Thank you Peter! I just placed my order for my first gallon of resin from Total Boat. I have never done any work but seeing your projects has made me want to try and this coupon couldn't have been better timing.
These projects have always interested me, but I always feel like I don't have the space to put them together. Maybe someday, though. In particular, I'd really like to do one of those resin "paintings."
I already received my resin from total boat. They provided free shipping and i didn't expect it nearly this fast, I'm impressed with their shipping and sales dept.
I like it. But what would have been better was if you had your first layer just black then the rest of the layers in clear resin with all the swarf inside it, this would have given your table depth. All that brass in the middle layers has been lost. You still get a 👍 from me.
@@peterbrownwastaken I noticed you had a bandsaw in your workshop, you could take the table top and cut into two parts, each half an inch thick. Then put it back into the mould and top it up with clear resin and the brass. This would give you two tables tops with out using much of the brass. Just a thought. 👍
maybe shine a bright light from underneath to see if that shows anything .. if so, you could then add an LED strip around the inside of the "leg" on the bottom of the table
@@peterbrownwastaken I kept watching thinking, "He's hiding all that brass. What was the point of even putting it in just to hide it." BUT, all and all I think it was a great idea to use up what would normally just be trash scrap. I liked the end result, albeit not very brassy (LoL). Did you teach yourself how to weld? I'm only asking because I'm thinking of teaching myself. If so, what was the learning curve? Was it difficult to learn or pretty simple or something you believe you'll get better at with practice. Again, great project. I enjoy all of your videos. Thank you.
I don't remember well what kind of metal bits I ran my hands through as a kid but it was surprisingly soft like sand... Coulda been blackened sand for all I remember. Just don't do that. xP
I just countersinked holes all day on stainless steel and trust me you do not want to be touching that stuff lol. I got about 100 metal splinters from it through my gloves
That looks really cool! What if you tried a black base and then the rest clear? That will really make the brass pop and you can see the entire brass flakes.
came out really nice!! could see some varients on this ....doing the pours as decreasing color density so it "fades" down into darker the deeper it goes... i've seen fine brass curls used for inclusions in bowls and pens when you fill a void with resin, so there's a ton of possibilities there.. winds up with an almost organic, fossil-stone kind of look to it.... you are right about your planer.....your knives will likely need resharpening after that, as they'll have lots of nicks in them after cutting the brass.. If you know someone with a milling machine, that might do better but I think you'd still get a bunch of chip out no matter what you do..... a final surface pour is really the only solution to leave a "finger-friendly" surface, otherwise anyone who touches it, will come away bloody....
I think it would look good and it would be a wonderful idea. It doesn't have to taste good it just has to look good! You can make pizza very colorful. You got red peppers, yellow peppers, green peppers, black olives, pepperoni slices, mozzarella slices, sliced mushrooms and heck why not throw some bacon on there too! Okay that actually does sound kind of good. I'm not sure how it would hold up to a pizza cutter rolling across it though.
Man, I'd love to see a project like this done with heat anodized steel shavings. Could get a mix of silver, gold, blue, and purple colors in there. And all you need is steel shavings and your torch.
Hey Peter! I'm a preschool teacher in Kazakhstan. We used one of your videos in our science lesson yesterday. (I found some epoxy at the bazaar randomly last weekend, so the kids all had fun dunking broken toys in it) This question comes from Boris and Abdulbais, two of my four-year-olds. They want to know if you can make a teapot out of feathers. Boris specifically asked for "dragon feathers", but I'm not sure that last bit is actually feasible. lol.
@@peterbrownwastaken Maybe a casting where you can see more of the brass shavings. Especially the curly once. The finished product looks amazing, almost like marble. But maybe something like what you did with the dandelion? :) Much love, from Denmark. :D
@@peterbrownwastaken This might be a bit much, but it would have all your elements, plus would be good for two video postings.... for the turned piece, make a table lamp...to do the lamp base, decide how long you want it and how big, then use two square pcs of plywood, sandwich an L shaped brass tube in the center{used to run your lamp cord through} of the two pcs of plywood, set up your box to pour the resin and filings into in layers,..side thought, if you use a clear tube, you could use a string of small led lights to go up the center and would be easier to bend for the cord to come out the bottom side of the base ..Then for the shade itself...using an old lamp shade frame, make the panels from resin in the old Tiffany style, with the small clamps to hold the panels to the frames.. would look awesome with the swirls of different colors in a clear base so that you could see the brass curls in both the lamp base and the shade panels.... spray paint the metal lamp frame brass color to make the curls pop more.. great gift or even a give away for say your next anniversary show or your next sub count mile stone.... Plus, I also like the idea of the dragons eggs and bracelet that others have suggested.. Really enjoy your videos, Thank you for posting them.... =)
I think a number of small castings would be great for them, like various shapes of small paper weight type designs, but more creative. Have different levels of colors and translucentness. Getting the brass centered and in neat designs may be hard, but would look great, much like small little metal sculptures captured in resin.
