sitting you need to scuff it up really well and here i think i'm using like NUMBER_TOKEN grit sandpaper and then a brass wire wheel for those more kind of hard to reach areas the mold release spray that i use a lot is very very airborne so you want to make sure to cover any of the wood that is going to be getting that epoxy because if any of that airborne mold release lands on your wood that epoxy's not going to stick to it which is exactly the opposite of what we want so that is why i make sure to cover all the wood that i'm going to be using anytime soon before covett hit i was hosting these resin workshops up at gobi walnut every couple months and since coveted i haven't been able to host anymore this is the last one we had scheduled this was in june so we had to do kind of a socially distanced resin workshop which was great everybody wore their masks we only had NUMBER_TOKEN of the NUMBER_TOKEN people that were able to show up which was kind of a bummer there's andre fixing a small leak we had maybe i'll make a video on how to stop an epoxy leak eventually there's britney from good good wood she's doing some really cool stuff you want to check her out anyway i will be doing more of these in the future if you want to know when that's going to be go to my website sign up for my email list because that's where i will make all those announcements first after having all that free help it's kind of a bummer to be back at my house working alone but you do what you got to do here was about a week later forgot a couple screws but you can see just how easy that landscape border comes apart from the epoxy if there's any part of this process that doesn't make sense to you or that i might have kind of rushed through first off i have a video for pretty much every possible aspect of resin table making but i won't insist that you go watch all NUMBER_TOKEN of the videos that i've made so feel free to ask me a question i'm really good about responding to basically every single one of those questions below the only thing i ask is that if you get something out of this if you like the answer that i give you hit that little subscribe button that's what enables me to keep making more content just like this the way that i cut these circles is i use the circle jig and a spiral router bit and what i do is i make a few shallow passes going only about a half inch deep and one reason i don't go all the way is because first of all the router bit isn't quite long enough and second of all you might have some blowout tarot if you go all the way through the back so i cut this about a half inch deep then i go over to my router table what making that first plunge cut does is enables this bearing to ride against something perfectly round you can see that i'm taking these shallow passes so it's not perfectly round just yet i had to go around a couple times otherwise it would burn a little bit but also take note of this dust collection there is not a single chip or epoxy shred that is going on the table every single bit went right into
START_SELFPROMO_TOKEN hit i was hosting these resin workshops up at gobi walnut every couple months and since coveted i haven't been able to host anymore this is the last one we had scheduled this was in june so we had to do kind of a socially distanced resin workshop which was great everybody wore their masks we only had NUMBER_TOKEN of the NUMBER_TOKEN people that were able to show up which was kind of a bummer there's andre fixing a small leak we had maybe i'll make a video on how to stop an epoxy leak eventually there's britney from good good wood she's doing some really cool stuff you want to check her out anyway i will be doing more of these in the future if you want to know when that's going to be go to my website sign up for my email list because that's where i will make all those announcements END_SELFPROMO_TOKEN