This has been a very detailed well-taught video. I understood every step of the way, with all my questions answered. I so loved that beautiful red cloth used but im thinking that black brings drama, so I may have thought to use black. I have a question or so: Is this type of cloth that's best associated with using Stone Coat on, Or may I head on down to my local craft store/thrift store as the glorious addition to my wooden piece? When im ready to create my order of product with you, do you also offer some of the great tools such as that chopped or?
Will your product set up on wax I ask this because I want to make a carbon fiber hood using your product wax is actually called mold release I do some custom work like you do but my surface is mental will your product set up on metal what I like the carbon fiber was the carbon fiber look I have subscribed to your channel my email address is Calebbrummett1961@gmail.com
Awesome! Very well thought out video. Every step was carefully explained with no confusion! I am willing to try a project like this one. MESMERIZING! Can't wait until I do! Thank you! Keep up the good work..
There are a few things about this project your viewers need to know and be aware of before tackling this project... I took your idea and made my own table, and it looks AMAZING, but I learned some lessons... One) carbon fiber will trap air, big time. I did the thin tack coat before doing my flood coat, and after torching it several times it looked like it was air free, but, I ended up getting pockets of haze caused by tiny air bubbles that were trapped in the carbon fiber that released afterwards. For my next table, I will do two, maybe even 3 skim coats before I flood coat it. Two) carbon fiber will make your product dimple, it's unavoidable because of the texture of the cloth. Prepare to sand and polish the surface...(not a big deal) And finally, the biggest pain of them all, the EDGES! If you intend to have smooth edges, you will have to either do multiple flood coats (I did 6 in total because I love the depth) and let it pour off the edges each time, or, paint the edges multiple times with resin... (I did this as well, when I would do other projects I would mix up a couple extra ounces and brush the sides, I wanted a thick clear layer on the top and sides, so this may be overkill for you) You will always have the bumpy sides because the resin will follow the pattern of the cloth. If you want the sides smooth, you will have to build up the layers thick enough to sand down smooth. When you sand the sides, be careful not to sand too deep into your carbon fiber. This was a great project and I plan to do more tables like this taking the lessons I learned from the first one and making it more efficient and clean.
How in he world could anybody thumbs down this piece/video. Clearly 1,917 people accidently hit the wrong button. You have inspired me by all your videos and I've now completed 5 epoxy projects. Thank God I stumbled across your work one day, I'm hooked & "I Got This" junkie!! You Rock bud!!
Stone Coat Countertops I appreciate how you take the time to explain thoroughly step by step and even do a recap to top it off which goes a long way and saves a lot of time eliminating errors in a learning curve. I have yet to see anyone else take the time to do it like this.
Im building a Texaco Gas station/Man cave for a client inside a metal work shop and i'm going to use this for the custom bar top, thanks for the inspiration will send a pick when its done!
You can do 2 oz. fiberglass cloth over top projects like this. That makes it harder to sand through your hot coat into the carbon. As well as give a bit of depth. You guys are super inspiring!!!
The explanation and enthusiasm alone makes me want to do this, lucky for me my new shed is nearly finished and I am going to hook right in for some trials.
I second this. Your video came up as an ad and I almost skipped it like I do with most ads. Instead, my 3 minute video turned into a 28 minute video and a new channel to sub to. XD
I know I'm only one person but this dude is the sorta bloke that I would subscribe if he was talking aboutpaint drying..... Erk I suppose he is lol. But he clearly enjoys what he does n takes the time to explain very clearly. A testament to his work being good quality is a couple videos I swear he has been asked back again to do work by a client
I was impressed in the first five minutes - putting your pencil/marking device on a retractable lanyard shows your ingenuity and years of experience. You truly know the tricks that make fabricating a smooth, efficient process!
Thank you so much Jenn Morgan, remember You Got This and give us a call with any questions at 541-450-1976 before you start so we can get you all of the information you need to tackle your project with success!
Excellent job describing process before, during and after. I appreciate your enthusiasm and attitude. You approached the project with openness and curiosity. You actually got me to go shopping for some 3K fiber cloth! Now I really want to try an epoxy job. I have never worked with it and after seeing this I think I'm going to give it a try. I will be back to see more tutorial videos that you are willing to share. Thanks and keep up the great work.