I was just thinking "Your taking something which is plastic and metal and putting it through a machine made exclusively for wood. This will not end well."
You have inspired me to finally take the steps necessary to begin ‘resin play’ as I like to call it. Thank you for being you and for sharing your magnificent creativity with all of us!!!
I love your honesty when things go wrong. 9:20 "Ok, I think I can just come right out and say that putting that piece through my planer was a colossally stupid idea." It makes your videos all the more watchable. Keep being imperfect, it's great!
All these resin videos are so, *so* satisfying to watch. The colors, the pouring, the glossy, shiny finishes... it gives me the same tingles other get with ASMR.
I have watched your videos almost since the beginning, and to this day I still, get super excited to watch whatever it is you are making. Great work Peter!
I want to see you retry the milk blank. Kiwami Japan made a knife out of it using a very different technique that looks like it takes a lot shorter than a week and looks a ton more turntable. He first dipped the milk in acetic acid, took the clumps, then dipped those into ethanol and cooked them on a pan then put the resulting plastic in the mold.
Nothing better than coming home from a rubbish day at work to see a RUclips notification from your channel. Cheered me right up with this beautiful piece of work :)
I love your videos for this very reason, you get straight into the project and there’s no hold up! I’ve been watching you for 2-3 years and the content just keeps getting better and better!!
I've been griping for months that I can't find I desk I like (too tall, not the right look, etc). I think you've finally pushed me over the edge of making my own. Thank you!
Great job Bro!! I really like the table top with the black and brass. Pretty good job on welding too. But I have to say I cringed a little when you planned it ....hope your planner knives are ok. Great Video👍👍
@@peterbrownwastaken For some planers there are cutter heads which use a whole bunch of indexable carbide inserts, arranged in spirals. They cut much smoother, none of the sideways dips or lines because cutters are always in contact with the wood. Chip something and you just rotate the chipped inserts instead of having to replace or resharpen a whole knife. They can probably easily handle cutting of non-ferrous metal like these brass or aluminum shavings.
Wow the bubble popping with the torch was super satisfying in this video! Also super neat that the resin appeared transparent while pouring but became super opaque when it settled in the mould.
hey peter, just a friendly reminder, if you are using cold blue on steel, its vital to do a coat of oil on it afterwards (the cold blue forms an oxide layer on the steel wich is porous, this soaks up oil wich prevents it from rusting and gives it a darker colour) you can totally do the pastewax after but i'd highly recommend using a light coat of oil first for that reason
Man, I don't know what it is but you have slowly become my absolute favorite RUclips creator. Your videos are the only ones I watch on regular speed (normally I do 2x) because you have just such a chill vibe. People probably don't say this enough but keep up the awesome work. Every time you post a video I make time to watch it. Thank you!
Cool as always! But man, I gotta say that it looks like a ton of clipped nails in there.. Not sure how to feel about that, but great job none the less! 😂
Hey Peter, I've been watching your channel (and re-watching for that matter) for a long long while now. Basically thanks to you I decided to restore a really old rusty knife and make a handle out of epoxy resin and charcoal. Thanks for the content!
I love this channel ❤ I'm absolutely terrified of wood working equipment and I could never ever in a million years even touch a saw but I really love watching you do it. The end results look super cool and you're a super chill guy :)
i love the way you did your welding segment! most people, i feel, make the exposure so that you can only see the sparks fly but i really like how i could actually see what you were doing lol
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Thank you Peter! I just placed my order for my first gallon of resin from Total Boat.
I have never done any work but seeing your projects has made me want to try and this coupon couldn't have been better timing.
Lemme know if it was easy to work with... I'd like to buy myself a gallon too
Tell me how it goes! I’m pouring a river table and I’m interested in that discount lol
Make a bowling ball with that stuff
These projects have always interested me, but I always feel like I don't have the space to put them together. Maybe someday, though.
