Easy to Follow Step by Step Epoxy Inlays with STARBOND MICA POWERS and STONECOAT COUNTERTOP EPOXY

[@timtaylor7337]

My goodness, I'm really impressed. That just puts a whole new level on what we can do with our cnc's. Thank you for sharing. Tim

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. This is just the tip of the iceberg. You can do multiple colors.

[@jeffjimenez299]

I love that You did a very good job. I want to try now. Thank you

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You should definitely try this media. It’s a lot of fun and you get amazing results

[@jeffjimenez299]

Keep up the great work.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much

[@mindygunter3119]

You did amazing! That is beautiful!!! Thanks for showing us how to do it.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thanks so much 😊 Thank you for visiting my channel.

[@JoeLazzara]

Beautiful!! Thanks for showing us how it's done. 😃👍❤️

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

My pleasure 😊. Thanks for visiting my channel

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

That is really nice, and for those that do not have CNC machines but do have a laser engraver that works well too! At least for the infill portion.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Yes, perfect. You are correct. So many options that are available to those with a little imagination.

[@gussgoldenworkshop9259]

Great job! And very creative! I always wondered how epoxy, CNCs, and plywood work together, and now I know-can’t wait to make some of these projects!! Go Air Force!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you for your service. Thank you for watching my videos

[@sd961960]

Simply beautiful! Love this!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. Thank you for watching my videos

[@johndiego3105]

That turned out gorgeous!!!

[@NoName-uh3lp]

So is that for the new Asst. Principal 😃👍👍👍

[@jigsawinventions]

Great job, wish I saw this earlier as I was trying to do this without layering the white first like you did.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much

[@mikeking7219]

Nicely done sir 👍

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you kindly

[@PonoParadiseLiving]

Awesome. Thanks for the content.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

My pleasure!

[@mikebrais1441]

Came out awesome 👌

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much

[@estetubo]

Beautiful. Excellent job. You make it feel feasible. How do you clean the expoxy from the spreader?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

The epoxy cleans off the trowel with alcohol or acetone. Thank you very much.

[@lunnymav]

Very clean. Nice carve.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thanks 👍

[@jjdominguez4616]

Really amazing job. 👌

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much

[@yesidtac7863]

Execelente

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much

[@adrianlachlan1452]

i do a lot of timber engraved resin inlay using solid timber....question I have...what do you coat the back with and do you have issues with cupping as the epoxy shrinks as it fully cures..I have this on solid timber pieces but once cured i plane then down to remove the cupping...

[@ajoriordan]

Thanks for a nother great video. Quick question, what do you use to clean you palette knife when finished? Isopropyl alcohol? Many thanks, Alan

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Yes, alcohol works great to clean the tools

[@jayarcher4200]

Love it. Looks great. I do wood & epoxy projects. What size is the plywood? Did you have any problem with epoxy gumming up in your bit?

[@jramirolo]

Great job!! I've been hesitant to do epoxy. Just one question how deep do you cut the inlays?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. I normally use .1 to .2" deep.

[@podman63]

Hi found this video a bit late but what a nice project I just purchase some resin with a good selection of pigments so will have a go myself but maybe use MDF thanks

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Have fun! Sounds great. Let me know your results

[@aussiegolddogcnc3d412]

Great job mate. 😊

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@435customengraving]

Nice work, I recently found your page and enjoy watching. However, if you're going to be mainly trying to teach folks make sure to give good info especially with epoxy. You instructed several aspects of epoxy mixing and pouring that were incorrect and can really mess up someone new. One example is scraping your cup to get every last bit out onto your project. Only takes one time to get a soft spot from unmixed epixy by doing that and they'll either give up or spend more money. (That is experience talking lol) Great end result, it would look cool in a pvc blank as well. Good luck

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You must mix completely including scraping the sides of the cup. Epoxy is expensive. You shouldn’t waste it by not scraping the sides of the cup. Poorly mixed, yes you will get soft spots and poor quality pours. Thank you for your concern