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Hey man love your work, I build wooden boats and work with epoxy a lot. Unless you used UV resistant epoxy it will change colour in the sun. Polyurethane over the epoxy protects it from the UV and you can use mat finish to get rid of the shine.
Would that also be a decent long-term treatment for a outdoor bench? I'm touching one up for a family friend and unfortunately couldn't find the wood I wanted, but also don't want her to have to reapply stain/waterproofing every year if I can save her the trouble Afterthought: I'm definitely not using mdf for the bench xD I have some good cedar boards, I'm just thinking long term maintenance
Use graphite powder to make the epoxy black AND UV resistant. It will become a matte finish as the surface epoxy breaks down. The brass powder may work the same way. Polyurethane will eventually breakdown and need recoating.
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I worked for years @ a sign shop and we cut out brass letters by hand on a bandsaw the same way. Now I use my CNC. I can appreciate both old school and new tech. Great JOB!!
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This is like watching the builders\ makers that only use non powered hand tools but I watched it all ,hit the like button and left a comment. Mission accomplished.
Once the sign's mounted, it'd be really cool to mark a spot on the ground for your tripod and take a photo from the exact same angle every couple of days for a timelapse of how it ages and weathers over the next few months.
Unless I missed it, you didn’t add any protection on the backside of the MDF. This will be a problem with the level of moisture that you have in Oregon. Otherwise, I think the sign turned out awesome! I hope it holds up over time. Certainly would love to see it in person whenever I make it there.
This looks awesome. You really have a knack for breaking a project down into easier following steps and your approach to everything is awesome. I'm curious to your glue ups to when to use and not use dominos / dowels for this.
Looks amazing. And I like the little shout out to Blacktail Studios. Would be really interesting to see a collaboration as you both make amazing pieces with very different approaches.
“I wonder if Cam over at Blacktail Studios knows that” 🤣🤣🤣 Funny as hell. Especially because I mostly watch his channel and this one and enjoy both immensely. You cats should do a project just because it will be hilarious
I have been building projects like this for years, all sorts of signs. Nice job! If anyone is looking for an easy cash cow this is the way to go. Find a print shop to print out whatever picture and size your looking for from google, or draw yourself and glue to a sheet of mdf for interior stuff.
Nice result! I'm more confident regarding weather proofing on your sign than on the one third coast craftsman did recently. And I enjoy your content as much as the one from blacktail studio as I have nothing against epoxy and river tables
Jason I have a totally new respect for you. It isn't much but it's there.....I can't ell you how much I hate epoxy river tables and your dig at Cam at the end of your video was GOLD. I actually do like his videos and I've followed him for around 1 year now but I'm burnt out from epoxy anything. Good job on your shop sign man
Instead of putting the spray glue on the piece, an old scrolling trick is to cover the piece with painters tape and glue the pattern onto that. Makes clean up way easier and faster.
I originally saw the backwards "N" and thought it was intentional, and would have made the sign unique, kind of like what the band Korn did with the "R". Also brushing the glued paper with a rag soaked in mineral spirits helps release the spray adhesive. If you get the paper stencil wet enough with the mineral spirits, the paper peels right off. It eliminates the needs for sanding the stencil off.
That is genius.. cut partially through with a router ,let the jigsaw rough cut the rest and finish off with a flush trim bit. Thanks so much for that tip. Time saver big time!! You are awesome great work
As soon as you said "No I am not going over to the dark side", I immediately thought of Blacktail Studios. Then at the end you literally talked about Cam. I laughed out loud. btw I am subbed to both Bourbon Moth and Blacktail Studios since I love watching both channels.
You're a real tease, Jason Hibbs, 'cos you heard us all yelling that the "N" was backwards, but kept on anyway! Nice work for your sign. Now we want to see it hanging outside your shop please.
I just started a sign containing our ranch's brand. I've planed the wood background and was wondering what I should do for the brand... Thanks Bourbon Moth!