In particular, I'd really like to do one of those resin "paintings."
I already received my resin from total boat. They provided free shipping and i didn't expect it nearly this fast, I'm impressed with their shipping and sales dept.
I like it.
But what would have been better was if you had your first layer just black then the rest of the layers in clear resin with all the swarf inside it, this would have given your table depth.
All that brass in the middle layers has been lost.
You still get a 👍 from me.
I agree. I'll do that for the next one! :)
@@peterbrownwastaken I noticed you had a bandsaw in your workshop, you could take the table top and cut into two parts, each half an inch thick. Then put it back into the mould and top it up with clear resin and the brass. This would give you two tables tops with out using much of the brass.
Just a thought. 👍
maybe shine a bright light from underneath to see if that shows anything .. if so, you could then add an LED strip around the inside of the "leg" on the bottom of the table
@@peterbrownwastaken I kept watching thinking, "He's hiding all that brass. What was the point of even putting it in just to hide it." BUT, all and all I think it was a great idea to use up what would normally just be trash scrap. I liked the end result, albeit not very brassy (LoL). Did you teach yourself how to weld? I'm only asking because I'm thinking of teaching myself. If so, what was the learning curve? Was it difficult to learn or pretty simple or something you believe you'll get better at with practice.
Again, great project. I enjoy all of your videos. Thank you.
The entire time! Argle Bargle! Please don't use such a saturated color. Oh my heart😝😵😱😜😟
Watching you eliminate those bubbles with the torch is verry satisfying 👍👍
That's my favorite part! :)
I love this channel we laugh together we make things together we cry together we ruin planers together. Fun is had by all
HAHA!
I would LOVE, to see a brass and blue-resin dragon egg from you
That’s a cool idea.
Saphira's Egg?
@@Grimm-Gaming No. Like a dragon born egg from D&D
This would be amazing!!! I would love to watch that
I really feel like running my hands through that bag of shavings, but then i would probably lose my hands 😂
I switched to the cup because I got brass shaving in my fingers through the gloves. Nasty stuff.
I don't remember well what kind of metal bits I ran my hands through as a kid but it was surprisingly soft like sand... Coulda been blackened sand for all I remember. Just don't do that. xP
@@AsAboveISoBelow probably steel powder
I just countersinked holes all day on stainless steel and trust me you do not want to be touching that stuff lol. I got about 100 metal splinters from it through my gloves
That looks really cool! What if you tried a black base and then the rest clear? That will really make the brass pop and you can see the entire brass flakes.
I wish I had thought of that. I think it might have been the way to go on this.
Peter Brown you can always try again
Yeah you can try it out with another simple project:)
I was hoping someone had that idea!! That's what I was thinking the whole time. I really hope he does this project again
@@NatashaFenwick I hope he does the project again, or something with the filings.
Ooo, the Murder Table. Sweet!
well he put the top coat on so its wrist slitting ability is limited
@@axelbostrom3606 but when he makes the resin & silver Axe it'll be great for the slaying of werewolves, well if you can pin one down to it ;-)
How many tables do you have lying around now?
Not nearly enough for all my bowls... haha!
@@peterbrownwastaken Peter vs Pin
@Christina VanTassell who is Threadbanger?
(Yeah make a comment bowl out of *that* , also stop bleeping your swears)
@Christina VanTassell Bowl-shit
@Christina VanTassell nice time to add r/whooosh now, people.
came out really nice!!
could see some varients on this ....doing the pours as decreasing color density so it "fades" down into darker the deeper it goes...
i've seen fine brass curls used for inclusions in bowls and pens when you fill a void with resin, so there's a ton of possibilities there.. winds up with an almost organic, fossil-stone kind of look to it....
you are right about your planer.....your knives will likely need resharpening after that, as they'll have lots of nicks in them after cutting the brass.. If you know someone with a milling machine, that might do better but I think you'd still get a bunch of chip out no matter what you do.....
a final surface pour is really the only solution to leave a "finger-friendly" surface, otherwise anyone who touches it, will come away bloody....
Agreed with the colour density/opacity.
@@keshticlesp6269 Could do a table thats like looking down into a deep coral reef ;)
completely agree, was really hoping the opacity would drop
I would fire that Camera... Just can't get good help these days... LOL! Cool table...
HaHa! "You had one job!"
