"Unexpected Twist: Solid Epoxy Leg Experiment Gone Wrong"

Welcome to our DIY tutorial on creating an epic epoxy leg with stunning bubbles! In this video, we will show you how we created a unique and eye-catching epoxy leg by accident. Epoxy resin is a versatile material that can be used to create stunning effects, though not usually the mesmerizing bubbles that we see here. It"s kinda a Bob Ross moment. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or just starting out, this tutorial is sure to inspire you. Get ready to impress your friends and family with your one-of-a-kind furniture piece! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more DIY tutorials and creative inspiration. Let's get started on this exciting project together!
Additional disclaimer: I am not a professional woodworker and these videos are made for entertainment purposes. Woodworking has inherent risks and hazards and the content here is not meant to replace information found in official tool manuals and guides. Please educate yourself on best practices and safety measures before operating power and / or hand tools.

[@realgoodmind]

Nice thorough walk through! More videos like these are needed.

[@BlueTurtleStudios]

Thank you, I like trying out concepts for future projects and the results are not always what you hoped, but sometimes better!!! and sometimes very fun! thanks for watching. I have another leg video I need to upload that I had a vision of a robot arm like on "lost in space"--It is very much an OCTOPUS arm and was a Bob Ross-happy accident!

[@kandisrobbins361]

Wow!

[@BlueTurtleStudios]

double wow---or wow wow---thanks, I have some really fun stuff in editing and thank you!!!

[@LastBreathWoodworks]

Absolutely loved this video! I doubt you could consistently recreate this result. Epoxy is a strange demon with a mind all it's own. The slightest variation in temp, humidity,mix etc can drastically change the results. Awesome legs on this one though 👍

[@BlueTurtleStudios]

yeah a lot of my stuff is trying to test a concept. I zeroed in on a polishing strategy that I used to use painting guitars. Epoxy is indeed a cruel beast! thanks for checking me out

[@onkelbo7897]

In the thumbnail this looks like a giant joint.

[@BlueTurtleStudios]

It might be one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MightyWizardTim]

Cool. Now can you reproduce that effect in another leg? :)

[@BlueTurtleStudios]

That is exactly what my wife said:) ! and I think that the things that made it happen can be identified easily and reproduced! Maybe? 1. the paddle mixer creating the enormous amount of bubbles, 2. the 2 inch deep pour epoxy pouring in a 16 inch column. 3. maybe a faster cure? --but you are right and I find it valuable knowledge.