I recently built a sign for my lodge, and man, that was a lot of work. I planned on mounting it between two 4x6 posts, so it had to be double sided. I used PT 2x10's, planed them smooth and same thickness, jointed the edges, then glued it up. Slab was 4 feet by 6 feet. I then used a projector hooked up to my computer to show the images on the slab, then I traced over all the letters to transfer the image onto it. After some fine tuning, I got all the letters straight. Then I took my router and went to work, removing all the wood around the images so that they would stand out. After about a month and several router bits later, I had a sign. After some paint and mounting between the posts I cemented until the ground, I had a very nice sign. Since this is my hobby and I didn't ashtrays have time to work on it, this project took a little longer than I wanted, but everyone was very happy with it.
Very nice woodworking and good improvising to figure out the steps involved. One thing I would have done differently is use optical instead of mechanical (fixed) spacing for the letters. Adjacent letters with straight sides (U,N) always look too close together compared to other letter pairs if mechanical spacing is used.
Love it. If you spray your epoxy with a satin polyurethane, you can get a matte finish without sanding (although, I know you secretly LOVE sanding :) ) and get some outdoor uv protection
This is neat, looks great. In my experience, on boats, the epoxy is awesome at waterproofing but very bad at UV resistance. Might want to think about some kind of 2 party polyurethane clear coat.
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what state are you in
of course Cam from blacktail studio knows. his woodwork skills are far far better than yours, will ever be.
West System works really well outside.
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Hey man love your work, I build wooden boats and work with epoxy a lot. Unless you used UV resistant epoxy it will change colour in the sun. Polyurethane over the epoxy protects it from the UV and you can use mat finish to get rid of the shine.
That’s good advice. Thanks
Came here to say exactly the same as OP
Would that also be a decent long-term treatment for a outdoor bench? I'm touching one up for a family friend and unfortunately couldn't find the wood I wanted, but also don't want her to have to reapply stain/waterproofing every year if I can save her the trouble
Afterthought: I'm definitely not using mdf for the bench xD I have some good cedar boards, I'm just thinking long term maintenance
Thanks for the advice I just made a boat paddle. I used spar. I might need to recoat with poly.
Use graphite powder to make the epoxy black AND UV resistant. It will become a matte finish as the surface epoxy breaks down. The brass powder may work the same way. Polyurethane will eventually breakdown and need recoating.
Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos ruclips.net/user/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!
I worked for years @ a sign shop and we cut out brass letters by hand on a bandsaw the same way. Now I use my CNC. I can appreciate both old school and new tech. Great JOB!!
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This is like watching the builders\ makers that only use non powered hand tools but I watched it all ,hit the like button and left a comment. Mission accomplished.
This guy is the Bob Ross of woodworking. So soothing to watch and listen to.
Weather the weather...is comments like that that makes me love your content 😁. Great job on the sign!
Once the sign's mounted, it'd be really cool to mark a spot on the ground for your tripod and take a photo from the exact same angle every couple of days for a timelapse of how it ages and weathers over the next few months.
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Boobrun Moth is now my 2nd favorite youtube channel!
Laughed out loud at the swipe at Cam at Blacktail Studios! I was thinking about him as you blew up that river table with JKM last week.
Cams channel is great! Unapologetic cause he's getting paid! I admire his honesty! Cheers Ian👍
Loving the logo! This sign came out awesome - 👏👏 for fun epoxy projects!
Oh snap. Ahoy, Total Boat!
Unless I missed it, you didn’t add any protection on the backside of the MDF. This will be a problem with the level of moisture that you have in Oregon. Otherwise, I think the sign turned out awesome! I hope it holds up over time. Certainly would love to see it in person whenever I make it there.
This looks awesome. You really have a knack for breaking a project down into easier following steps and your approach to everything is awesome. I'm curious to your glue ups to when to use and not use dominos / dowels for this.
