Update on my 11000 gallon shark tank: sanding the concrete und applying epoxy to waterproof. Also small leak detected reddit.com/gallery/r9cpbd
Brushing a couple coats of penetrating epoxy onto the boat tail speedster I’ve been building v.redd.it/ah5dq4ia9ib81
Pipe lining is the process of lining old dirty pipes with a liner that is soaked in a combination of resin and epoxy. Making the old pipes complete new without ripping them out. v.redd.it/kmypbafufaj71
My first crack at Epoxy...wine cork serving tray for the wife's xmas gift. reddit.com/gallery/rpanv3
Update on the epoxy nug. Over a year for the folks who said it’ll rot.
Golf table I built for my local course clubhouse. CNC Machined, Epoxy Filled. Finish your round and go sit at the hole you eagled earlier in the day. Or triple bogied! I did all 18 and they are going to be setup in the clubhouse for next year.
I made my 3yo daughter her first knife for Christmas. 1080 with glow in the dark epoxy resin handles. 😎 reddit.com/gallery/rrcf5g
Has anyone tried repairing a cutting mat? Like maybe using a quality epoxy and filling the damaged areas? Or perhaps some other filler? Id appreciate any ideas/thoughts. Thanks!
Asking to be sure... Cabinet doors for my kitchen remodel. Sanded and then poured and dried. Going to finish with Minwax water based polycrylic protective finish, clear satin. Is this the right way to finish them? typically I epoxy my paintings but that wouldn't look right on cabinet doors. reddit.com/gallery/s35v6w
Another shiv finished. A more feminine one this time. For the discerning lady that values elegance, luxury and shanking rival gangmembers. O1 steel and selfcast epoxy handles. reddit.com/gallery/s0h9oq
First live edge project. 10 ft slab of walnut to be used as a bar top. What oil/clear coat/epoxy do you all recommend? Will have food and liquids on it (lots of kids in the house).
Doing a slab split roubo workbench. I had some checking, but did some bow ties and filled with epoxy. The Montana is covering a deeper bow tie.
Epoxy going down on my breakfast bar art piece. So pretty! Stone Coat Countertop Art Coat epoxy is just the best! reddit.com/gallery/rrd2ks
I received a commission for a Tool Salival pin. Really dig the outcome. What do you all think? I used polymer clay, acrylic paint, epoxy resin, and rubber backs. reddit.com/gallery/s0z9c7
Wife wanted a coffee bar for Christmas, I think it turned out pretty sweet. I did epoxy countertops to match the rest of the kitchen. Whatcha all think? reddit.com/gallery/rojhuz
Just finished this custom ordered chefs knife. I used AEB-L for the blade and made the handle with aluminum honeycomb, epoxy resin and stainless steel pins. v.redd.it/6r1n9yij00281
Epoxy color suggestions to go with the black walnut?
You guys had given me advice on this staircase for work using an epoxy paint hybrid. Nobody knew much about the product, but it was still very helpful and I wanted to share the end results with everybody (and maybe pat myself on the back a bit) reddit.com/gallery/qy74bl
Hey guys, I need to fill two smaller sized knot holes on the bottom of a walnut cutting board. I’ve never used epoxy but a few videos on YT are all using total boat. At 61$ plus coloring that seems a little steep if all I need is to fill 2 small holes. What are your thoughts and suggestions?
any ideas how to fix this? I was thinking of putting screws in with washers to hold the topsheet down and epoxy'ing the crack and sides to make sure no snow can get in there
New set of Comfort Birds. Made from various scrap wood and epoxy giving new life to material destined for the trash bin. reddit.com/gallery/q22c8p
White Oak Bonsai Table - I put 2-part epoxy below the stones, creating a waterproof barrier. The table acts as a drip tray/humidity tray with no leaks. reddit.com/gallery/rgza99
Bolt action is a success. Ilhad to Dremel alot of excess epoxy and actually had to cut the screw part of the door stopper. The vector stock is temporary. reddit.com/gallery/rt8jus
Pipe lining is the process of lining old dirty pipes with a liner that is soaked in a combination of resin and epoxy. Making the old pipes complete new without ripping them out.
Check out this live edge walnut table, with smoke epoxy as an accent to the branching voids . Used Satin Osmo poly X oil as the perfect durable finish. Nothing better than revealing the natural beauty in black walnut. reddit.com/gallery/rqxze0
Tiny landshark. Cast in polyurethane resin, the pigment reacted in a bit of an unexpected way. I’ll definitely make more, probably in epoxy next.
Epoxy vs. Sealant vs. Caulk. Which is the most durable for filling concrete cracks? I'm very confused because there are so many different options.
I have a lot of work to do with cracked concrete but I'm overwhelmed by the number of products on the market today. My area is hot and rains a lot so it needs to withstand that. I would love to hear your thoughts.
Things I want to repair:
- Cracks between the concrete sidewalk and my home where they meet. The crack is very thin so I need something that isn't too thick that I can use to fill in the cracks.
- Some concrete tile roofs need to be adhered together.
- The mortar on the hip and ridge of the roof have cracks and would like to fill those. Some areas have loose mortar.
- Cracks in concrete driveway
- Cracks in concrete block wall.