Hey Peter, not a fully original idea but have you considered making a pizza tray out of pizza? Also great video, looks like pain as a table
That would look legit disgusting, though...
I think it would look good and it would be a wonderful idea. It doesn't have to taste good it just has to look good! You can make pizza very colorful. You got red peppers, yellow peppers, green peppers, black olives, pepperoni slices, mozzarella slices, sliced mushrooms and heck why not throw some bacon on there too! Okay that actually does sound kind of good. I'm not sure how it would hold up to a pizza cutter rolling across it though.
Goat Bot thats a cool idea. It might be too greasy to encase in resin... Although the bacon worked ...😁
It will somewhat decay inside with all the moisture and grease... maybe if you let a thin crust mostly dry first
Is it bad that I want to see this even if it slowly rots away? For science
Man, I'd love to see a project like this done with heat anodized steel shavings. Could get a mix of silver, gold, blue, and purple colors in there. And all you need is steel shavings and your torch.
you should totally do a mashup of this and the nebula thing! would look insane and (hopefully) gorgeous
now THERE is a VERY interesting idea......
What are we calling this one? The "murder table" or "attempted murder table" on account of it almost killed your planer?
I'm not sure what to call it. You're right, it's totally evil.
Peter Brown “Event Horizon” table with brass
I think "The 187 table" would work.
He called it a loaf of evil at one point
The Murderloaf table has a nice ring to it. Just sayin'...
Hey Peter! I'm a preschool teacher in Kazakhstan. We used one of your videos in our science lesson yesterday. (I found some epoxy at the bazaar randomly last weekend, so the kids all had fun dunking broken toys in it)
This question comes from Boris and Abdulbais, two of my four-year-olds. They want to know if you can make a teapot out of feathers. Boris specifically asked for "dragon feathers", but I'm not sure that last bit is actually feasible. lol.
Whoa ho, That looks amazing! Murder Bowl was one of my favorites from last year, I feel it was the sequel we needed!
"Murder Bowl 2: The Tabling" Rated R for brief, male nudity.
I want to turn that :) It looks awesome brother!
Murderbowl 2.0?
@@CoolAsFreya Yes
Steal it
Peter, how did you think running brass through your surface planer was a good idea?
The chaos I inflict on my shop for you guys... :)
You're talking to a man who, among other things, has worked rock salt, candy, and pepper in his shop.
I don't think it was a horrid idea. He patched the nicks up with resin, probably saved some effort.
@@peterbrownwastaken you should make a woodturning with red oak
Trial and error?
Looks Fantastic! I hope we will see those brass shavings included in the future 😁
Still got a ton. Open for suggestions. :)
@@peterbrownwastaken Maybe a casting where you can see more of the brass shavings. Especially the curly once.
The finished product looks amazing, almost like marble. But maybe something like what you did with the dandelion? :)
Much love, from Denmark. :D
@@peterbrownwastaken This might be a bit much, but it would have all your elements, plus would be good for two video postings.... for the turned piece, make a table lamp...to do the lamp base, decide how long you want it and how big, then use two square pcs of plywood, sandwich an L shaped brass tube in the center{used to run your lamp cord through} of the two pcs of plywood, set up your box to pour the resin and filings into in layers,..side thought, if you use a clear tube, you could use a string of small led lights to go up the center and would be easier to bend for the cord to come out the bottom side of the base ..Then for the shade itself...using an old lamp shade frame, make the panels from resin in the old Tiffany style, with the small clamps to hold the panels to the frames.. would look awesome with the swirls of different colors in a clear base so that you could see the brass curls in both the lamp base and the shade panels.... spray paint the metal lamp frame brass color to make the curls pop more.. great gift or even a give away for say your next anniversary show or your next sub count mile stone.... Plus, I also like the idea of the dragons eggs and bracelet that others have suggested.. Really enjoy your videos, Thank you for posting them.... =)
I think a number of small castings would be great for them, like various shapes of small paper weight type designs, but more creative. Have different levels of colors and translucentness. Getting the brass centered and in neat designs may be hard, but would look great, much like small little metal sculptures captured in resin.
@@peterbrownwastaken you could always make some really sick knife scales and cooperate with someone who makes knives or go from there.
Great video! If you had thrown some quartz crystals into the mix you would have created orgonite!
Yes!
Lol...organite. People are so gullible.
Peter I actually cringed when put it through you planner. You wanted new knives for it anyway.