Looks amazing. And I like the little shout out to Blacktail Studios. Would be really interesting to see a collaboration as you both make amazing pieces with very different approaches.
Yeah, I'd like to see him blow up one of Blacktail's tables.
“I wonder if Cam over at Blacktail Studios knows that” 🤣🤣🤣 Funny as hell. Especially because I mostly watch his channel and this one and enjoy both immensely. You cats should do a project just because it will be hilarious
Amazing as always. Great to see signs done without c n c machines
I have been building projects like this for years, all sorts of signs. Nice job! If anyone is looking for an easy cash cow this is the way to go. Find a print shop to print out whatever picture and size your looking for from google, or draw yourself and glue to a sheet of mdf for interior stuff.
Right On...Do you have some samples of the signs you make? Looking for some for my shop
The natural greying of the timber will make the letters pop , very cool I like it
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Nice result! I'm more confident regarding weather proofing on your sign than on the one third coast craftsman did recently. And I enjoy your content as much as the one from blacktail studio as I have nothing against epoxy and river tables
Brother my dream is to see you and Jay Bates to do a job together… you all would set a new standard for woodworking.
Rad sign and fun little project. Cheers.
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Dude, you have the most creative projects. Love your videos
Jason I have a totally new respect for you. It isn't much but it's there.....I can't ell you how much I hate epoxy river tables and your dig at Cam at the end of your video was GOLD. I actually do like his videos and I've followed him for around 1 year now but I'm burnt out from epoxy anything. Good job on your shop sign man
Your boy is growing fast! Looking good
Instead of putting the spray glue on the piece, an old scrolling trick is to cover the piece with painters tape and glue the pattern onto that. Makes clean up way easier and faster.
I just used this technique making some logo signage for the company I work for! Works great especially when dealing with MDF.
This pleased me. thank you.
Jason, the new sign turned out great.
Thank you for this video. Amazing
Love your work and humor, adds that extra cream layer on top of my sunday morning coffee!
That is an awesome sign. The matt effect works brilliantly. Great work.
I originally saw the backwards "N" and thought it was intentional, and would have made the sign unique, kind of like what the band Korn did with the "R". Also brushing the glued paper with a rag soaked in mineral spirits helps release the spray adhesive. If you get the paper stencil wet enough with the mineral spirits, the paper peels right off. It eliminates the needs for sanding the stencil off.
Don’t think I’ve ever been this early to the playing with wood party.
That is genius.. cut partially through with a router ,let the jigsaw rough cut the rest and finish off with a flush trim bit. Thanks so much for that tip. Time saver big time!! You are awesome great work
Nicely Done.
As soon as you said "No I am not going over to the dark side", I immediately thought of Blacktail Studios. Then at the end you literally talked about Cam. I laughed out loud.
btw I am subbed to both Bourbon Moth and Blacktail Studios since I love watching both channels.
Oh shots fired!!! Cam will need to have a CI back video on this one!!
Well done ! RThank you agagin for your video, I always like watching your feed.
Great job. Liked how you “worked” the project out as you went. My biggest takeaway is how you made MDF work outside! That is genius. Thanks much.
Very Cool. I like this process
You're a real tease, Jason Hibbs, 'cos you heard us all yelling that the "N" was backwards, but kept on anyway! Nice work for your sign. Now we want to see it hanging outside your shop please.
perfect timing!
love your work.
Love the Tiny Printed Jack Stands for the letters.
You can buy those at any box store. Used so you can raise a project up to paint or stain the edges and not stick to your work surface.
No matter what you did my plan was to say it needs more epoxy. You win this round sir. Keep up the good work.
Very nicely done. Beautiful!
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As always, great project & excellent execution BMW! 👍👍🦋🦋
love your work dude
keep it rolling
You built a freaking boat! You can handle a CNC machine. Cmon man!
Absolutely fantastic 👌 Big hugs from Shropshire /North Wales Borders, UK 🤘
Stayin' old school! Well done, young man. Another great project.
