Pouring Epoxy for Kitchen Island Top

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Pouring a river of TotalBoat Thickset Fathom Epoxy
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[@ToolsToday]

Check out the full video for this project - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGTLnKd7o753pNk

[@Plinkofficial]

No thanks.

[@BigGorillafam]

No.

[@Brandon-K.]

The color at the end already looks really cool and good

[@DrAliHamzaMirza]

Sure 😊

[@surenderjaat6029]

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[@jameskirk3]

Put a palm sander on the edge to agitate it and get the air out quickly, then you can hit it with the torch and walk away for your weekend off.

[@soyeaherr4031]

I love that you're wearing a mask! I see so many videos of people pouring with no mask and it's so terrible to breathe!

[@StormWaltz73]

Came here to say this! Take this stuff seriously and wear a respirator when even working with small amounts.

[@jamesbond1231]

OKay Karen

[@steezydan8543]

@@jamesbond1231 Being afraid of PPE is one of the stupidest things possible. It's honestly pretty cringe. Get a job.

[@jamesbond1231]

@@steezydan8543 why would you be afraid of ppe?

[@tomhollins5303]

Was that a particulate filter?

[@ShhhandGiggles]

I'd be curious to see what the decor of this kitchen would look like

[@user-vf6km4sf2r]

Tacky

[@LURKTec]

Not good

[@markgigiel2722]

Cartoon

[@Rose.Of.Hizaki]

Probably a blue house with a blue windows. Home owner probably has a girlfriend, and she is so blue.

[@quitstalin]

@@Rose.Of.Hizaki and a blue Corvette

[@FrancesScott-h3g]

BEAUTIFUL WORK. THIS MEN ARE SO TALENTED!! I WONDER😮 WOULD THIS TABLE BE EXPENSIVE?

[@dvyt433]

I love watching this from the UK, knowing that the epoxy cost alone here would be about half a million pounds. 😢

[@Hengky_tambunan17]

Bagai manakah melepaskan nya se usai resin nya sudeh kering???apakah tidak lengket???

[@gabrielgaby5840]

Thank you for this Demo., I like this job, and will be doing a Similar Project. '23... Did you Clamp down, once Resin was hard enough.🎉

[@suechapman6026]

Gorgeous. I’d love to have this in my kitchen!

[@janinedelouw8077]

So is this all blue now? That was a blooper obviously? I bet it turned out fabulous though too? That colour blue is so beautiful, so much depth and many different blues depending on the lighting I bet eh??

[@dinkuminkum]

This is stunning - what an incredible centrepiece for a kitchen 😍😍👏🏻👏🏻

[@BostonIce37]

Would love to see the finished product!

[@ToolsToday]

Check out the pinned comment on top for a link to the full video.

[@DPB1947]

Nice work, boys! Do you worry about dust settling on surface during cure time?

[@hunginmud]

But try setting a cup of coffee on it! Somebody doesn't understand glass transition temperature. Never use epoxy counters in a kitchen unless they are cured in an oven!

[@Welcome_to_real_life_]

Epoxy is extremely not degradable. It shouldn't be used so often and for fun. Therefore there should be a big big tax on epoxy materials.

[@JakeM25]

🤡

[@tedpetsinis5183]

SHOULD YOU HAVE POURED A SMALL AMOUNT OF APOXY FIRST TO KEEP THE WOOD FROM FLOATING?

[@romanbalgobin6764]

Hey, wouldnt it be nice if u put blue Epoxy in the groves only. Then the rest as clear epoxy. Making it seem like a River or something flowing through a valley

[@hey_james]

Wow, that’s one way to ruin a beautiful piece of timber 😳

[@TheBeardyBardsGamingExperience]

So, I take it you aren’t into woodworking and have never seen an epoxy table before? Maybe refrain from commenting then

[@hallo5200]

@@TheBeardyBardsGamingExperience If you are a real Woodworker you stay away from epoxy

[@hey_james]

@@TheBeardyBardsGamingExperience What does epoxy have to do with woodworking?

[@stopthetories]

@@TheBeardyBardsGamingExperience "If you're a real woodworker, you work with plastic"

[@kayesdigginit1519]

🤣

[@2086sandeep]

Try to add some drops of white epoxy in the middle gap on top of blue it will look like river flowing

[@georgeperez8171]

Will all the bubbles rise to the top eventually before curing or do you have to put it in a vacuum.

[@sharonholmes8097]

I think it’ll be really cold for me to someday come out there and watch you guys and learn more about doing epoxy!!

[@slavicprincess]

Check the finished product before commenting stupid things guys 😂

[@SkyWire88]

Wanted to see the finished product.

[@bobojenkins4988]

Put a shaker under the table. Shake the epoxy down into all the cracks and get all the bubbles to the top

[@stavrock4995]

Looks good, but why destroy a natural piece of wood with artificial toxic chemicals

[@ixpoison]

out of curiosity: would vibrating the table to have the epoxy fill in the cracks better produce a better product?

