching you makes her konk out like a light. Love the table, I think the copper would''ve been cool but not necessarily the right color to go with the broken ice texture.

[@JennyLBudd]

Hey Peter! Thanks for showing us the times it doesn't work! It's important we talk about our failures, it's how we learn and it's super encouraging to be reminded that it doesn't have to go right the first time!

[@RexusKing]

This video reminded again that Peter can sing very well!

[@TC-bz9dz]

I love this man and his channel....he can always put a smile on my face...thanks Peter!

[@codcheyma]

I like this. I have an old table with some warped boards that I'm using as a desk. You just gave me an idea to fix it. Thanks

[@BeeBoo2024]

the "table stuff" monologue earned you a sub. good stuff man.

[@Riie_85]

Me to hubby. Can't talk. New peter brown lol

[@therealscaliber]

Carrie Newcombe same

[@allisonbarry720]

Carrie Newcombe I know right?!

[@aileenmacp]

We always check in with each other to make sure we've watched the new Peter Brown videos 😂😂

[@shookings]

Every video, me to the wife: wanna see Peter Brown being Peter Brown?

[@Questchaun]

😂😂😂👌🏿💅

[@jaz6564]

This came up in my recommended page, I can’t believe this was six years ago. I started watching your videos when I was about 20 years old. I remember when this was your most recent upload. So happy you’re still posting Peter!

[@shawntemmesfeld6959]

After watching almost all your videos I made a clock out of the castin craft resin wood and seashells came out pretty cool

[@kolaepup]

Shawn Temmesfeld let’s see it!!

[@shawntemmesfeld6959]

kolae husky not sure how to post a picture of it on here

[@peterbrownwastaken]

upload it to imgur and share the link.

[@shawntemmesfeld6959]

imgur.com/gallery/cGO7M8D

[@shawntemmesfeld6959]

I must’ve sanded it 15 times getting higher and higher grit with micro mesh, and polished it 4-5 times and there’s still scratches all over it

[@solonroland]

I don’t know why some people dislike your video mr Peter, your an awesome artist , you gave us some inspiration and enthusiasm to be creative just like you sir,

[@jonwills4670]

“Table stuff” 😜 Great persistence! I really like how you include “mistakes” so we normal people feel better about ourselves! 🤣 Great job!!

[@bpfrocket]

I love that you include your “failures” in your videos. There are no real failures if you learn from them and by including them and showing what you did to fix it, you are showing just how easy it can be sometimes to fix something. That, and it’s usually pretty funny 😄

[@aceonfire12]

let's up the ante and put LED's in the bottom of this

[@vgamesx1]

Even better, make another one either clear or white, mount some RGB LEDs strips along the sides or make an entire matrix of programmable LEDs then pour the second layer of resin over top of them, that way they're completely hidden and you could come up with all kinds of pixel art or light animations to display on your table, man that would sure be fun to do.

[@dianneoehman9147]

Vincent Kelly + Whoa!! G R E A T idea! 👍🏼BAM!!

[@InvertedPotatoS]

Just wait thekingofrandom will do it

[@THESLlCK]

juggalokronik859110 It's going to just randomly appear on his channel. Totally not even the same thing.

[@aaronnn5384]

sounds tacky but i want to see it happen,maybe it won’t be

[@desertweasel6965]

I like how you decided to scrap the first one start over. That shows good patience and will end up being a great finish product. A lot of times we'll waste more time trying to fix something rather than just scrapping it and starting over.

[@xingcat]

Gorgeous! Those acrylic panels are one of my favorite hacks for set design. They work really nicely for all sorts of backgrounds and to make "windows" look like glass but not require scenic design behind them, and I even made a frozen pond onstage using them once. I love the table.

[@caitlingwin5844]

The sound of the resin pulling away from the acrylic was really satisfying

[@thatjerseyb]

"it'll take table stuff" yep made me spit my water out LOL.

[@BulletsInTime]

You’re trending!

[@BulletsInTime]

Jym E. Changa was there something wrong with what I said?

[@Kaysler]

#16 buddy!! Whoohoo. Blow this channel up. Show this man his art, his editing, his personality is big, inspire him to create more and reward his talents.

[@JamesBiggar]

Looks cool! Definitely the heat. Acrylic has a low tolerance for it

[@peterbrownwastaken]

I think you're right.

[@ExaltedDuck]

yeah, the exotherm didn't affect the wood so much but when the acrylic warmed and expended with the edges locked down and plywood underneath, all it could do is buckle upward in the center.

[@jackware2005]

He is, im an acrylic worker and at about oven temp you can melt even the thickest acrylic. Dont personally know about this sorta stuff because it's not like ive ever tried moulding it but I could guess it wouldn't take much

[@queazocotal]

Acrylic is not resistant to many common solvents that may be present in the resin. www.eplastics.com/Plastic/plastics_library/Chemical-Resistance-of-Plexiglass-Acrylic - as an example - a lot of things are 'N' - and may cause immediate swelling and warping.