Your sign turned out great. Really nice work man.
Makes me appreciate my CNC LOL. Great work!
Awesome sign! Fantastic job!
Boobrun?!🤣🤣🤣🤣 I about died!!!!
Looks awesome
Amazing work and imagination
Well done. Very nifty, and a LOT cheaper than CNC.
Noticed the backwards “N” on boobrun lol. Always like you showing mistakes and how to fix them or just start over to make it right.
Licksdexia strikes again😞
@@gregmize01 😂
You should join the DAM: Mothers Against Dyslexia. 😏
That turned out awesome!!!.
I enjoyed the call out to black tail studios. Funny!
I noticed the "N" was backwards but wasn't sure if it was done on purpose. Sign turned out amazing! Good job!
Awesome! And an extra +1 for the Foreman!
I just started a sign containing our ranch's brand. I've planed the wood background and was wondering what I should do for the brand... Thanks Bourbon Moth!
Nice sign, god job😊 Remember to use a protective mask when you sanding epoxi. The dust is carcinogenic.
Beautiful job jason!!!
love this video and instruction. also, love the bob ross impersonation.
Love this sign gives me an idea for my new office!
boobrun is what im drinking after my fourth glass of bourbon! 😋
Thank you for showing how to tackle this without a CNC. Not everyone has the budget or space for one.
Great work, as usual. I love watching your videos.
Use the rounded edge of the router plate against the straight edge. The square one has a tendency to wiggle giving your channel a wiggly edge.
Waiting to see the new logo on some whiskey tumbler merch!
I recently built a sign for my lodge, and man, that was a lot of work. I planned on mounting it between two 4x6 posts, so it had to be double sided. I used PT 2x10's, planed them smooth and same thickness, jointed the edges, then glued it up. Slab was 4 feet by 6 feet. I then used a projector hooked up to my computer to show the images on the slab, then I traced over all the letters to transfer the image onto it. After some fine tuning, I got all the letters straight. Then I took my router and went to work, removing all the wood around the images so that they would stand out. After about a month and several router bits later, I had a sign. After some paint and mounting between the posts I cemented until the ground, I had a very nice sign. Since this is my hobby and I didn't ashtrays have time to work on it, this project took a little longer than I wanted, but everyone was very happy with it.
A much better use of epoxy than the River Table - looks great!
Such beautiful work, as always!
Very nice woodworking and good improvising to figure out the steps involved. One thing I would have done differently is use optical instead of mechanical (fixed) spacing for the letters. Adjacent letters with straight sides (U,N) always look too close together compared to other letter pairs if mechanical spacing is used.
i love when you say accoutrements lol but i love you work and videos!
Love it. If you spray your epoxy with a satin polyurethane, you can get a matte finish without sanding (although, I know you secretly LOVE sanding :) ) and get some outdoor uv protection
Thanks for the class Great Job !
BOOBRUN... LOL
Nice work! I may do something similar in the near future, thanks for the techniques!
I saw the N was backwards right away lol nice job❤
Nice job as usual!! Neat sign!!
This is neat, looks great. In my experience, on boats, the epoxy is awesome at waterproofing but very bad at UV resistance. Might want to think about some kind of 2 party polyurethane clear coat.
BT studio dig was hilarious. Please tell me you guys are buddies...... lol
FANCY!!!!
Awesome job!
We need a real life Craig jig video
Bob Ross of woodworking 🤣 I love it
You got the foreman to work, I love it
Sign looks like you had too much of that bourbon. lol. I'm kidding. It turned out very nice. You earned some bragging rights.
I was laughing with the Russian H since 16:44 and then realized you weren't joking
Brave of you switching the routing style for C channel groove #2
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
Looks great!
Beautiful job and very entertaining as always!!!
That came out great! Nice work
That's the bees knees bourbon man!
Heyyy you have a Harbor Freight scroll saw too! It matches your table saw!!