Epoxy round Table build - Resin art | DIY CREATORS

[@DIYCreators]

The best part about these videos, I get to learn along with you! When I make a video, it's the first time I am attempting the build, and not knowing what to expect is the best part. I learn as I go, and I hope you can learn from my mistakes and wins! Thanks to PIA for supporting this channel! Private Internet Access VPN provides no log online protection. You can check them out at my link www.privateinternetaccess.com/diy They are giving a 77% discount, 3 extra months free with just $2.59 a month.

[@PacificDIY]

Great! I really like DIY Creators 👍

[@boxingandbbq3596]

Off topic...looked for your sneaker display box plans and it was not available. Do you mind posting the plans so I can purchase, thanks Glenn!!!

[@Jagent]

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[@jjfordingpoursoulstudios8581]

Nice job! A few tips for you if I may? Use blue painter's tape around the bottom edge where drips form. Peel 8-12 hours after pour and there's virtually no drip clean up. And if you want any tips on resin pouring/art check out your fellow KZbinrs Artist Till Death. They are a literal plethora of resin teqniques and how to information. Keep up the good work!

[@goddesslee3340]

Thank you. I want to epoxy my large coffee table. This is helpful.

[@atienzo98]

I appreciate that you kept the mistake in. It means a lot to those that ARE doing exactly what you're doing. Goes to show, nothing beats experience, but learning from others' mistakes is a close second!!

[@michaeldempsey5653]

I don’t know what job I want when I’m older but looking at your videos it kinda makes me wanna be a carpenter

[@blacksheep25251]

And whats great, is it doesn't matter what age you start at. Either just starting, or a 40 year journeyman, you learn something new everyday and get to create something amazing.

[@denniscebu9264]

Working with wood is what I'm doing for 29 years now and every day you'll learn something new. Not only because of the situation but also from other carpenters. You won't regret it. Wood working is a craft and a real craftsman will always keep his job. Don't go for the industrial wood working but furniture and hardwood flooring.

[@lefthandedwoodworks]

That's a good choice, robots won't be framing houses for a while.

[@ericliddle7556]

Fwiw I started carpentry/furniture making at age 36. I don't regret starting at this age by any means. One piece of advice - never do what you think you have to do, but rather do what you want to try. You're always able to change course if you find you want to try something else.

[@denniscebu9264]

@@ericliddle7556 you have absolutely a good point there. When I had a young guy with me who wanted to be a carpenter, I always told them to observe, try it and if you have any issues I rather have you asking me 10x a question instead of messing up. Also I told them to work with a few different carpenters, to see how they do things and then you do what's best for yourself. Make it easier for yourself, but they also need to have the real interest in working with their hands. Nowadays they don't like dirty hands because of touching their phones.

[@marksavino2580]

I really like that you show any mistakes on your videos than normal person would make. I’m a painting contractor and most of the time the projects never go as planned other videos I see that always comes out perfect due to editing or probably redoing the video.

[@Caleb-zt5ht]

Thanks for being transparent about your mistake. I appreciate that you teach us what to do better.

[@tnt3171]

I really appreciated your “mistake” with resin. I did tons of acrylic pours but have not done any dirty pour in resin. Your “mistake” was expensive in terms of cost and labor, and I got a benefit of avoiding that mistake! Thank you! Have you tried to use the hair blower to make the pour flowing and emerging the colors? It’s pretty unique, try it!

[@reforzar]

Glen, I personally like to use a jig saw to cut the circle 1/4” larger and then come back with the router jig to clean it up. It feels like it’s quicker and less strain on the router. But the dust does get everywhere.

[@madgardener5820]

I tried using a jigsaw but I don't get on to well with it. Now I use a circular saw and it's real good. Square tables are where it's at, I tell you.

[@crisvega7588]

Individually, I felt none of the pieces made sense but they come together beautifully. So freaking crazy that the accent LEDs actually look good. This is one of those situations in which creative genius comes into play, I imagine you envisioned the final space and designed to that? Someone like me would have tried to play design elements together and the final product may have seemed forced or out of place. Thank you so much my friend, another great project.

[@DIYCreators]

My pleasure man, thanks for tuning in!