- Hello Mr. Stone Coat...My name Zack and I'm from Malaysia. I never yet miss watching all of your videos as my guide & some knowledge about fabrication work. My job as Advertising & Design (from car wrapping, custom signage maker for interior & exterior building). - For your info, from the beginning project design in layout plan +fabrication work+ Installation work = All of this DoItMyself for my client to give them a low-cost price under their budget. - Thank you so much for all the info+tips+tutor for my e-Learning. I've been in this line since 2004. I learn from some mistakes on my project and find your video for some tips & advice... and now I more consistently did the perfect product LIKE a pro for my client. - From my experience and get pro tips from your channel. NOW I do everything with consistent and get real professional results. - Thanks a lot & Love your video. You give good learning for me as a "handmade maker from a small shop" like me.
I immediately had a vision of doing the same thing with both colors,,,, red fabric on the table with the black fabric on a lazy suzie right above it. I gotta give it a try Thank you SCC. I can't get over your projects, I'm now addicted
This was absolutely amazing! The final finished piece was astounding. I wish I can do these things. I have a 50 x 20 glass table top that I hate. I always wanted to replace the glass with marble top. Something like this would look awesome.
Lou thank you so much for watching my friend! You can totally go over glass, make sure to use bonding primer. You Got This! We would love to see how it turns out.
The shape of this immediately made me start thinking.... “Oooo my old baby grand piano would look Killer in this treatment!!!” I’d just do the hood with the cloth I think, and try and either match epoxied color tone with the rest of the piano shell or some color combo that marries nicely. That would be a huge job by so so beautiful in the end.
Man, where do I start!? I did granite and marble counter tops as a living till I hurt my shoulder! Now I work in a music store! No complaints though, music is my passion! Though the money doesn't compare! Lol...This is absolutely mind blowing to me! I'm hooked watching these videos! I'm a SCC junkie! That fact you give your secrets and process on how to right down to each step is just unheard of! Not to mention how entertaining you are! I'd love to be your protege! No BS! Not that you need to but if you ever wanted to branch out the business, I live in Florida, in a money filled town and would love the opportunity! Thanks again for all you do!
First time viewer. Very impressed. The tips and reasons why you do what you do were very helpful. Might I suggest a top down camera view so we can see what you see. Awesome. thanks.
Great video, great tips! Here is a tip for you... I’ve found that a diamond tile disk works amazing for cutting the cured FRP. They last a very long time “same cut wheel 4 years now” and are much safer than the fiber disks IMO as they won’t fracture and fly apart if put in a slight bind! Thanks again, James
Our team was looking for all the nice stuff we could learn how to make with carbon fiber after seeing the glitz on cars. Now you just made this dream easier! Thanks a million! We would be happy to meet your Stone Coat Countertops crew. You guys are awesome!
That is freaking amazing!!! Love this table top. Thanks for sharing. Every time I watch your videos I keep learning valuable info. Love the pro 5 Tips! Thanks again
I am building out a RAM Promaster camper van. It's red. I was going to use paperstone for countertops, but after seeing this, I think red carbon fiber would be super cool. I have a black granite drop in sink with a drain board that will be stunning!
I'm not sure if you've ever heard of Parker Fly guitars, but the company that built them used soft wood,which is normally used for making acoustic guitars, for the body of the guitars and wrapped them up in Carbon Fiber and baked them Which produces a electric guitar that has the rich melodies of an acoustic at the flip of a switch
@@karlsmith2570 I do remember those Karl, weird looking things. I didn't know they were carbon fiber though. I never pursued the project after seeing how many are out there, maybe someday. Thanks.
Love it! The shape being free hand came out beautifully uncommon and the cloth works great but adding the epoxy finish pushes this to the top. Thank you for sharing and teaching. Great job.
I'm getting plans together to build my dream garage, and every time I see one of your videos, I think "that's what I'm doing with the worktable/counters!"....then I see THIS!!! your stuff just keeps getting better!
I like how in every video you go over every step and the reason for it. There is so much redundancy which is exactly what I need. Thanks alot Stone Coat Couter Top !
