Corner Joint With Epoxy - Fresh Ideas
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2023
- In this video I made a few corner joints with epoxy inserts. I don't think it makes joint stronger but as for me it looks interesting.
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MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo
*Wood expands with humidity, Epoxy does not.*
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I like seeing new ideas, thanks for sharing.
That opens up so many possibilities, artist and structural... Great video
I love those corners. A great exploration in to options. I don’t know how it would be done, but brass versions would be gorgeous, too, I think.
I purchased some super fine brass powder that when mixed with a clear resin (Polyester, epoxy, etc.) at 2/3 resin to 1/3 powder will give you a very realistic brass look. I used to sell resin animal sculptures that were made coated with this mixture that when left outside in the elements would get a veritas/green patina that was very realistic looking and the metal protected them somewhat from the sun and weather.
Very neat looking!
Thanks for leaving in the imperfections.
Helps us to avoid to same pitfalls. :)
I like watching such videoos .. you are the master of wood as well as you are a great artist :) !
Brilliant, Gregory! Both the jig and the epoxy as reinforcement! 😃
I'm definitely going to try both!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I like your idea. I will give it a try this weekend. Thanks !
the best looking work table I have ever seen
Adds a lot of visual interest!! Cool idea!
This is WILD!! Nice work.
What a nice table......
You have a workbench that is nicer than my dining room table! 😁
I have never seen a creative artist like you
I always eagerly await your works🎉
Thanks 😉
Очень красивая и аккуратная работа.
Благодарю что делитесь своим умением.
Однозначно ➕ плюс.
Filling the corner joints with epoxy is a novel idea! well done👍👍
Comment joindre le beau, l'utile et l'agréable. C'est une très bonne idée, bravo.
Very nice! I really like the way the ine corner reflects the light. That would make a cool project.
I was hoping you would test their strength too. I'd be curious to find out if the epoxy is as strong as hardwood for example.
Like a good wood glue, epoxy is probably stronger than the wood itself. Perfectly adequate for cabinetry.
Epoxy without a fiber is very brittle and useless here. Just decorations
@@wiju care to support the claim that these are ‘useless’ with an analysis of the joint and how the epoxy will see stress?? Given the shapes of them, the way they key in, the way they would bond to the wood and the fibres, I struggle to see them being useless, I would anticipate them adding fairly significant strength if anything, but prove otherwise by all means.
@@TheJutson well, epoxy is like concrete. Ever seen something build out of concrete? Right, there is rebar in it.
The reason is that epoxy like concrete is a matrix material, one half of a construction. Epoxy like concrete is a very good binder, being an adhesive. It can withstand pressure, being exactly the missing part in i.e. carbon fiber. Carbon fiber is good in taking elongation stresses. Exactly like rebar. So by combining epoxy as a matrix and carbon fiber as a filler you get a perfect combination of materials.
Using only epoxy gives you only the pressure resistance, quite useless in the shear stress scenario of those joints.
It is like making a dowel with the grain structure running 90deg to the length. Useless.
@@wiju completely understand that it is a material best stressed in compression and used as a binder for fibres etc.
Where I don’t think I agree is where you characterise it as purely in shear, and as being useless.
Simplistically, if the joint were to bend around the corner, half would be in tension and half in compression, none in shear. Ignoring the glue holding along the main faces, there is some strength in whatever chunk of material you key in there. Even a brittle material. Given how it soaks into the fibres of the timber, I would wager it does what you suggest it should and bonds materials at the edges, which would definitely add some strength.
My money would be on a not immeasurable or insignificant strength on their own.
Combined with the wood glue (which is usually stronger than the timber itself) I’d say it’s both aesthetic and probably useful.
Also, don’t know if you’ve ever played with epoxy yourself? I have, specifically doing repairs on surfboards, and it definitely is stronger than you’re probably giving it credit for. Little lumps like what he has cast are pretty strong.
So i think that was a very interesting experiment.
Physics and chemistry.
Good looking joints, some bleeding, some clean.
There will be amateur woodworkers who have learned a lot just from this one video:
Well done 👍
Great idea. I'll have to show this as a demo to my students. Always looking for new lessons and i'm tired of doing Nakashima jointery.
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I love this and soo going to use it on some of my projects 👍👍
Test strength compared to tradition versions? That would be nice vid.
Resin is brittle pour a stick of resin and it's easily snapped in hald
Love the craftsmanship and your inventiveness. But I kept asking myself "why go to all this trouble, it isn't going to be any stronger is it?" --- fully expecting that you would test them to failure and surprise me with some kind of superior strength 😆 It was fun to watch but sort of a brilliant and complicated answer to a question that nobody is asking.
Очень креативно, многим понравилась такая идея!
These are so awesome!
Looks awesome, well done
Hi, Nice Idea :) I think if you make the cuts wider the epoxy has more strenth on its own. And then, you definetly made it stronger. Once I've made a version of the Zig-Zag chair By Dutch designer Rietveld. I made it with diagonal cuts and glued pieces of wood in it instead of epoxy. It made it realy strong !
Excelente como siempre
Belle idée, bravo
Thanks for the inspiration ! Gonna try it...Thanks for sharing!
a great way to make all your joinery projects take 10x longer.
Don't forget that it increases the cost, also. Epoxy resin is not cheap. But isn't that the way with woodworking? Your spouse sees something she likes and you say that you could make that. You do it and it costs twice as much as the store-bought piece and only took you a month to make it.