[@senpie139]

Just wanted to tell you man... because of you i gained the confidence to try and fail at multiple projects... first was the modern desk with my touch...then the shelves...etc now im getting better and better and have even made a profit selling decent desk and other things... even made a vanity with light as well (before i even noticed you made a better one) thank you and keep doing this and one day im going to make a before and after of all my projects and i hope you are proud of what you helped create. I love you brother and have a good day... wifey wants floating shelves with lights inside.... google time =)

[@celesteelijah2515]

Ok, guys...I'm a girl and I have my first epoxy resin to do. There is a problem. I got up one morning and while walking through to my kitchen, I noticed that my round coffee-table that has a mirrored in-lay had a large circular crack. I getting closer-- I could not believe my eyes-- it was true my coffee-table was cracked. I have been watching many DIY epoxy resin videos and I'm trying to find the one that I want to do and continue to learn from. This is my first time viewing your channel, so I hope that I will continue to be inspired for doing my table, as I do not want to replace the mirror. So, I'll keep watching you. Really glad I came upon your channel. The table you did for your daughter looks beautiful!

[@msfatts7162]

Very nice I like the simple look

[@alakeshboruah1751]

Thumbs up for talking about the bumps you faced along the way, so someone else attempting to try their hands on a build like this doesn't have to troubleshoot such issues. 👍🏻

[@modustrial]

Definitely like the second pour better! Nice lighting setup in the studio too! 👍👍

[@lovingmayberry307]

I love watching you create, and definitely appreciate you showing your mistakes so we can learn from it. Table looks great! Like the chairs too!

[@DIYCreators]

Thank you it's my pleasure!

[@timdouglass9831]

Very nice project! Have to admit I kind of liked the first pour, but what you ended up with is really nice too. I have a couple of thoughts on how to do some things that you might want to think about. First, when you do the tape for a depth gauge thing leave a "flag" of tape sticking out. It does two things for you. It's easier to see when you are down to depth and it creates a breeze that blows the chips away. Second, I've had success when doing threads into MDF (either inserts or screws) with soaking the hole with super glue before driving the screw. If you don't want to make the screw quite so permanent just drive it in to cut the threads then remove the screw, flood the hole with CA and let it dry before reinstalling the screw. Basically all it does is spread out the load beyond the immediate region of the hole, but it helps. Finally, I'm a big fan of sealing any bare wood or MDF or whatever with a couple coats of shellac. Sealing up the bottom side of the table helps to equalize moisture absorption and also makes it easier to clean when needed. Keep the projects coming! I really enjoy your creativity and the variety in what you do.

[@RYANMAKO]

Love the project. But more importantly, love that your kept the honesty all the way through. I know I enjoy the fact that you didn’t like something and made that known instead of trying to edit that out. Shows character! Props! Beautiful table. I hope to try my luck in the epoxy world. ✊🏽

[@micheleself8002]

I love your honest approach, that includes showing your experiments and mistakes...that way we know we "are allowed" to makes mistakes to..and that we can learn from your trials&tribulations as well..thanks for all keep it up...plus I like your listing materials for us...thanks to KZbin as well.

[@carpentryworks5810]

what we all be is because of like your supports#CarpentryWorld #CatpentryWorks

[@PJ-cu4cl]

Hey just an advice. Try a blow dry after you pour the colour. The patterns come super abstract and beautiful.

[@MadMikeee72]

looks great! It's nice to see that working with your hands is not a lost art yet.

[@angelaarnott-bates5709]

It looks like a break in the snow, covered ice. A little stream cutting through the snow. Beautiful.

[@nikhilpai4630]

Glenn is a legend amirite

[@gurubhaikhalsa9337]

You are so right!

[@msneen127]

Just an FYI. I use masking or painters tape under my tables to catch the resin. Then like you said after about 30 or 40 minutes peal it off with latex gloves. No hard drippings to sand down. Clean bottom. Hope this helps.

[@RangerOne_NC]

Always impressed with the work you create

[@DIYCreators]

Thank you!

[@handiman5]

Your woodworking talent is amazing, as is your teaching of 'how to'. Thanks!

[@carpentryworks5810]

We carpenters are nothig without you all supports#CarpentryWorks #CarpentryWorld

[@terra3214]

WOW!!! It came out BEAUTIFUL!!

[@barbarashipley9720]

I love watching you. You show us the good, the bad and the ugly. Your projects always come out gorgeous. You are very talented and a pleasure to watch. Thank you!

[@yukonrott]

Man...sept 2020 saturday working and here i sit video after video... I CANT STOP!!! Good thing its a slow day of harvest in iowa..

[@zacharyhebard]

That's looks great! I liked the blue and gold colors too.

[@DIYCreators]

Thank you

[@ricog8209]

The chairs are on point. They really go well with the design of the table.