[@peterbrownwastaken]

I have another piece of the puzzle because I did check the temp right after that "the mold is holding" bit. It was 97*F It could have risen quite a bit more after that.

[@LynZel]

I love that you do not delete your mistakes. Great video!!!!

[@kolaepup]

I love that blue!! Wonderful job Peter! I personally like the way the resin looks without the texture better, but that is just me. The texture does give a nice effect though :)

[@123ezd]

I love how it turned out, I think that the translucent top layer over the more pearlescent bottom layer makes the surface really visually pop

[@WoodenCreationz]

Can I lay on the table like George Costanza?

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Haha! Yes!! :)

[@georgecostanza9387]

its harder than it looks

[@jmb7183]

It's not a question of, "could"...it's more a question of, "should". ;)

[@DelennD]

Peter is just resin/woodworker dad of KZbin. Love this channel. He has that face and voice and the really bad dad puns that just make me smile

[@oddjob05]

There are so many things you could put on that table!

[@TheTsarsArmy]

Wow, that is beautiful. Really industrious way of taking an old table frame and making it useful again. Bet that table will last a really long time too.

[@Turtle_1976]

Very cool color and surface finish! You get a gold star!

[@lass-inangeles7564]

How very creative! I have never worked with resin but you took the mystery out of it. I did not realize you could cut it with a table saw as well, wonderful! Table looks superb. So nice to restore a neglected but beautiful wrought iron table. Looks fantastic! I do a lot of rescues of vintage wood furniture. Just restored an old Lemco 1940s solid oak desk which had been thrown out like rubbish. This dignified desk has now been restored to former glory. I must make a resin accessory for it. Thanks!!

[@jamesault6314]

Please list more things you can put on a table!? That made an awesome video even better! Epic even.

[@rscreationsnc]

I was surprised you knew a Roger Miller song. Great job on the table. Looks awesome.

[@peterbrownwastaken]

My old man wore out Roger Miller's album in his 8 track. I think I could sing the whole thing by heart... :)

[@EjvindGEMDark]

I do kinda want a channel of you stirring resin and singing to be honest. Could fall asleep to that.

[@KagedCreations08XX]

My sisters name is Taylor and my grandpa used to always sing that but say Taylor instead of trailer

[@randyiron2]

Peter Brown I used to listen to 8 track as a child. It was actually an 8 track recorder also!!

[@randyiron2]

Peter Brown my father used to play king of the hill on his organ and sing it as well!! Awesome bro!!

[@ElGeFe]

Thanks for explaining things to put on tables, I usually only put data in my tables.

[@RowdyPenguin]

Digging the musical interlude Peter! Nice project - Resin, welding, and paint! That color though, wow.

[@ballergames101]

Rowdy Penguin is that thing at the end a vagina saluting?

[@abigailsouthart]

Love the metallic resin colours!

[@travisderry2913]

Because of your video's im now trying my own projects. Seeing you do projects in your own way made me be wiling to try different ways that works for me. Thank you you rock.

[@oliviabirmingham7007]

"I think I might have miscalculated the volume" murder bowl volume 2 lol

[@ragnkja]

Olivia Birmingham He didn’t miscalculate the first time. In fact, said initial calculation was off by less than 100 ml.

[@timetable620]

I invested in a welder a couple years ago. It is a Lincoln welder. Not one that I would say weld something structural but a good one for what I use it for like repairs and hobbies. I took a bunch of welding classes back in high school(it’s kinda like riding a bike) and I can say that my most prized tool in my shop is my welder.

[@DisneyStoreCMLiz]

I "liked" your video. Not only because the project came out great, but mostly for your singing. lol I love when you sing on camera.

[@Evilwetness]

Great work Peter. I'm a bit late to your channel but now I'm here. I too mold and cast things and I too had a problem with figuring out how much rubber or resin to use in a pour. What I started doing was filling my molds with water. This does two things for me. One, it lets me know if there are any holes in my mold walls. And two, by pouring the water into a measuring cup, I know just how much material to use. I always add a little bit more water just to be safe. No more having to quickly mix more produce and no more wasting it either.

[@ieuanhunt552]

Don't lie Peter we all know you like that colour because it reminds you of Breaking Bad. The second table looks so much like Blue Meth.

[@kerithforeman6301]

Everything happens for a reason! Love the Table! Great Find & Great Project!!

[@venuzbabi08]

I know its crazy to demand you upload more but like... you have to upload more! Lbs i love these videos

[@cheyleahopkinson3192]

Peter I love your videos so much, they make me feel so relaxed and at peace. Keep doing what you do ❤️

[@adamemac]

Perfect timing! Was just looking for a video to watch. Haha

[@Mazoodle]

Peter, a comprehensive video of you explaining what different types of resins are like and what they can be used for would be really awesome!

