How to Finish a Wood and Epoxy Table Like a Pro
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- 0:00 - 0:52 - Intro
0:53 - 7:00 - How to Sand
7:01 - 17:45 - How to Apply Osmo Extra Thin and Polyx
17:46 - 27:38 - How to Apply Black Forest Ceramics Top and Base Coat
27:39 - 29:12 - Summing Up All Needed Materials
29:13 - 31:13 - The Results of Finishing
31:14 - 32:20 - Outro
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I watch so many education and review videos trying to put into place best practices and product. You guys are really the most informative. The information is explained so we'll. Keep it up!
Just stumbled upon your page a few days ago. I simply cant stop watching. I've watched every episode 2 times now. Mindboggling how talented and creative your company is. LOVE your creations :)
Wow thank you so much for watching everything (twice even) that means a lot. Thanks Alan!! :)
Good stuff Dylan! Headed out to try it on some sample pieces that just remembered I made like six months ago.
Let us know how it goes!!!
You've both completely driven me to making these tables please keep it up thank you guys blackforest and blacktail you guys are the best amazing artists
@@bradleyzellers3747 Thank you Bradley!!
Thanks a lot from Russia! Good luck! ;)
Great information! I'm learning alot from you guys and I'm happy that you supply all of these products. It's a good combination, keep it up! Thanks!
Thanks, Jesse, we're super glad you're learning from us! And yeah makes it easier for everyone to find the products mentioned cause they're all in one place!
YOU COULD NOT HAVE A BETTER SALESMAN/CRAFTSMAN TO BE YOUR REPRESENTATIVE!
WHERE did you get these young men with so much knowledge?
I believe this guy is a founder
Hey Dillon, this video is just what I needed to launch a new hobby. Thanks!! I'll keep watching your videos.
Thanks for the tips Dylan. Love your channel! Great content and keep it up.
I play with the pieces of wood found on property. This is just with my pocket knife and left over sandpaper. Sometimes I cut the shape it wants to be. Then I cut and sand to a shape. When I’m pleased with it, I rub it and rub more, with no more than the oils in my skin, sometimes I’ve used hand lotion or oils. That helps sometimes. I love the feel of the wood.
You definitely it take to a way different level. I do appreciate what you do tremendously. Love watching you🤩
If your into the feel difference, Look up soap wood finish that uses bars of soap, its almost feels magical
Absolutely LOVED this video. You guys do outstanding work and I love it!
Glad you loved it Jay!! Thanks so much!!
was wondering yesterday what was going on but glad to see ya this week. This is a great video on finishing and I believe being a great finisher is the key to wood working. Thank you Dylan great job and easy to follow. Keep em coming.
Since this video is long and shot in 4K processing and uploading was taking forever! Thanks so much for the kind words Tim!
@@BlackForestWoodCo its a great Video I think that its important to show the finishing process and like I said easy to follow
Do you need to wait a few weeks to let the Osmo cure before you apply the ceramic coating?
Thanks for doing this one! Exactly what I was looking for. Will help my epoxy projects for sure!!
Really glad you found this so helpful! Thanks for watching Wayne!
This was extremely helpful and very informative! I'm going to use the products that you guys have on your website to refinish my dining room table!
So glad we could help Jade!!! Everything is linked in the description!
Great video. Thanks you covered all my questions i had. I'm just learning how to do this.
Excellent vid. as usual. Very informative and a great finish achieved. Thanks.
Thank you!!!
Super great!! Answered a lot of questions I had. And the pad flying off made my day 😂 thanks guys! Subscribed!! 🥰
Glad you found this helpful! And haha glad you got a laugh out of that!
Great video! Very useful information. Keep up the good work! Thanks!
Glad you found it helpful!! Thanks so much!
Just received my ceramics and used it. I am impressed!!
Glad you like it! Thanks Felicity
Thanks for sharing your techniques awesome job. Will be ordering from your site for sure !
Thanks Craig!!!!
Outstanding video!!! Thanks for showing us the entire finishing process. As always. Great job!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks John!!
Hi Dylan, gonna apply your ceramic coating on my epoxy coffee table today. So Excited !!
Awesome! Let us know what you think!!
Great video! I am still learning, so these videos are great!
Good job and congrats to 100k!
Very clear and informative! Thanks for sharing
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!!
real nice job. quality shines through.
Thanks Bill!
Thank you for the explaination. I love the right side of the board better.❤️
Glad it was helpful!
A very sincere thank you for your detailed explanations!
Glad you found them helpful!
Seriously, good explanation man, thanks for this vid.
No problem, glad it was helpful!
Thank you. Great explanation of how to use these products.
Thank you Albert!!
Interesting..... ceramic coatings have really become popular in the higher end car detailing world. Good stuff! Thanks for sharing,
You could actually use our product on a car as well, or on a fridge to prevent fingerprints, it's very multipurpose!
