Mastering Epoxy with Russell Brown, Part 1 - Introduction to Filleting

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  • Опубликовано: 22 авг 2019
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    Wanna get a handle on all that epoxy can do and how to do it? We did. So we got the book... and then we went to the guy who wrote the book. This guy is amazing. Ladies and gentlemen... Russell Brown. From boatbuilding to repair, these epoxy tips and techniques will help you work cleaner, faster, and with better results.
    In this video, Russell goes over the basics of filleting with epoxy. It's crucial to have the right mix, tools, and materials ready before you start and have a plan of action.
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Комментарии • 32

  • @mickypful
    @mickypful 9 месяцев назад +1

    Many thanks for these videos, I find then very useful and enjoyable. Been in the boat business for over 40 years and now retiired . Never attempted wood/grp/varnish as my discipline was always engineering and believed in 'do what you do, do well '. Now's the time for me to expand a bit.

  • @frederickwood9116
    @frederickwood9116 Год назад

    The videos that come through this channel are unusually good. I’m always surprised how few views and comments there are. It’s a fantastic resource to have a hand.
    Thanks for this video too.

  • @mattbec
    @mattbec Год назад

    Thank you for the strength test and breaking the fillet, that's exactly what I have been trying to see. It looks plenty strong and I'm now more confident in the strength of the technique.

  • @marekmarko2274
    @marekmarko2274 Год назад +1

    He is amazing

  • @scottmclaughlan642
    @scottmclaughlan642 3 года назад +1

    Helpful video, thanks 👍

  • @lectro88
    @lectro88 2 года назад

    I was eager to watch this "series" but after a short search, only 2 vids on utube #1 & #7
    lowered expectations I guess

  • @mikejustice1196
    @mikejustice1196 2 года назад +1

    Why do your videos not go to the next episodes?
    Have to chase them down like a loose kite.

  • @johngoodell2775
    @johngoodell2775 3 месяца назад +1

    "i would call that successful" hahaha

  • @blainejeffreys
    @blainejeffreys 3 года назад +1

    Hit your wood chisel sticks with a bit of CA on the cutting edge

  • @danielmckendry5893
    @danielmckendry5893 3 года назад

    How do you achieve a filleting putty the same colour as your timber?

  • @BokrosD
    @BokrosD 4 года назад +2

    Instead of sanding the cured fillets, I wait until the epoxy has gelled well then dip a gloved finger in 70/30 IPA and smooth it down. This makes a glass smooth surface without the hassle of sanding. Feel free to tell me if this is a bad idea. Thanks for the cool video!

    • @stephengrube1532
      @stephengrube1532 3 года назад

      Newbie. What is 70/30 IPA?

    • @craighuenergardt2198
      @craighuenergardt2198 3 года назад

      Isopropyl Alcohol. I tried it and loved it! Use thick gloves. I waited too long but the fillets were still soft. I used acetone and rubbed them smooth. It worked great. Thanks for the tip.

  • @leesire
    @leesire 3 года назад

    Do you have a patch kit for screw holes that will work to patch the holes in the fiberglass hull? I have to cut the screw off, prob sand into the gelcoat, and patch with something. Thank you.
    Do you have anymore videos?

    • @nateface
      @nateface 3 года назад +1

      Hi Lee - we don't sell patch kits, but a little thickened epoxy should work great. There are hundreds of videos - including this 10-part series - at www.offcenterharbor.com/all-videos/ if you'd like to check them out.

    • @leesire
      @leesire 3 года назад

      Nate Rooks thank you so much

    • @craighuenergardt2198
      @craighuenergardt2198 3 года назад +1

      I highly recommend this video series as well as others. Especially as a beginner. Using a roller for laying the glass was amazing. Best $45 I ever spent. Thanks!

  • @mikejustice1196
    @mikejustice1196 2 года назад

    Anyone know where I can video 2 on the epoxy in all these scrambled up videos
    Very frustrating to try to get an education with jumbled up…

    • @nateface
      @nateface 2 года назад

      They aren't all on RUclips - you can get more of videos at the link in the description.

  • @terrybrunson3444
    @terrybrunson3444 2 года назад

    Website please

    • @offcenterharbor
      @offcenterharbor  2 года назад

      OffCenterHarbor.com - You can also check out the links in the description to get right to more of this series.

  • @stephengrube1532
    @stephengrube1532 3 года назад

    So...you put fillets on top of cured fiberglass/epoxy and NOT the other way around?

    • @alpot4065
      @alpot4065 3 года назад

      A bit late of a reply, but for future web searchers: I watched the full video series. I seem to recall that the panels were fiberglassed prior to assembly. So, in this case, the fillets were going on top of glass. A video later in the series goes over adding fiberglass tape over the fillet.

  • @freefinancialadvice
    @freefinancialadvice 3 года назад

    U said garaRge nice.

  • @Hutchy45445
    @Hutchy45445 4 года назад +1

    I've never had any of the epoxy products, like gorilla or permatex, bond or hold up to anything. All surfaces prepared and cleaned, but still no success.

    • @nateface
      @nateface 4 года назад +4

      Russell (and most of the other boatbuilders I know) use WEST System Epoxy. I've used gorilla glue but not permatex, and all I can say is that real 2-part epoxies like WEST are in a different league. They'll bond and hold up to just about anything.

    • @leesire
      @leesire 4 года назад

      I have a hole in my fiberglass 1987 Thundercraft boat. How should I make sure it’s not going to leak. The guy I bought it from patched it up and it looks good but...

    • @leesire
      @leesire 3 года назад

      Nate Rooks do they have an all purpose epoxy glue that I can buy

    • @leesire
      @leesire 3 года назад

      NorthernKanuk I agree with you 💯. Watch the RUclips Project Farm test the epoxy glues. I think JB Weld original came out pretty well. I hope West System glue has an all purpose epoxy glue.