[@vvkelly97]

It would have looked really nice in black

[@seraphimseptimus6984]

If it is meant to go outside, then black would get too hot.

[@ThePayola123]

Indigo Blue Resin with Silver Glitter is where the actions at.

[@renofthewind]

Or white. Or silver. I think it would look good with any variation of grey (Including black and white)

[@Aemni1]

As someone who works with resin, i admire and respect this work in particular due to the amount of product that was invested in it. If it doesn't go right, you've basically just wasted a TON of material. And it DID go wrong the first time, but that was not enough to make you give up. I'm glad it worked out in the end for you. It's a really cool project.

[@arielsiverio3468]

What if you dipped a balloon?

[@littlesnowflakepunk855]

Ariel Siverio it’d float

[@CherityTherarè]

A water balloon.

[@littlesnowflakepunk855]

Leesha Summers would still float bc of displacement

[@arielsiverio3468]

Tetrachromia I think it could be possible although very difficult

[@cdone52]

I want to start off by stating that I hardly comment on when I first started watching someone but this was the first video of yours I watched and I was hooked! I think after this I was watching your dip it series and I must have watched more then three or four hours of your content plus other youtubers like your self I thoroughly enjoy your content and highly recommend your channel to anyone wanting to watch a guy in his garage make things out of resin and other products! Keep making great and amazing content I know I’ll be watching in enjoyment!!

[@GeekBuildersNet]

One of my favorite pours. Pulling the top out of the mold should go under r/oddlysatisfying

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Thanks Shawn! I always like it when it comes free like that! :)

[@Zeuseus6609]

I love that you sing while stirring resin

[@ManCrafting]

That turned out great. The whole time I was thinking it was too thin. The supports were spot on. Well, spot welded on. Always love an opportunity to weld on a project. Another cool build Peter.

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Thanks Chad! I forgot how much I enjoyed it. I need to do some more welding projects in the future.

[@ManCrafting]

Looking forward to it.

[@synthmage00]

I've been binging your channel for a few days now and I've already seen a lot of really cool stuff, but man...I was hooting and hollering when you flipped that resin over. This one turned out so good!

[@DestinyMoniqueX3]

You posted omg I been watching other woodworkers waiting and wondering when you would post #notificationsquad

[@garyriegelsberger4208]

Awesome result. Thank you for taking the time to create the video and posting it.

[@randymagnum6680]

Oooh, new Peter Brown video, guess I'm not going to bed yet.

[@deadfishy]

your table object monologue was awesome.

[@CODENAME]

Congrats for making it on trending... there may be hope for YT after all!

[@phantomghoti2398]

Thank you for showing your mistakes as well. It makes for a more interesting video and it says a lot about your character that you do not hide these learning experiences

[@tristanarnold4706]

you might try creating a textured surface with the panel and then pouring a translucent layer onto the textured side. I think that could make a cool pendant, with wavy or jagged lines around the edge where they meet.

[@ronaldkirchoff938]

Great table Peter--I love your drive to experiment in so many areas.

[@maxximumb]

Table looks great. I'm surprised you didn't do a resin art table top. Still using the textured base, but working in reverse to normal resin art.

[@daalelli]

Maxx B I was, too!

[@xyriusd832]

Love how much knowledge you have. I wouldn't know where to start.

[@deadowl833]

Beautiful table. Now, if I wanted to do so, what other items might I be able to sit on this table? Books? Are books acceptable?

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

The blue is gorgeous, love the texture, great idea, great execution 👍

[@deadmouseone7450]

What would have looked awesome if you made a secret table top with walnut and a gradient blue. But it looks super nice like that

[@andronicus5370]

Peter is like the Hank Hill of resin with his resin cabinet filled with resin and resin accessories.

[@bailieee1746]

Clicked as soon as i seen this. Love these videos ❤️

[@Bexi222]

What a beautiful piece! Love the colour and the texture.

[@Geeksmithing]

NEW VIDEO! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

[@thatonetransguy2297]

Geeksmithing My reaction anytime peter uploads

[@TheCheeseKnees97]

same

[@NoeDactyl]

I love that blue! It complements the black so well!

[@CarlJacobson]

Very cool!

[@HoshiBerry]

The end result is really nice, I much prefer the blue color too, and it compliments the pretty metal frame really well !

[@DanteYewToob]

Does cured resin do okay with heat? If I put this in a Florida window would it warp or melt? My niece wants a small one of these with a thin layer of white, with teal underneath.. I built her a reading nook, and there's a small window above her head and she wants to fit a piece of this into that window.. THANKS PETE! Now I gotta buy resin and make some junk! Or I'm a crappy uncle.. you creative, inspiring jerk!

[@HomelessPank]

Update? I'd really like to know how it works under heat

[@Doodlesartistictendeavors]

Wow, looks awesome, thanks for walking through it since I never know why my resin doesn't always work right!