I was doing a kitchen that was a full gloss, kept having issues with it gaining a terrible amount of static while sanding. Tack clothes wouldn't take it away so I ended up getting dryer sheets worked marvels. Tutorial videos are always nice. Thanks Guys
Thanks for watching Ryan!
Great tutorial. I've seen turners use that mesh abrasive too. That topcoat seems advanced and high tech.✌
Thank you very much!!
glad i found this video, will for sure buy product from you guys!
Thank you! Glad we could help 😁
Thanks for the excellent explanation.
Hi Guys great work! Can I suggest another vid? Sanding and finishing smaller parts-like table legs or chair parts? Covering stuff like finish sanding round overs/chamfers, Clamping methods, pre-finishing with Osmo? Thanks for your videos. Your content rocks!
One of your more informative videos thank you
Thanks Peter, hope you enjoyed!
I been using Osmo for about a year now , pretty good results . I'm always most interested in seeing the difference in a table finished with Osmo and your ceramics stuff compared to say a traditional conversion varnish sprayed on . then after 6 month of use ...
Another excellent tutorial - thank you - stay safe
Thank you Robert!
Absolutly love these videos. This one was very helpfull. If i wouldn't have to pay like a lot for shipping to europe, i would definetly buy some products of your website.
Im here since 6000 subscribers and still watching every video.
Now you guys are close to 100k!
Keep it up
Thanks so much for continuously watching our videos!
Informative and interesting, providing good info for everyone on Osmo and your finishing product.
Good call providing a stability test by Charlie at the same time. Time efficiant for new clients evaluating your products 😂💕
Thank you!!
Pack with very useful information.
one of your best tutotorials tks 👍
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much!
Tons of info and tips...thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial!! Very detailed.
Thanks Bryan!
appreciate ALL that work!
Always informative ♥️
Thanks Maddie!!
Excellent information here! Thanks!
Thanks for watching, glad we could help you learn something!
Congrats on 100k!!
Thank you so much 😀
Hey guys - beautiful work and luv your vids. Been a fan of Osmo for a while now and use it on my cutting boards and now I'm curious about your ceramic coatings! I know that almost everything is food safe when properly cured and was wondering your thoughts about ceramic coats in relation to food safety.
Just awesome! Need to refinish two tables in the next few months and I will be following this process. One question: when doing a larger surface and you need to overlap your ceramic 2'x2' spots, do you just overlap slightly with no worries? Any tips?
Very Good finish thank you!
Thanks for watching!!
Hi! Great tutorial, I learned a lot from it, thank you!
One question though: Is there a reason why you use Osmo Polyx instead of TopOil, which is specifically designed for tabletops?
Bloody good vid. Taught me a lot. Cheers
Thanks Simon!
Aaaaw... Got to LOVE that Pup.!.!.!.! Charlie, my man.!.!.!.!
Everyone loves Charlie!
Thank you for doing that it was so helpful
Glad you found it helpful Harold!
Thank you very much again for your video!!! It’s really appreciate. I’m now working on a translucide table with a miniature scene in it. Do I use this technics to for appreciate what I putted inside?? Thanks to regards!!
Absolutely incredible video. Really impressed with you guys
Thanks so much!!!! We really appreciate hearing that!
Thanks that was perfect to hear you say you can still marks in the expoy with the 320grit.
You can see them but they really aren’t bad at all!
@@BlackForestWoodCo Ive tried everything and keep getting streaks in my epoxy, so im going try your method with the Osmo, ill bet that helps. Thnks again.
Love these videos! Question; when buffing, what does "a long time" mean? Or when you think you're done you're"half way there"?
Excellent Video!
Thank you so much!
STUNNING!
Thank you Eve!
Hello and thank you for all the information!! Truly much appreciated. Question - Is this a food-safe finishing process?
That was one of the best finishing tutorials I have seen on youtube! Thank you. Will you wait the 30 day official cure time before delivering or packaging a piece?
Thanks Harrison! Glad you think so!! We ask the client what they want because sometimes they want their tables right away!
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Thanks for the video Dylan. I just finished my first table, a 10' x 4' Ash slab with an epoxy river. I was very dissappointed with my finish and was searching for somethning that would give me a nice sheen with clarity on the expoxy and a good hardness. I think this will do it. Question, the 30 day full cure is that for the Osmo or the ceramic?
Hey guys. Always love what you are working on and really enjoy the tutorial videos. Just curious though, do you not need to raise the grain?
No we don’t find we need to but it definitely wouldn’t hurt!
Interesting and very informative
Glad you think so! Thanks Steve!!
Du machst super Sachen Grüße aus Österreich 🇦🇹
Thanks so much!!!
Hi Dylan, love your videos they are so informative. I have a question for your reusable round molds, do you sell just the round flexible barrier alone or maybe tell me where I can buy it. Thank you.