Danke für das zeigen. Sehr schönes Video, gut gelungen.
Die Idee ist sehr gut. Ich werde es auch einmal versuchen.
Fantàstic! I do think they add strength
Realmente muy bueno el desarrollo gracias 😊
Nice! BTW- I saw a trick on RUclips for tinting resin without staining the wood- use sandless black grout. It works really well.
Very creative, maybe seal the end grain first with clear using an artist paint brush... nice way to add accents for a box
video class.I took a note.👍👍👍👍👍
Интересный метод и снято очень аккуратно. Спасибо !
Very nicely done!
very cool, thanks for the idea, the blue and yellow Xs were interesting
Nice color choice for the epoxy!
can you do some stress tests on the joints? im curious if they would be practical. They look great.
Bravo ... Merci beaucoup
you could possibly make that a pretty good structural and beautiful joint with some chopped glass fiber. I hope you will try that and post the result!
What is chopped glass fiber?
Pretty neat ideas.
Hello, very good job! I love it! Ciao 👍😉
Love it great idea.
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Fantastic ya goofy m8te from Australia
Lots of work for these pretty corners. But I'm more of a functionalist so I want a stronger joint first and foremost!
very cool method
Absolutely Yes!!!
Very interesting idea. On the larger fills perhaps a small LED backlight would make them stand out?
эпоксидка достаточно пластична, для усиления в таком формате подходит мало, но для декоративных функций задумка отличная👍
Во во, я тоже подумал каким образом это соединение может помочь в изготовлении гробов для ландрасов? 🤔
Nice, i like it.
Love these ideas Grinwood. 👏👏thank you
6:50 I use a little shellac sanding sealer which helps stop the colour bleed you had.
cheaper and easier than epoxy. hope it helps :)
Tem função estrutural ou é somente estética? A resina é forte pra fazer a junção??
Interesting idea, good thinking friend
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I've used keyhole splines and dovetail splines, but never thought about using epoxy. Very cool. The hatch splines with the light coming through is my favorite. I'd imagine it increases the strength a bit depending on how tough the epoxy chosen is. Could maybe use some fiber reinforced epoxy on the keyhole and dovetail splines. That'd definitely increase strength, but not sure how it would look. Great video as always.
If you're tinting the epoxy a dark brown or black, you wouldn't see the fibers so I don't believe it would have a negative impact.
The "T"-shaped joints made with the router are my preference for appearance. I'm going to have to try it.
@@robmcgrath5202 the nice thing about the t shaped splines in wood is that you can make your spline material pretty easily on a tablesaw.
Very Interesting !!!! What Epoxy do you use? Thanks
Я думаю, нужно было прогрунтовать сначала прозрачной смолой или лаком. Прям кисточкой. Закрыть поры
Very cool
There was a lot there that i liked. Most of all was your work bench... Did you make that? Then I loved the gig you made for utilizing the saw. Very cool video.
Cakep mas ee
Great idea 👍
cool effect ,,,
nice ideas
Mejor imposible 😸
You can use shellac before you cut the joints - pour the epoxy and sand off the shellac when you are cleaning up the hardened epoxy
great idea! maybe you should oil the wood first and then fill in the resin. this prevents it from seeping into the neighboring wood.
Very Cool. 😉
Neat idea! Liked and sub'd.
جيد حقا"
Fill slots with ashes then add supper glue
Ashes or Sawdust?
Nice! It would be interesting to see it in clear epoxy.
Nice idea, one day I will try
Although perhaps not the same in some other situations, I think if making a mitre joint like like that, and you're relying upon additional strength from the resin, you're pushing the limits of the wood glue.
I liked the designs, the dovetail looked best to me, but the colour filled lines would be a nice decorative touch to a box lid.
Good video.
цікаво як вона не витекла ??? чи це клей сякийсь ?
Хорошо, получилось но шпон лучше.
joints should be stronger for sure
The keyhole and the dovetail would probably be as strong as wood, but not sure about the saw blade kerf.
Did you use black alcohol ink? I think mika based pigment don't penetrate wood grains. I check it in few days.
Can you please update when you do? I'd like to try this on an upcoming project but I'd like to be sure before I do.
@@mikeyb7263 I try clear resin and resin with mica, drill holes in board. Observations: there is little halo around hole and only end grains sucks resin like crazy. Its starts sipping through board edge.
Resin pattern in wood looks like Ø
But there is no noticeable color changing by pigment. I need made also test with alcohol ink.
So where were your gloves when you were working with that epoxy?
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I can see the epoxy soaked into the wood and made the edges "blurry". Not a great look. I've had similar problems when staining something after gluing. doesn't look good. I've since learned to stain first - glue second. Not sure how you could avoid that here though.
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The first and second ones looked really nice. The bleed in the other two rather spoilt the effect. A bit of tweaking and they would all look great.
Maybe using a oil finish before the resin?
If you oil before resin, then epoxy will have problems because epoxy can mix with oil or wax and then will not harden very well. better to put some polyurethane vitrifier before, let it dry, sand a little , and then put epoxy after.
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Чому нэ на "риднэй мови" Подоляка?
it could be if you drilled through both pieces like a nail would.. no? maybe..
6:46 Or perhaps thin cyanoacrylate glue?
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how about glue gun instead of epoxy?
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