I was going to make the same comment. I totally cringed! Lol
I was just thinking "Your taking something which is plastic and metal and putting it through a machine made exclusively for wood. This will not end well."
The good news is. I needed new knives anyway.... haha.
You giving out hearts these days or did the murder table turn you cold
After working with this table top I have a fresh appreciation for Carls efforts. Turning this must have sucked. :)
You have inspired me to finally take the steps necessary to begin ‘resin play’ as I like to call it.
Thank you for being you and for sharing your magnificent creativity with all of us!!!
would have been cooler to make the last layer semi-transparent instead so you can see the whole shavings.
I love your honesty when things go wrong. 9:20 "Ok, I think I can just come right out and say that putting that piece through my planer was a colossally stupid idea."
It makes your videos all the more watchable. Keep being imperfect, it's great!
A pearl pigment would’ve been dope with the gold color of brass!
All these resin videos are so, *so* satisfying to watch. The colors, the pouring, the glossy, shiny finishes... it gives me the same tingles other get with ASMR.
It's super pretty, but with that black resin there's so much of the shavings you can't even see!
Your positivity and humour makes your videos all the more epic.
Dude I clicked so fast! Missed you!
Oh azir... Enjoy your 9.4 buffs
@@elmaghrabi9866 Thank you ^^ its small but its still good
my four year old nephew and i watch you all the time, he says everytime and im quoting him " peter brown is a mad man i love him"
That's the prettiest loaf of evil I've ever seen. Splendid!
Watching those bubbles melt away under the blowtorch is strangely mesmerising.
Loved the video!
I’d like to see you try a river table
I have watched your videos almost since the beginning, and to this day I still, get super excited to watch whatever it is you are making. Great work Peter!
You should make it a "Murder" trilogy and do a 3rd metal shavings piece. I wonder how you would do a walking stick.
I'm so happy for you that you got an epoxy sponsor! Way to go Peter!
Did anyone else immediately think of Subnautica when you heard the welder go off? =)
I love that game! (Just got the new one too)
@@peterbrownwastaken Gaming channel when? :p
Haven't played the new one yet. Many hours invested in the first one though. =)@@peterbrownwastaken
Yesssssss
No, but I can't un-hear it now
Honestly this is one of my favorite channels on RUclips.
You should do a collaboration with Bobby duke arts.
I would be okay with this.
Watching those bubbles get popped by the torch is really satisfying.
Oh my God, the man got a resin sponsorship...
That professional slow tilt and close-up of your left glove, inspiring. Really an excellent result too!
I want to see you retry the milk blank. Kiwami Japan made a knife out of it using a very different technique that looks like it takes a lot shorter than a week and looks a ton more turntable. He first dipped the milk in acetic acid, took the clumps, then dipped those into ethanol and cooked them on a pan then put the resulting plastic in the mold.
Nothing better than coming home from a rubbish day at work to see a RUclips notification from your channel. Cheered me right up with this beautiful piece of work :)
This was so cool!! loved the end result :)
I'm glad you finally got a Total Boat sponsorship. Congrats! You've been using their products forever.
Don't worry, a grinder and paint makes you the welder you ain't
I was waiting to find this comment 😂😂
Every time I see metal and resin mixed I think how can this go wrong?? And then you make something awesome.
See ya next month
I love your videos for this very reason, you get straight into the project and there’s no hold up! I’ve been watching you for 2-3 years and the content just keeps getting better and better!!
I would have done the bottom black and shavings on top and then epoxy clear on top.
Thank you! I Enjoy your videos!
As a chronic insomniac, his videos always help me to relax and put me to sleep 😊
Try resin vs Origami
Like a crane in a sphere or something
I've been griping for months that I can't find I desk I like (too tall, not the right look, etc). I think you've finally pushed me over the edge of making my own. Thank you!
Great job Bro!! I really like the table top with the black and brass. Pretty good job on welding too. But I have to say I cringed a little when you planned it ....hope your planner knives are ok. Great Video👍👍
Thanks. They’re not Ok at all. Good news is they’re cheap. haha.
@@peterbrownwastaken For some planers there are cutter heads which use a whole bunch of indexable carbide inserts, arranged in spirals. They cut much smoother, none of the sideways dips or lines because cutters are always in contact with the wood. Chip something and you just rotate the chipped inserts instead of having to replace or resharpen a whole knife. They can probably easily handle cutting of non-ferrous metal like these brass or aluminum shavings.