[@hjw2029]

Most likely. Would’ve dealt with the air bubbles too

[@ThisWiseVibe]

Thumbs up for wearing a mask!👍

[@PNW_Adventures1]

What about the wood? Why not pour it on plywood? Is the “top” the downside ?

[@TimeSurfer206]

Looks like a good excuse to set up a Clean Room.

[@Regibois]

Idea, same thing, but don’t over flow the blue epoxy, add tree and greenery to the wood, and then add clear epoxy to create a biome in your table, while still having it fuctional

[@shahangler1572]

Amazing,good job🥰

[@ToolsToday]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@josegomez7137]

Ahhhh I think you only supposed to fill the cracks??

[@nativeoutdoors1780]

He will plane the top layer so it looks like he got everything perfectly filled not just the visible cracks

[@ashleysouthernsass]

I'll never understand how people can use epoxy counteracts. Epoxy isn't scratch or cut resistant nor is it stain resistant and it will dull and being to yellow if sun is on it for a few hours a day. I've tried all the best epoxy and it all does the same eventually. Imagine the bacteria it can hold to..

[@jeffferguson4632]

Yes I lost $1000 screwing with epoxy.

[@mikemoffitt8645]

If I Was Ordering That Be ❤️ utiful Created Kitchen Island,I Wouldn't Want The Bubbles Popped,I Think It Would Add to The Uniqueness Of Kitchen Island 😊

[@lisamarieanderson-mg1kb]

Beautiful work 💙💙💙💯

[@thomashahn2837]

Mask. Yes. But if that is just a dust mask which it does appear to be, does not protect against VOC's. You need a canister mask designed for what you are working with.

[@ToolsToday]

I have the carbon cartridges on the mask 👍

[@user-mt4tf6zx7c]

Why add wood when you cover it completely? Just a waste of good wood.

[@Mpayne1472]

It’ll be planed down later to show the wood

[@mrthiefy]

according to blacktail studio I bet you wasted a crap ton of your boat epoxy.

[@HrznII]

That is going to be lifted in the middle as all clamps are around the edge only.

[@legionare77]

Should have trimmed the panels a little more narrow to open up more room for the epoxy

[@Greysurfacewhalerado]

I thought it was chorizo n eggs at first. That looks delicious. what meat??

[@jcnunya8162]

Cool, the millionth epoxy table video.

[@JakeM25]

Cool, the millionth dork complaining

[@MrRugal00]

perfect work just WOW !!

[@googlepixel9pro]

How do you stop the epoxy from running under the slabs?

[@jmpaul330]

How hot does that get when curing? Do you have to adjust the room temperature or does it not make a difference? TIA!

[@loudaagoo]

Thats going to look amazing

[@Dumfancy]

it is?

[@brucekraemer2346]

Why the torch?? It's the CO2 from the torch that releases the bubbles not the heat! Just use a CO2 tank.

[@triggamicbeatz3456]

What color is that u used. I want it for my car

[@marcuscompton3772]

I figured the epoxy was flammable. I'm never right. Lol

[@bobwhelk2117]

All these fad unmilled wood slabs with resin are going all end up in the landfills by 2026. We had pickled furniture in 50’s -gone We had wall paper 80’s -gone We had faux finish 90’s -gone We had 2 tone rooms early 2000’s -gone We had toxic resin tables 2020’s -soon to be gone

[@mustafa501M]

maybe. but in the mean time some of them look pretty slick.

[@ruthadejesus7838]

Ew

[@tylercarey2337]

I agree, but the wallpaper stuck around, they just do it better now

[@bobwhelk2117]

@@tylercarey2337 and where do they sell it? Not many places. I haven’t seen a home with it in 15 years.

[@tylercarey2337]

@@bobwhelk2117 it's being used by more younger people around the country, saves money and time

[@carloshernandez7288]

I'm sold soul for my kitchen island top

[@cabincreekzeke6257]

Looks amazing!! I would love to do that!!

[@k3ystrum_751]

I’m no table specialist 🤔 but something tells me that the initial design was not supposed to be a resin table filled with slabs of wood inside. You always got to have a Plan B just in case Plan A fails.😂

[@downhilldave12]

No wonder these companies charge so much , it’s because they cannot calculate how much epoxy they actually need !!!

[@AlfaRomeo156SWGTA]

Where is the wood?

[@kennyolaide8420]

You'll see it when you watch the full video. See pinned comment for link.

[@DeathSugar]

after polish it will pop out

[@budaya_channel21]

I like it

[@robertmatch6550]

A few months ago someone had an idea for making resin appear like a lagoon.on a table. Now there are more guys who have buckets but not a whole lot of new ideas. And no shots of what these islands look like three months later.

[@joel1964.]

You guys do some amazing stuff 👏

[@savageredbeard]

How are you filling the clammed areas? I'm assuming epoxy didn't cover well where the clams are.