So far I found these options and I'm not sure which one is the best for my use cases and would like to know what you think.
- Quikrete you mix with water (basically just concrete)
Pros: ?
Cons: Have to mix and takes time to cure? - 2 part epoxy putty and pastes (i.e. PC masonry, PC super Epoxy)
Pros: Bonds to concrete well and claims to cure harder than concrete
Cons: Will it crack because it has no flexibility? - Premixed Concrete patch caulking https://www.amazon.com/SIKA-FBA_472189-Ready-Mix-Concrete-Patch/dp/B00QBPZ7XS/
Pros: ?
Cons: ? - Construction and Flashing Sealant (from what I read Sealant usually means silicone based)
Pros: Flexible so it will remain in place even if the concrete shifts a bit. When I contacted Henry's they told me to use this. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Henry-10-1-oz-Construction-and-Flashing-Sealant-HE900204/202091012 - Vinyl Concrete Patch (i.e. https://www.amazon.com/Damtite-04012-Bonds-Vinyl-Concrete/dp/B00B8PGQU4/)
Fresh from the workbench. finally finished this chefs knife out of stainless AEB-L with a homemade handle of aluminum honeycomb and epoxy resin. let me know what you think of it! reddit.com/gallery/s0r7po
Table Layout Advice- Want to make a circle table out of this slab. Does the eye need to be perfectly centered? Looking to minimize wood waste and use of epoxy. Feedback is greatly appreciated!
For All You Epoxy Haters Out There I Present the "Eyeris" reddit.com/gallery/qlkq9z
Chlorociboria is a genus of 23 species of fungi, all of which produce a unique pigment from both their fruiting bodies and hyphae. This pigment is called Xylindein, and is found nowhere else in nature. This my my first time using epoxy, I tried to make let the mushroom colored wood be the star.
My dad cuts frames with his CNC machine and epoxies the diamond paintings my mom does, they are gorgeous! reddit.com/gallery/rnv1s3
First time Kintsuger. 2 part 5 min epoxy from the hardware store. And liquid gold from the craft store. Some consumables too. (Paper plates/tongue depressors/detail q-tips) reddit.com/gallery/rksig1
Just finished my new desk. First attempt at a desk. Made from white oak. Finished with 2 coats of epoxy. Used a hand tool to seal the edges. Had to cut the legs a few times but this is the first one I’ve made. It’s been an experiment but I’m really happy with how it turned out.
Added Epoxy to the Lucifer Painting that I made a while ago 😈🎨🖌️ v.redd.it/sps9v76ilw381
Finished Chessboards. Routed out walnut, filled with epoxy, tung oil coverage. Pieces are maple and walnut and weighted, which really makes them feel good. Thanks to all the advice on how to finish this! reddit.com/gallery/rpw7lh
How does everyone organize their loctite, epoxies, etc? This can’t be the forever solution
Another of my VR created sculpts turned 3D print. (The black mass around some ankles is epoxy which will be sanded, primed and painted over) reddit.com/gallery/rz1lhg
LPT: If You Have Stripped or Seized Screw, Glue a Nut on The Screw Head with Epoxy
Many people will advise on using a drill to get the screw out, but this method is much cleaner and easier. Just put a small amount of a strong metal epoxy like JB weld, wait enough time to fully cure then you can open it with a big wrench with ease.
Help, my wood has a pit that has been levelled by the black epoxy but looks awful! reddit.com/gallery/rrzmte
Have a good amount of chips from the first 4 days of riding my new board. Not worried about performance. Just wondering at what point does a chip need some epoxy? imgur.com/KArGg1f
I'm an ottawa based maker of wood and epoxy products. I'm running a giveaway on my Instagram @z_l_originals with possibly these two items (havnt fully decided but itll include the coasters) once I break 1000 followers. I'm at 998ish right now. Merry Xmas everyone! Thanks in advance for the support. reddit.com/gallery/red7zr
Test strike on foil paper of a coin hob die from 1997. The image was machined on an Automat, then the lettering added on a 3d pantograph. Last job of its kind I ever did. Fellow worker created the 10X plaster relief which was cast in epoxy and then set up to run overnight before engraving.
Laying epoxy down. Finally the last step to the brown bag floors! reddit.com/rpan/r/TheYouS…
What’s the best non-toxic, food grade epoxy in bulk (ie: gallon or more)?
I currently use Demorex and have used ArtResin.
I’ve also tried Dr Crafty, but the curing process is always a hit or miss. Sometimes, the pieces come out very bendy if I pour in too humid or cold of weather — open to any tips too.
I love the size of the ArtResin, but prefer the affordability of the Dr. Crafty and Demorex.
What do y’all recommend? Any help is welcomed. Non-toxic and food grade are a must for me since I make rolling trays.
Revised aeon carbine, has epoxy at the stock grip connection reddit.com/gallery/rlj4ab
First time ever playing with epoxy resin. Test piece in the books, now to try more. reddit.com/gallery/rfl3yw
I’m hoping to use epoxy inlays on a project that will also be using a stain. Would the stain effect the epoxy after it has dried and sealed? Every video I’ve seen uses fancier wood than I have so nothing beyond oil has been used.