An additional question if I may, how do you know when you have buffed the Osmo polyx enough? It seems very slow to build much shine on the epoxy and a way telling when further buffing will just take finish off would be helpful. Thanks.
Great info! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!!
Really good info! Does the Osmo amber over time as an epoxy would? Also, We do a lot of polished concrete surfaces, and have begun mixing with wood. Picture a concrete river rather than epoxy. Is the Osmo suitable for concrete? We typically go to 1500 grit if using an acrylic and beeswax finish, but have to stop at 400 grit max to get any severely thinned polyurethane to grab, then it does not hold well over time. Thanks!
Two more questions: up to what grit would you sand a black walnut table and how many coats of thin Osmo would you use? Thanks again for the great video
Thanks for the video. Quick question, if you’re applying some sort of UV protection oil, would you apply that after the Ceramic or before?
The other question is can you still feel all the grain after the application?
Thanks Dylan, that was great video, my question, please, is, could I apply Odies Oil & Butter, instead of Osomo, and follow that with Epoxy Resin instead of Ceramic final step?
Hi there, I wish your company will make a wardrobe with live edge epoxy doors. Similar to the cabinet you make last time.
Congratulations to you, I'm proud of your products.
We will if someone orders one! Thanks so much!!
thanks from Italy bro
Thanks for watching!
Can I use that same finish on a table that I already finished with stain and polyurethane ??? Thanks and I am super impressed by your talents!!!
Paul B
Thanks for this video it was great. Other than a table would you do the same process for say a cabinet or chest of drawers?
Yes!
Great vid. Lots of helpful tips. Do you ever "water pop" wood?
Not usually but it doesn’t hurt!
What speed is your sander on when you're applying the osmo? I'm trying to figure out which buffer/polisher to buy, would it make sense to buy a variable speed polisher, then start buffing on a slow speed, working your way up to a fast speed?
the best tutorial :)))))
Thanks Ivan!!
wouldve like to seen a uniforn white on bottom to really see!lol great stuff you guys make!
Very interesting, nice finish. With the buffing, what speed to you run your sander at? Thanks.
I’m using both the extra thin and polyx for an epoxy slab bathroom vanity. I have one coat of each on but was wondering if you’ve ever added another coat of extra thin on top of the polyx? I’m so concerned with moisture issues with this piece being in a bathroom, just thinking the more I can close the pores throughout, the safer it may be? Always appreciate the videos guys.
Excellent work and teaching. Question: if I have an open grain wood like oak or walnut, how do I factor in grain filling (with aqua coat or something similar)?
Dylan... have learned a ton from you!!
My question, how long between coats.. minimum? Thank you
Nice video’s as always, maybe a tip for erveryone. If you sanding the steps may not more than 100 grid between every step👍🏻 than it will shine like glass...
Good tip!
Great video! Very useful. Does the oil get into the sander?
Great video! Do you have a video on how to finish a bigger piece? You mention no more then 2’x2’ so how do you manage applying the ceramic equally across a 6 ft table?
You can see us apply it on a way bigger table here!
ruclips.net/video/M7UUHmfkMR4/видео.html
Any reason you switch from Abranet to abranet ACE after the 320 grit? Love the channel and the information provided, you guys are amazing.
Great vid thanks! Could one apply a first coat of 1101 at 320 and then continue to 4000 grit to achieve the brighter finish while still improving the protective benefit from the penetration of the first osmo 1101 application?
Aloha Dylan love your work would love to see a resin pour with Kukui wood
Hi there;
I want to buy a Mirka Deros to sand my epoxy work.
There are two options in front of me, which one I choose will give me a better performance and result.
Mirka Deros orbit 5.0 or Mirka Deros orbit 2.5?
Hey, does your finishing kit include everything in this video? Some stuff are reffered to as base/top coat so im not so sure before buying
Great video but I need advise - after 1 coat of 1101 my table looked great. Then after the first coat of 3054 I guess I didn't buff enough because I can see marks in the finish (like subtle brush marks from the white pad). I really wanted a super smooth finish. Is there anything I can do to get the brush marks out? Now that it has dried, am I going to have to sand them out and start over? Thanks!
After 320, for the next cart, do you use wet or continue dry? And how much time did you spend for scratching? Thanks 🙏🏻
thank you nice job
Thanks Chantel!
Great video and well presented. Thanks. Two questions: You appear to be moving the sander across the tabletop much faster than someone like The Wood Whisperer recommends. Also, are you putting downward pressure on the sander?
I do usually try and go somewhat slow! Not too much pressure, just the weight of my hand!
Dylan,
Any idea when you will do the durability testing on this finish?
Will your ceramic coating work well on any hard wax wood finish? Would it work on top of rubio monocoat?
Like your video you had and have a question about what you just did. Do you do this after your done with all your epoxy coats or do you put another coat of epoxy after you do what you just did?