I found myself holding my breath while you were sanding. Another enjoyable video Peter, thanks.
oooh... a Goth-ee table? :) Lovin' it!
I like how in the close ups, you see some of the Black's blue-green undertones revealed. Great project Peter!
You gotta upload more often! Lol 😋
Glad to see that you finally got a resin sponsor Peter, looking forward to more insane resin projects in the future!
What's "California Cold", Peter?
It was 50*F in the shop. I had to put on shoes. Nonsense. ;)
@@peterbrownwastaken 😂😂
Really bloody warm for everyone else. :P
34 here in New England
Currently 6°f in indiana it's starting to warm up
Absolutely gorgeous! I really love the effect the shavings create and with the black it gives such a nice contrast!
But can you make a total boat out of Total Boat??
Wow the bubble popping with the torch was super satisfying in this video! Also super neat that the resin appeared transparent while pouring but became super opaque when it settled in the mould.
Careful Peter, any more metal work and you'll get the machinists descending on you. :P
hey peter, just a friendly reminder, if you are using cold blue on steel, its vital to do a coat of oil on it afterwards (the cold blue forms an oxide layer on the steel wich is porous, this soaks up oil wich prevents it from rusting and gives it a darker colour) you can totally do the pastewax after but i'd highly recommend using a light coat of oil first for that reason
Mhh...
i don‘t like this one so much.
I would have done a thin coat of black epoxy at the bottom and then the bras chips in clear resin.
Beautiful. If my Dad were alive, he would be SOOOOOO jealous of those corner clamp things.
Seems like you and Nick are on the same brainwave haha
Man, I don't know what it is but you have slowly become my absolute favorite RUclips creator. Your videos are the only ones I watch on regular speed (normally I do 2x) because you have just such a chill vibe. People probably don't say this enough but keep up the awesome work. Every time you post a video I make time to watch it. Thank you!
might be cool to put those curls into a red cuff braclet
You know what they say! Grinder and paint make me the welder I ain't! Great video. Thanks for the awesome content
Cool as always! But man, I gotta say that it looks like a ton of clipped nails in there.. Not sure how to feel about that, but great job none the less! 😂
Best part about your stuff is you never know how it's going to end up. This one came out great mate!
Frinkin' siiiiiiiiiiiiiick!
Thank you man!!
@@peterbrownwastaken BTW, can I have your hair?
@@AndyBirkeyMaker uh...no.
@@peterbrownwastaken dangit.
Watching the bubbles pop when you go over with the blowtorch is satisfying
What if u didn't color the resin?!
Peter you've really outdone yourself this time, absolutely beautiful!!!
Looks like fingernail clippings to me
Eww. Well, it doesn’t look like that in person.
@@peterbrownwastaken that's good
Murder table!
I enjoy this channel so much. It’s such incredibly wholesome content, and educational to boot!
"Little Loaf of Evil" is a great name for a project! Love it.
That table top is stunning.
Just WOW.
Hey Peter, I've been watching your channel (and re-watching for that matter) for a long long while now. Basically thanks to you I decided to restore a really old rusty knife and make a handle out of epoxy resin and charcoal. Thanks for the content!
"Murder bowl," "Loaf of Evil," no paper plans, ingenuity, and renegade cameras... I love how real your channel is.
The most amazing tv tray I've ever seen, good job!
I really like the blue undertone in the black with the brass shavings. That was a great choice of colors!🤘
I am always genuinely happy when I see that you have posted a new video
Im so glad he has sponsorship from total boat
I really enjoy your projects, personality, and presentation style. Thanks for another great video.
Watching the black go from bubbly to glassy was just stunning
I love this channel ❤ I'm absolutely terrified of wood working equipment and I could never ever in a million years even touch a saw but I really love watching you do it. The end results look super cool and you're a super chill guy :)
Gorgeous table! I love the abstract patterns and the beauty of the shavings!
Just amazing! My girl an I never get tired of watching your videos. Keep em coming.
Great to see a new video! And thanks for the discount, I’m finally going to order a non-tiny-craft-store volume of resin!
i love the way you did your welding segment! most people, i feel, make the exposure so that you can only see the sparks fly but i really like how i could actually see what you were doing lol
WOW! THAT'S AWESOME. This is seriously a fantastic looking project and I am super impressed. Way to go!
Highlight of the month. As always thanks Peter. Fantastic job and great results!
Watching the bubbles go away was so dang satisfying wow lol