@@StoneCoatCountertops I have just completed my second epoxy resin pour and really love working with the stuff. I did not mix well on second table and it shows. I want to buy from you guys and support your business! I guess the one thing I am unclear on at the moment is whether to use glitter or pigment? Trying to get semi translucent affect.
This video was great. My only critique is a subjective one and it is that I watched the entire vid. waiting for the ultimate payoff, knowing it would be stunning. The final show was too quick and didn't show the detail on proper light for its full effect. Very nice project,
I loved the video. Since we all dont have endless supplies of epoxy or wood etc I would love to see a video of you explaining all of this on a budget or something alone those lines. Thanks. I'll always be a fan and your my number one stop when I'm needing some info.
Such a great instructor. This was really different from my one time playing with airplane composites. That project didn't fly, either, and this one looks way better. :-)
Hey guys, I’m a custom epoxy floor guy. I’ve worked in this industry for over 30 years an 20 of those have been for my self. We don’t give out compliments for the hell of it, u know that! So that being said... great job!
First I'm not big into wood working (I'm a bit above novice); my wife wants a custom table 36" x 72" (in her sewing room) to place a large "self-healing" cutting mat on. What I'm thinking is a carbon fiber top, with two pedestal legs that could include drawers and/or shelves that I can fabricate (i.e. weld) Is the MDF the best option? (how thick) that will not warp or twist, and I guessing maybe some square tubing underneath to prevent flexing? I've also contemplated using some 0.5" stainless steel flat-bar around the edges to create a "corral" that will hold the cutting mat in place. Any thoughts, ideas, wisdom, etc... Would be most appreciated.
Let me tell you buddy, there is nothing to dislike about this project, especially from us the pen pushers. I simply loved it...I loved the Red, but Black is beautiful. I am hooked, gonna get a few tools and a start a similar project. Heck man its contagious. Thank you bud
I need a "carbon fiber" table like this with one of my glass chess board inlayed into the center with rgb lighting strips inlayed along the sides of the board where it's set into the table. That would be legit!
Wow... don't give me any ideas, mate...! That would be phenomenal...!!! (FYI... I've made many hand-squared wooden chessboards with Lichtenburg frames and a clear epoxy floodcoat. LOL )
I love the idea of the CF for a table. Red instead of typical black was great too. Presenter was awesome and not over the top. Music in background was great and not overwhelming. I would have maybe liked to see finished product in a table form maybe or at least in some outdoor light to let the viewers truly see how beautiful it is.
I don't usually add comments to videos, but I've recently found your channel and enjoy how professional you are yet still make it so easy that DIY'ERS can do it
Shable .It would depend on the material used( mdf vs. quality hardwood) It may effect the resonance of the guitar. I was thinking the same thing watching this.
@@thomaschristopherwhite9043 Different materials have different resonance frequency depending mainly by its mass, how hard it is and multitude of other things, but mainly those two. Differences between two wood materials can effect how any instrument plays, simply cause those are the body of the instrument that are holding the strings. On electric guitar this is not THAT important per say, but you can hear the difference if material along the frame that hold the strings are different. Now does hobbyist hear that difference on electric guitar.. i doubt that, but professional musician will. On acoustic instrument even hobbyist can hear it.
Dude. Dust collection. I LOVE this project and enjoyed you as a presenter, but couldn’t get past the dust hanging in the air and on everything. MDF is horrible stuff, please use whatever dust collection you can manage.
Using MDF is a crime against humanity !! I really can't complain though, it's his table, and it turned out gorgeous !! I would hate to see one of the table leg screws bust out, leaving a crater in the sawdust & glue that MDF is made out of !! At least with plywood or real full grain wood, you can fix it easier, plus it structurally stronger. I'm grateful for the carbon fiber furniture finishing tutorial though...
Great video, In this video I learned 1.) that the combine A & B = 3 oz per sqr/ft. I was not sure if that was 3 oz of A and 3 oz of B (total of 6 oz) , You finally answered this question in this video that combined A & B = 3 oz. 2.) Learned that you torch for bubbles 3 times, and that you don't sand the final coat. Again Great video.
