Part 2 Make this Multi Colored Epoxy Wavy American Flag Serving Tray - Step by Step Tutorial

[@eitantal726]

Nice dustshoe and vacuum setup

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

@@eitantal726 thank you Eitan it works well.

[@David-wm9lo]

Great Video Rob well done I always lean some think new thank you

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

Thank you for taking the time to provide this feedback. It always gives me pleasure when i hear the material I am putting out is helping somone else enjoy their journey in woodworking, cnc, etc.

[@madra3212]

I was wondering how the stars were going to turn out. Great job!

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

@@madra3212 thank you Ellen - I was happy with the results also.

[@SuperStampeder]

Excellent Lesson! Would love to see the steps you take to finish it.

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

Thank you for letting me know. I will consider making a video in next couple weeks. So far these videos aren’t getting many comments or views.

[@joereynolds539]

Hey Rob, Great video! Really liked the node editing part and your reasoning behind it. You have two TBN bits listed, the only difference I see is one is metric and the other is imperial. Is there any other differences that I am missing? Lots of good epoxy info in it also.

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

Joe..you are correct. There isn't much diffrence. The metric one was recommended by Nick from the KZbin BROINWOOD. I took his course and that is what he recommended. LAter I looked at the Amana one that I already had and it seemed to match up. Haven't used the mana one very often because I have the metric one.

[@joereynolds539]

@@RobSandstromDesigns Thanks for your response. I watched the first part of your trip and was surprised to see we have something in common. I live south of Ft. Worth about 20 minutes but spent a good part of my life in Arlington where (I think it was your son) lives. I've been following you and Shane for a couple of years and am getting back into epoxy after about a year. I have been trying to get my feeds and speeds dialed in but no mater which way I go the chips get packed into the area I cut making it a real pain to get them out. Lately I have been running the toolpath a second time. That seem to help some. Thanks for all the effort you put into your Videos. Take Care!!

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

@@joereynolds539 good to hear from you. The young man in Arlington was my Nephew. My son lives in Port Angeles, WA. Sounds like you are on the right path with your epoxy projects. Keep on moving forward and having fun.