Orange Epoxy Resin & Walnut Charcuterie Board - How To Make It - Full Start To Finish Build
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
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In this video we use a funky piece of Canadian Black walnut, one of our Crafted Elements 16x12x1" silicone molds, and some @TotalBoat Thickset epoxy resin to create a one of a kind fire orange and walnut charcuterie board.
Follow along as we cut the wood to fit the mold, mix and pour our resin, plane the board, shape it with an acrylic router template, sand, then finish with a beautiful coat of @TotalBoat wood honey, a food grade finish just for projects like this.
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Molds: Crafted Elements - craftedelements.com
Router Templates: Crafted Elements - craftedelements.com/collectio...
Router Sled: Crafted Elements - craftedelements.com/routersled
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Epoxy Resin: @TotalBoat - craftedelements.com/a/totalboat
Makerpoxy (For Pours Under 1/2") - craftedelements.com/a/totalbo...
Thickset (For Pours Under 1.25") - craftedelements.com/a/totalbo...
Thickset Fathom (For Pours Up To 3" & River Tables) - craftedelements.com/a/totalbo...
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Pigments: Black Diamond - craftedelements.com/a/blackdi...
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Mold Release Option 1: MG Chemicals 8329 - craftedelements.com/a/mg8329
Mold Release Option 2: Mann Ease Release 200 - craftedelements.com/a/mann200
Bark Removal Knife: Beavercraft Draw Knife - craftedelements.com/a/drawknife
1/4" Flush Trim Bit: Amana 46297 - craftedelements.com/a/amana46297
1/4" Plunge Template Bit: Amana 47224-S - craftedelements.com/a/amana47...
3/8" Plunge Template Bit: Amana 45475-S - craftedelements.com/a/amana45...
1/2" Plunge Template Bit: Amana 45460-S - craftedelements.com/a/amana45...
2.5" Slab Flattening Bit: Spe Tool 2.5" - craftedelements.com/a/spetool...
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Love the orange
pretty one!
Beautiful colors and design!! 🍊
Thank you! Cheers!
Other artists say you need to soak these for a couple hours to be absorbed
Beautiful board. Since the wood is exposed, and not encased in epoxy, is it recommended to pop the wood grain before adding the final oil finish? Thanks.
How do you find wood like this?
Do you fill bug holes??
Hi Shawn. I have another quick question for you. I have made a couple boards and each one as it is going through the planer the epoxy portion shows a lot of fine lines....is that normal? I'm not too worried about it ad they all seem to sand out as I go through the sanding stage. I just wasn't sure if that was a normal thing for the Dewalt planer?
Yes, there will most definitely be fine... and sometimes not so fine depending on how your blades are, when you come out of the planer. The sander is what takes care of them, starting at 80/100/120 (depending on how deep those lines are) and going up from there.
Shawn, how long do you have to wait till the mold release drys? if you use melamine sheets with mold release hoe long do you have to sit to dry?
I wait 4-5 minutes in general before i put my wood and epoxy in after the release spray
How clean do they need to be? I have a fear of dust.
Sorry, can you clarify. How clean does what need to be? The molds? You want to wash them with soap and water (then dry) before use.
@@CraftedElements yes, the molds. I want to be sure I’m doing this correctly the first time. I’ve been putting it off due to a fear of messing it up. I have the silicone spray release, and I just need to get some thick set TB. I have TONS of Black Diamond Pigment. I want to start making/creating and sell these. My current niche isn’t doing so well.
Thanks for your videos. I have been enjoying them. I follow you on IG too
@@katndog1 Yes you need to make sure they are clean with soap and water, then dried. Please be sure to use the RIGHT release spray, some people just search "silicone mold release" on Amazon, and buy what comes up, that will get you into trouble. Watch the video here for clarification -> craftedelements.com/moldrelease
Double sided tape is faster buy more expensive. I haven't had much luck with hot glue. Blew a template apart because it came loose.
There is definitely the CA glue + masking tape method, I see that used a lot, but I like the Hot Glue method myself.