This was very helpful. I am building a saddle and I wanted to cover the wood with a kevlar cloth and I knew that it needed some kind of resin glue. Not sure which glue I am going to use yet, but I have an idea on how to apply it.
This stuff is so cool. I bought some at a local craft store to do a round kitchen table. It's laminate. Just an old table as a test run. I will post my results.
Drop edge? Black or Red? What would you have done to make this project different? You Got This! www.stonecoatcountertops.com/
Nice whit red carbon
Can you make some times red whit white sample coutertop?
This has been a very detailed well-taught video. I understood every step of the way, with all my questions answered. I so loved that beautiful red cloth used but im thinking that black brings drama, so I may have thought to use black.
I have a question or so:
Is this type of cloth that's best associated with using Stone Coat on,
Or may I head on down to my local craft store/thrift store as the glorious addition to my wooden piece?
When im ready to create my order of product with you, do you also offer some of the great tools such as that chopped or?
Will your product set up on wax I ask this because I want to make a carbon fiber hood using your product wax is actually called mold release I do some custom work like you do but my surface is mental will your product set up on metal what I like the carbon fiber was the carbon fiber look I have subscribed to your channel my email address is Calebbrummett1961@gmail.com
Awesome! Very well thought out video. Every step was carefully explained with no confusion! I am willing to try a project like this one. MESMERIZING! Can't wait until I do! Thank you! Keep up the good work..
There are a few things about this project your viewers need to know and be aware of before tackling this project... I took your idea and made my own table, and it looks AMAZING, but I learned some lessons... One) carbon fiber will trap air, big time. I did the thin tack coat before doing my flood coat, and after torching it several times it looked like it was air free, but, I ended up getting pockets of haze caused by tiny air bubbles that were trapped in the carbon fiber that released afterwards. For my next table, I will do two, maybe even 3 skim coats before I flood coat it. Two) carbon fiber will make your product dimple, it's unavoidable because of the texture of the cloth. Prepare to sand and polish the surface...(not a big deal) And finally, the biggest pain of them all, the EDGES! If you intend to have smooth edges, you will have to either do multiple flood coats (I did 6 in total because I love the depth) and let it pour off the edges each time, or, paint the edges multiple times with resin... (I did this as well, when I would do other projects I would mix up a couple extra ounces and brush the sides, I wanted a thick clear layer on the top and sides, so this may be overkill for you) You will always have the bumpy sides because the resin will follow the pattern of the cloth. If you want the sides smooth, you will have to build up the layers thick enough to sand down smooth. When you sand the sides, be careful not to sand too deep into your carbon fiber. This was a great project and I plan to do more tables like this taking the lessons I learned from the first one and making it more efficient and clean.
Thanks for this info 👍
Thanks ill come back with my work to display here
How in he world could anybody thumbs down this piece/video. Clearly 1,917 people accidently hit the wrong button. You have inspired me by all your videos and I've now completed 5 epoxy projects. Thank God I stumbled across your work one day, I'm hooked & "I Got This" junkie!! You Rock bud!!
Probably their competitors.
Haters gon hate
Stone Coat Countertops I appreciate how you take the time to explain thoroughly step by step and even do a recap to top it off which goes a long way and saves a lot of time eliminating errors in a learning curve. I have yet to see anyone else take the time to do it like this.
Stone Coat Steve Austin. You definitely hold the title belt in this division. Love all of your creativity. Thank You!!
Im building a Texaco Gas station/Man cave for a client inside a metal work shop and i'm going to use this for the custom bar top, thanks for the inspiration will send a pick when its done!
You can do 2 oz. fiberglass cloth over top projects like this. That makes it harder to sand through your hot coat into the carbon. As well as give a bit of depth. You guys are super inspiring!!!
do you have examples of this? I'm interested in the results
The explanation and enthusiasm alone makes me want to do this, lucky for me my new shed is nearly finished and I am going to hook right in for some trials.
This video was supposed to be an ad. I ended up watching the whole thing! Great technique and also super relaxing.
Thank you for this feedback Silvana Di Ravenna, that is great to hear!