[@berryconway4296]

Very creative build. Dealing with problems on custom builds is real... I really like that you keep the problems and solutions in the video. Excellent!

[@imari2305]

I actually loved the first expoxy look with the shimmer of the gold coming through but both styles are beautiful even with the mistakes left in.

[@norodom2074]

Would love to see a house tour of all your builds. Thanks for all your videos and education.

[@terristaton7512]

This turned out very well! Thanks for being so transparent!

[@josephroberts7490]

Good Job! That table is the product of a true craftsman.

[@jayantpatel6650]

Wow straight honest bloke.

[@YuTuebUser]

I wudv gone ahead with that gold flake n deep blue n turquoise, all 3 colors taken 3 different sides of the table , 👍👌 This one also looks great n neatly done. 👍

[@dpbjlee83]

Looks great and thanks for showing your mistakes, helps us all to learn.

[@DIYCreators]

Thank you!

[@raffyl2112]

DIY'ers like you inspires us newbie. Thank you for sharing us your art.

[@DiZZiEntertainment]

Love that you always show errors, this information is so helpful and definitely have helped me in your other projects. Kudos my friend.

[@SpaceDave3000]

Always find your videos inspiring, I'm an old carpenter and you still manage to teach me things from time to time.

[@hootis952]

I love watching your videos! A tip for future epoxy pours is to apply a layer of paste wax to the underside couple of inches of the perimeter. When the drips harden they don't stick to the wood or MDF because of the wax, and they come off really easily.

[@davidoxbury8900]

Table looks really good. I liked the way you just went for it, but learnt from where it didn’t go where you wanted. 👍

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Awesome job keep it up make on my friend

[@Craft15Menit]

I saw your channel the first time Countour Desk Lamp. After that I saw more of his other works. I really like the dining table that you make, very good. I am starting to create a crafting channel I will learn a lot from you.

[@SomeGuy-rc2lc]

I like that you keep your mistakes in the videos. They are a part of every project and it's great to see how to work through.

[@valeriya105]

This is so awesome, can't wait to do this with my husband!!!!

[@pennydonnelly8542]

Thank you for showing us the mistake or what you don’t like. I learn more from being able to see you can cover it up and move forward with something different. I just found you and I love your work💖

[@myjichok]

Thank you for making you videos, I think they are the best.

[@KGAli-sr7su]

Good that you left in the mistake we all humen we make mistakes some guys just not confident enough to show it hats off to you sir

[@wolfman75]

Turned Out Awsome!!! Great Work!!! Thank You Sir!!! 👍😎💯😀

[@chriswhitman7530]

Glenn, what do you do with most you build? Also can you do a video with what projects beginners should start with that you would recommend?

[@davemisko3901]

Great job! Looks fabulous. I admire your skills and the fact you don’t hide your mistakes and you learn from them. Way to inspire!

[@juancarlospereira8742]

I am from panama, i like your works...bless you

[@trewyatt2159]

Very nice! I think the first pour you did looked great, but to each there own.

[@Kauffdrop]

Great video. I always use (and recommend) putting CA Glue on the outside of the insert nuts. This serves 2 purposes. 1- it will help lock them in place and 2- it acts as a lubricant then screwing the nuts in

[@carpentryworks5810]

yha thays true andd thanks forr your support ❤#CarpentryWorks #CarpentryWorld

[@seanditch4419]

Great video, if you put tape on the underneath side, you can pull the tape off and the drips with it instead of sanding.

[@ADgreat]

Your build inspires me. Thinking to start resin project soon.

[@forky-reviews-and-rants]

only one little bit of advice I can give you being in the UK....there is a little bit more condensation in our climate so what I do is I lubricate the holes for the leg fixings with clear silicone to act has a glue...but apart from that its exactly how I would do it

[@dconstruction7099]

Hello brother I’m your fan from Cambodia 🇰🇭

[@carlafrazier1352]

You a bad man. Love you because you explain completely 💖😉. And your works are awesome 💞💞💞💞

[@lindaball403]

Wow! Love it! I have had some epoxy for at least 3 or 4 yrs I have never used. I hope its still good. Thank you for your video

[@honeylarue1]

That is amazing work. The table looks wonderful. Great job!😊🙂👌👍

[@shermanfletcher5071]

Fantastic job on the table.

[@kylerichards8067]

I found your channel by complete accident. I love your videos pal, I think it is important to see the mistakes. It makes the process and the outcome so much better to know that even people that do this for a living have little hiccups in the execution.

