Water pop will raise grain in lower grits but not much at higher grits. And the sanding recommendation was for the epoxy only, not the rest of the table.

It’s cured it won’t come up if fully cured

Hard to say without seeing a picture, but it's probably because the wood was not completely dry.

Btw, I am German. Both of my parents are German.

Do you speak german as well ?

Wie hast du das denn gelagert ?

usually oil or resin will get them away

Hi Max, thanks so much for the kind words. I know exactly the holes you are referring to after planing the resin with a router. This happened to me quite a few times from a dull router bit or trying to remove too much material at once. I remove the debris with an air compressor and fill the holes with clear resin before sanding. Bosch makes great tools and the GET75 will work just as well as Festool. I use festool bc I opted for a mobile workshop. I chose to get rid of all my stationary tools except for my bandsaw and go all festool bc of the cohesive system and portability. Plus, I am German and love German tools. ;)

From what I've seen, if you want a glossy look, you're gonna want to add polish when you're around the 4k grit or higher.

320 grit

Hi Linda, it depends on how deep the air bubbles are in the epoxy. I would try to sand with 220 grit and see if that works.

Water and a rag to remove the dust before applying the finish.

It was nice video, but frustrating to have to rewind every tip when they could have been left up until the next one

He’s using vacuum attachment.. don’t you hear it running?.. much better than bag..