I second this. Your video came up as an ad and I almost skipped it like I do with most ads. Instead, my 3 minute video turned into a 28 minute video and a new channel to sub to. XD
Very happy to follow your good work
I know I'm only one person but this dude is the sorta bloke that I would subscribe if he was talking aboutpaint drying..... Erk I suppose he is lol. But he clearly enjoys what he does n takes the time to explain very clearly. A testament to his work being good quality is a couple videos I swear he has been asked back again to do work by a client
I was impressed in the first five minutes - putting your pencil/marking device on a retractable lanyard shows your ingenuity and years of experience. You truly know the tricks that make fabricating a smooth, efficient process!
Red.
Your tutorials have completely removed any fear of taking on an epoxy coat project that I may have had. THANKS!
Thank you so much Jenn Morgan, remember You Got This and give us a call with any questions at 541-450-1976 before you start so we can get you all of the information you need to tackle your project with success!
I love your personality. Its so plain to see that you totally enjoy what you do. Very talented!
Excellent job describing process before, during and after. I appreciate your enthusiasm and attitude. You approached the project with openness and curiosity. You actually got me to go shopping for some 3K fiber cloth! Now I really want to try an epoxy job. I have never worked with it and after seeing this I think I'm going to give it a try. I will be back to see more tutorial videos that you are willing to share. Thanks and keep up the great work.
- Hello Mr. Stone Coat...My name Zack and I'm from Malaysia. I never yet miss watching all of your videos as my guide & some knowledge about fabrication work. My job as Advertising & Design (from car wrapping, custom signage maker for interior & exterior building).
- For your info, from the beginning project design in layout plan +fabrication work+ Installation work = All of this DoItMyself for my client to give them a low-cost price under their budget.
- Thank you so much for all the info+tips+tutor for my e-Learning. I've been in this line since 2004. I learn from some mistakes on my project and find your video for some tips & advice... and now I more consistently did the perfect product LIKE a pro for my client.
- From my experience and get pro tips from your channel. NOW I do everything with consistent and get real professional results.
- Thanks a lot & Love your video. You give good learning for me as a "handmade maker from a small shop" like me.
I immediately had a vision of doing the same thing with both colors,,,, red fabric on the table with the black fabric on a lazy suzie right above it. I gotta give it a try
Thank you SCC. I can't get over your projects, I'm now addicted
DUDE! The red makes that project POP! Looks beautiful.
DUDE!
DuUuDe!
This was absolutely amazing!
The final finished piece was astounding. I wish I can do these things.
I have a 50 x 20 glass table top that I hate. I always wanted to replace the glass with marble top.
Something like this would look awesome.
Lou thank you so much for watching my friend! You can totally go over glass, make sure to use bonding primer. You Got This! We would love to see how it turns out.
The shape of this immediately made me start thinking.... “Oooo my old baby grand piano would look Killer in this treatment!!!” I’d just do the hood with the cloth I think, and try and either match epoxied color tone with the rest of the piano shell or some color combo that marries nicely. That would be a huge job by so so beautiful in the end.
Put it on RUclips if ya get round to it that sounds real cool.
Did you do it?
Man, where do I start!? I did granite and marble counter tops as a living till I hurt my shoulder! Now I work in a music store! No complaints though, music is my passion! Though the money doesn't compare! Lol...This is absolutely mind blowing to me! I'm hooked watching these videos! I'm a SCC junkie! That fact you give your secrets and process on how to right down to each step is just unheard of! Not to mention how entertaining you are! I'd love to be your protege! No BS! Not that you need to but if you ever wanted to branch out the business, I live in Florida, in a money filled town and would love the opportunity! Thanks again for all you do!
The way you explained and demonstrated the project also how to fix possible errors someone would make...You laid out the instructions very well.
First time viewer. Very impressed. The tips and reasons why you do what you do were very helpful. Might I suggest a top down camera view so we can see what you see. Awesome. thanks.
Me too. Instant subscription
Yup count me in too and i agree with Ariel camera
We want tow sign up
We want tow bee RUclipsrs
Great video, great tips! Here is a tip for you... I’ve found that a diamond tile disk works amazing for cutting the cured FRP. They last a very long time “same cut wheel 4 years now” and are much safer than the fiber disks IMO as they won’t fracture and fly apart if put in a slight bind! Thanks again, James
Bj
Nicjob. I like how you narrated this project. You made it interesting with your energy. Thanks
Our team was looking for all the nice stuff we could learn how to make with carbon fiber after seeing the glitz on cars. Now you just made this dream easier! Thanks a million! We would be happy to meet your Stone Coat Countertops crew. You guys are awesome!