[@RapTapTap69]

It's not supposed to. All of the epoxy on the top and bottom of the slab will be removed to expose the wood

[@audreybowles6357]

That's a beautiful blue!

[@davidlee50]

Do you ever use Rubbing Alcohol to thin the expoy? I've used it to thin other projects?

[@kayesdigginit1519]

I've heard of so many people ordering these kids of products and getting crap. Not from these guys but from several other sources. It's sad that you even have to worry about where you order expensive things from online 😕

[@PureEnergy6549]

Does anyone have an issue with drying time? I mixed both components thoroughly for 4 minutes, poured the epoxy, and three days later, there are still some sticky spots. Is that normal?

[@ToolsToday]

Yes, full cure time is about a week or so. That sounds about normal for a deep pour epoxy like this.

[@PureEnergy6549]

@@ToolsToday Thank you for the information. I'll stop poking at it. Lol.

[@abdullahbashir6652]

If you were to fill out all... Than why at the beginning you were pouring in the canal? 😢

[@christophepseudonyme]

I enjoy this model : a lot of wood and little bit of resin

[@rishidixit7939]

Initially I thought they were going for something like a river

[@Skeptical_Numbat]

Do you ever degass the epoxy in a vacuum before pouring?

[@TotalBoat]

This is coming along so great!

[@ToolsToday]

Thank you!

[@chriskim9028]

Master class work alike ... 😎

[@brianparsons6916]

What kind of wood and where did you get the wood from I'm in North Florida

[@mattkaraffa6573]

How much does this go for?

[@willemh3319]

where is the table made of? looks great not those flimsy melamine types

[@sivasairamchitrada5247]

Why to change colour ? Olive green also enough good !

[@aminaltafy8051]

Sir how much the epoxy did cost you?

[@Puttney]

Theoretically, if you were able to have some kind of objective vibrating underneath that Epoxy tables, would all the bubbles float to the top?

[@michaelbayer5887]

... Wood is wood - and work is work - U make perfect.

[@berb189]

The person who did this first must be wishing they were getting royalties

[@juandelgado9371]

Nah gonna lie i think a granite or quartz slab look really better on a kitchens

[@michelledekker7654]

Stunning!!

[@ToolsToday]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@alexandersangster7137]

You fill cracks with a syringe not by over pouring and charging your client for the waste

[@ToolsToday]

This slab had hundreds of tiny worm holes, going through and filling each one with a syringe would cost more in time than over pouring a little bit of epoxy. On another note, I don't sell anything that I make so overpouring a bit saves a lot of time.

[@OkonUbi]

nice work sir

[@داریوشنادری-ت3ن]

با درود و احترام از کارهای زیبای شما لذت میبرم بنده از ایران .شهر تهران خدمت شما پیام دادم از چه موادی ترکیب میشود تا این کار زیبا را درست کرد لطفآ اگر ممکن است توضیح بدهید با تجدید احترام . داریوش

[@danashay]

Woof! How do you finish it?

[@ToolsToday]

A link to the full video is in the pinned comment on top.

[@matheusqueiroz1805]

Uow.. How many bubbles 😮

[@juliooseguera8038]

wow nice job sir

[@moondog4313]

Do you have a full video on this one

[@cheekymonkey666]

you dont use a vibrating table?

[@chrispun1759]

Red cedar pines is my color s,. My friend's!!!😲🔥❤️🤗✌️🤯♥️🇱🇦

[@dsb227]

Wow! What a big project!

[@ryanharrod1155]

Hope you guys enjoyed this one but you don’t show the end product. 👎🏻

[@ToolsToday]

There is a link to the full video on the pinned comment on top. I can only show so much in 1 minute

[@jppatterson8565]

Us a brush on the edges first to make it bo bubble so much

[@ToolsToday]

I did. A link to the full video is in the pinned comment on top.

[@buckkw5108]

How long do you leave it in the mold before you remove it ?

[@scotty69D]

Do you vibrate it to release bubbles?

[@kristenacosta2911]

But they're gonna use the other side, right?

[@雷神梁爽]

High toixc but beautiful in made

[@sillybilly686]

Why don't you use a pneumatic vibrator on the table to vibrate the bubbles to the top?

[@cmarshallc]

Might get them to the top but perhaps the torch is better at popping them

[@dianebass3193]

You are not showing the end results ??? Really ???

[@dakotafrank5907]

Supposed to fill the cracks… not cover the entire slab in apoxy

[@ToolsToday]

So what do you do when there are tons of hairline cracks on the surface that neeed to be filled? You pour a little over the whole slab to fill them.

[@charleshill506]

Watch the full video. Table comes out very nice.

[@hiwaystrailingadventures]

Would look cool with big cracks blue the rest plain wood.

[@thomaspompilio6481]

It would of been Powerful if you would of owned the mistake and show the correction.

[@ToolsToday]

Owned what mistake? If you watch the full video of the project, linked in the pinned comment on top, I do make a couple of mistakes and talk about how I corrected it.