[@asifsba1]

You get a like and earn a sub for showing your mistake. I think it’s so important to see that so I really appreciated that.

[@flix4u]

Appreciate showing the so-called mess up - makes me feel that I don’t have to be perfect like all you geniuses on KZbin.🙏🏼

[@Bob1Mack]

"Oh, no! Not another learning experience!" Seriously, nice project, and a great video. Thanks.

[@lellyhamata2841]

That's beautiful table ever seen

[@jimrizer8953]

Nice looking table. You made it look easy to do.

[@kjstransport1465]

Amazing Awesome wonderful work you are doing Brother ,not only you do amazing woodwork but also you make great looking 4 K videos too. Watching your videos is so inspiring for me. I am also a videographer and a newbie woodworker made my own sub woofer cabinets .. A BIG thank you to you keep up the good work God Bless you.. Richie - Toronto Canada 😊👍🏼

[@cecestyme7142]

Lovely table and that you shared your mistake and changes. Thanks 😊.....

[@DIYCreators]

Thanks!

[@gildav222]

The table looks great!

[@LawAndBedlum]

Thank you for the education and entertainment. Great work, good sir

[@larrypotts6223]

great looking table. like them adjustable legs

[@aisiajones3806]

I love this whole video, I thought the first pour was cool also!! Great job! Thanks for being transparent

[@lightburner8567]

I love watching your videos!... I very much appreciate you being transparent about the mistakes you make along the way, so that we can all learn from them and learn what you do to rectify them, too... You not only make beautiful things, you also make practical and innovative ones, too!... I can't wait to see what you have in store next, for us to see!... Keep up the great work!!! 👍💜

[@zionassedo]

Professional and honnest, you rock !

[@rrhopewell]

I loved that design

[@debbiegarland7124]

Well done,it looks fabulous.

[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Well done, thanks!

[@DIYCreators]

Thank you!

[@CrazyStupidMonkey96]

That table looks amazing!!! I not gonna lie l liked the way the first pour looked!!! Had a nice rustic look, but the black and white finished looks very clean and elegant, great build man!!! The chairs look like they belong with the table!!!!

[@MarkSmith-zn4oy]

Table looks epic mate well done

[@BearWoodWorkshop]

I have been watching you for quite a while and consider you an inspiration to start a channel of my own! Thank you!!!

[@eyoung74]

Pretty cool to see a fellow brotha that can build like this. Appreciate your content you’re an inspiration to me. I’m working on my skills trying to get like you. Keep up the good work man.

[@thewinddb]

Another great video, good job. One comment though... you only need to sand to 220. Epoxy will easily fill the depths of scratches smooth from 220 grit, give plenty of grip for the next coat and also sand quicker and less elbow grease being a more aggressive grit.

[@DrGIzmoBRad]

Excellent video as usual. Your presentation style is easygoing yet pragmatic, especially when it comes to measurements. Had not seen an epoxy table project prior to this. Being a seasoned crafts person, you made it look easy. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

[@mackie4323]

You sir, Makes me want to get - up and grab my tools and just go and do something. anything. Thank you for the idea and more importantly for the motivation to create.

[@verasileikis17]

At 16:03, it looks like a silhouette. Great work!

[@michaelcogbill1475]

Videos just keep getting better! Keep up the good work!!

[@aliens1990990]

thats bloody incredible!!!

[@katbrax8622]

Gorgeous design! I absolutely love Epoxy floors and tables.

[@ArturoMendezC]

Se mira genial! Con poliuretano se puede remplazar epoxy?

[@crazycr02]

That looks so clean!!!

[@jenniferabrajan3676]

Te admiro mucho! Tu trabajo es impresionante!! Soy de México. Dios te bendiga y guarde a ti y toda tu familia ♥️ Quisiera aprender todo lo que haces!

[@Indowwindows]

Beautiful work! We really appreciate the craftsmanship that went into this table. We'd love to hear your thoughts and DIY tips on how to make your home more energy efficient!

[@carpentryworks5810]

we carpenters are incomplict without you all supports🙏#CarpentryWorld #CarpentryWorks

[@mangoyacho]

Thank you sharing such an excellent tutorial

[@sunshinegalkw9675]

I love your videos! I always learn something new! Thank you for making them! Great job! Love it!

[@Lutzboater]

Thanks for sharing your process, even the oops that you encountered. Always learn something from your videos.

[@tjkoker]

This shows that hard work and perseverance beats being able to speak English properly every time. Well done!

[@davidwood117]

Thanks for taking the fear out of resin! I need to try this now...