First timer here. Very impressive, great little tips to make things better. Makes me want to try my hand at it.
That is freaking amazing!!! Love this table top. Thanks for sharing. Every time I watch your videos I keep learning valuable info. Love the pro 5
Tips! Thanks again
I love it. I especially love your enthusiasm. You must love your job!.
I really like this guys energy! First video watched and you got yourself a new subscriber!
So nice to see the combination of craftsmanship and artistry!
I am building out a RAM Promaster camper van. It's red. I was going to use paperstone for countertops, but after seeing this, I think red carbon fiber would be super cool. I have a black granite drop in sink with a drain board that will be stunning!
Wasn't really on my list of things to do but it looks like I'll be making an epoxied carbon fiber guitar this summer. Thanks?
make a video(s) on it and ill definitely watch it
Yeah. That was my first thought. Man wouldn't that look cool on a guitar!!!
@@CHE-Art And then I looked and found a bunch of them. :( ruclips.net/video/-ETY01knEdI/видео.html
I'm not sure if you've ever heard of Parker Fly guitars, but the company that built them used soft wood,which is normally used for making acoustic guitars, for the body of the guitars and wrapped them up in Carbon Fiber and baked them
Which produces a electric guitar that has the rich melodies of an acoustic at the flip of a switch
@@karlsmith2570 I do remember those Karl, weird looking things. I didn't know they were carbon fiber though. I never pursued the project after seeing how many are out there, maybe someday. Thanks.
Great video didn't know epoxying countertops and stuff could be so entertaining.
Thanks. You make it look so easy. Your explanations are easy to follow and are very instructional. Thank you.
Love it! The shape being free hand came out beautifully uncommon and the cloth works great but adding the epoxy finish pushes this to the top. Thank you for sharing and teaching. Great job.
I loved the color of that red carbon cloth. I've never seen that before. It makes that top look great!
i love how beautiful this came out, so satisfying to watch!
I'm speechless ... so perfect !
First rate video - thoroughly impressed. Great ideas and excellant teaching skills. Our public schools could learn a thing or two...
I'm getting plans together to build my dream garage, and every time I see one of your videos, I think "that's what I'm doing with the worktable/counters!"....then I see THIS!!! your stuff just keeps getting better!
I like how in every video you go over every step and the reason for it. There is so much redundancy which is exactly what I need. Thanks alot Stone Coat Couter Top !
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment David, we appreciate you! What would you like to see next?
@@StoneCoatCountertops I have just completed my second epoxy resin pour and really love working with the stuff. I did not mix well on second table and it shows. I want to buy from you guys and support your business! I guess the one thing I am unclear on at the moment is whether to use glitter or pigment? Trying to get semi translucent affect.
This video was great. My only critique is a subjective one and it is that I watched the entire vid. waiting for the ultimate payoff, knowing it would be stunning. The final show was too quick and didn't show the detail on proper light for its full effect. Very nice project,
Thank you for watching our video James Allen, we really appreciate this feedback thank you!
I too was a little bummed we didn’t get the final view in full effect.
I could tell fro the rest of the video however that it was awesome
Awesome Mike! I've got so many ideas running through my head right now.
Please share!
Am I the only one who immediately thought of creating a bass guitar with that project?
TXQuilter first look that’s what I thought it was!!
Haha, I just saw your comment now after I commented... lol! Would look awesome as a guitar body... 🤘
Nope, i thought it was a great axe skin!!
Actually was thinking of 6 string with dual pick ups !!!😲
I ded was thinking that
I definitely liked how easy it was to use the carbon fiber material...great project for newbies the the epoxy world.
I loved the video. Since we all dont have endless supplies of epoxy or wood etc I would love to see a video of you explaining all of this on a budget or something alone those lines. Thanks. I'll always be a fan and your my number one stop when I'm needing some info.
Another beautiful project. Even though I finished my table months ago still love watching your creations brother
Mike! Could one create a RV shower pan/bath? Make something waterproof with this material and your epoxy?.
Such a great instructor.
This was really different from my one time playing with airplane composites. That project didn't fly, either, and this one looks way better. :-)
Agreed, he should have a DIY show on either PBS or HGTV
Red was a great choice !! And what is there not to like, this video was AMAZING!!!
Hey guys, I’m a custom epoxy floor guy. I’ve worked in this industry for over 30 years an 20 of those have been for my self. We don’t give out compliments for the hell of it, u know that! So that being said... great job!
What I like about it: It's gorgeous!!
What I don't like about it: It's NOT in MY living room!
lmfao
🤣
First I'm not big into wood working (I'm a bit above novice); my wife wants a custom table 36" x 72" (in her sewing room) to place a large "self-healing" cutting mat on.
What I'm thinking is a carbon fiber top, with two pedestal legs that could include drawers and/or shelves that I can fabricate (i.e. weld)
Is the MDF the best option? (how thick) that will not warp or twist, and I guessing maybe some square tubing underneath to prevent flexing?
I've also contemplated using some 0.5" stainless steel flat-bar around the edges to create a "corral" that will hold the cutting mat in place.
Any thoughts, ideas, wisdom, etc... Would be most appreciated.
Amazing! I wanted to skip through right to the end but watching was fun and inspiring. Keep em coming pls. ;)
Let me tell you buddy, there is nothing to dislike about this project, especially from us the pen pushers. I simply loved it...I loved the Red, but Black is beautiful. I am hooked, gonna get a few tools and a start a similar project. Heck man its contagious. Thank you bud
I loved it! I want to do this for my Detail Shop just to give it a better feel than just a desk. I must say I am falling in love with epoxy
This new workshop looks amazing.
Thanks Kenny Freeman, its a joy to create in the new workshop!
I need a "carbon fiber" table like this with one of my glass chess board inlayed into the center with rgb lighting strips inlayed along the sides of the board where it's set into the table. That would be legit!
Wow... don't give me any ideas, mate...! That would be phenomenal...!!! (FYI... I've made many hand-squared wooden chessboards with Lichtenburg frames and a clear epoxy floodcoat. LOL )
how long did this really take from start to finish just curious about the time in hours it took for completion.
Great piece love it.
I think this is my new favorite channel.
Welcome aboard Joshua! Stay tune and don't forget to subscribe for more amazing content headed your way in the future!
You are really professional person.
And you are a great teacher for me.
I have some carbon fiber cloth and did not know what to do with it. Now I know! TY
Great project Mike, I’ve got to work on setting up a inside work area for these epoxy projects to come out right.
Would make an awesome electric guitar body!
Or even a body for an electric bass guitar for that matter
Can’t think of anything I didn’t like about this video. Superb. Thanks for demonstrating
I love the idea of the CF for a table. Red instead of typical black was great too. Presenter was awesome and not over the top. Music in background was great and not overwhelming. I would have maybe liked to see finished product in a table form maybe or at least in some outdoor light to let the viewers truly see how beautiful it is.
I would love to do one in a guitar body shape...
Feels like watching discovery channel man this is dope🔥🔥🔥
Just like the discovery channel shit music and fuckwitted voice over
Hence my down vote
This would be a cool idea for old denim, too.
I don't usually add comments to videos, but I've recently found your channel and enjoy how professional you are yet still make it so easy that DIY'ERS can do it
Love that you made an art piece out of fiber board. That table top looks crazy! Awesome job! Thanks for sharing.
Hi, great job .when will we be able to get quick coat in the UK.? looked everywhere.
He was actually trying to draw a circle
He didnt use spongebobs method and ended up doing it like squidward
@@tavrosnitram1529 draw a face first 😂😂
can you resin in that way over silk or must it be carbon fibre
Any breathable cloth can be used.
Watched this video as an ad. Watched a 25 min ad. Subscribed to the channel because of an ad. Great countertop.👍
I absolutely liked the carbon fibre table video that was one great project !! Well done !!
I wonder what an electric guitar would sound like made out of this? Looks amazing!
Shable .It would depend on the material used( mdf vs. quality hardwood) It may effect the resonance of the guitar. I was thinking the same thing watching this.
The sound of an electric guitar doesn't depend on the material of the body.. The sound is dictated by the pick ups you use.
Not true...
Make a guitar body shaped table.
@@thomaschristopherwhite9043 Different materials have different resonance frequency depending mainly by its mass, how hard it is and multitude of other things, but mainly those two. Differences between two wood materials can effect how any instrument plays, simply cause those are the body of the instrument that are holding the strings. On electric guitar this is not THAT important per say, but you can hear the difference if material along the frame that hold the strings are different. Now does hobbyist hear that difference on electric guitar.. i doubt that, but professional musician will. On acoustic instrument even hobbyist can hear it.
When you do the black sheet, you should do blue, red or any vibrant color pearls so it will bleed through the fibers. It will shimmer with light.
Adding pearls are a great idea !!
I would love to see a Grand piano top covered in red carbon fiber.
That would be awesome! Great idea!
The piano would b bad ass guitars drum set
@@StoneCoatCountertops where do you get the cloth at...
I am obsessed with your channel!!!
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What I liked was your energy and the information you shared. What I did Not Like was that I was not there with you having ALL That FUN!! lol Thanks
Loved how he explained the process from start to finish, but i was waiting for him to put on some legs on the table and stand it up.
If that doesn't get you to subscribe, I don't know what will
Dude. Dust collection. I LOVE this project and enjoyed you as a presenter, but couldn’t get past the dust hanging in the air and on everything. MDF is horrible stuff, please use whatever dust collection you can manage.
notice he has a wood working room and a different epoxy room
Using MDF is a crime against humanity !!
I really can't complain though, it's his table, and it turned out gorgeous !!
I would hate to see one of the table leg screws bust out, leaving a crater in the sawdust & glue that MDF is made out of !!
At least with plywood or real full grain wood, you can fix it easier, plus it structurally stronger.
I'm grateful for the carbon fiber furniture finishing tutorial though...
Great video, In this video I learned 1.) that the combine A & B = 3 oz per sqr/ft. I was not sure if that was 3 oz of A and 3 oz of B (total of 6 oz) , You finally answered this question in this video that combined A & B = 3 oz. 2.) Learned that you torch for bubbles 3 times, and that you don't sand the final coat. Again Great video.
Shamrock with the overhang! Gorgeous table! ❤️❤️❤️
The end result makes me think of what would happen when a nismo gtr had a chunky baby with a fender Stratocaster
man you need a cnc mill for cutting out those shapes and some extraction for your health
Great
nice video, but please control that dust!!! blowing out carcinogenics is not great for health, best to vacuum
This was very helpful. I am building a saddle and I wanted to cover the wood with a kevlar cloth and I knew that it needed some kind of resin glue. Not sure which glue I am going to use yet, but I have an idea on how to apply it.
Thank you RUclips for advertising this video , 10/10
Thats hilarious!!! My ancient jigsaw is still going... Black and Decker from WalMART!!! Lmao
Those little Black & Decker's are workhorses! I've had one for over 10 years.
Don't my them like they used to
I really like how this guy isn't afriad to show his mistakes
If you are working with mdf please, please, please wear a mask.
I am afraid just mask is not enough, looks like this guy never heard about ,,cancer board,,(mdf) did you?
and a vacuum, because after the job done particles are still here and lifted by wind
really love that you show us all that wood working process, all vids from the channel are cool, but this one is my favorite so far
This stuff is so cool. I bought some at a local craft store to do a round kitchen table. It's laminate. Just an old table as a test run. I will post my results.
Alright.. I'm doing my whole house in carbon fiber, now.
@Tymmuffphii Edwards no shit.
Americans over exaggerate every word.
HERE WE AREEE, IN THE SHOPPP!!! WITH A CUP OF COFFEEE!! WHO WOULD HAVE GUESSED THAT MAN!!
Red was DEFINATELY the right choice....
Thank you Chris! What other colors do you think would have been a great choice?
I like the pation and the quality work. It's amazing how the clear coat shine after a rough sending. WOW great video. Thanks for the time.