My first time Using epoxy was last week and I just grabbed the Leftovers. I think this video is very helpful to me. Help me get a better understanding of the Epoxy and how it will act in different temperatures

His voice is like .... totally relaxed dude 👍. It’s like Bill and Teds excellent adventure type chill ness

cheeky-chill comedian craftsman teaches resin pouring with science and lasers in 5 minutes 😍 be still, my heart

I like your voice. It has personality! I also like your video, and do not mind it all that it's short. You got to the point and quickly demonstrated the technique.

Awesome video man I’m making a cutting board for my mom an this really helped me !

Greetings from Australia Great technique, I will have a go at this in between furniture projects in 2023. I have subscribed and will be watching more of your content. Regards James One Handed Maker 1 🤚 🔨

Your voice is cheeky! Thank you for doing this. Just getting started with resin so this was super helpful!

Thanks a lot for this vid man! Really needes this info!

Right on great demo!

Great advice, thanks so much!

Thanks for the video! I can’t seem to fix the problem I’m having of colors mixing. The designs / colors pull away from the sides of the mold during curing. Any idea?

Great video. Stumbled across this as have been doing it for some time now, but while testing some new colours today, they looked great while laying them, but 5 hours later were just one solid colour. Now I know why! Also as it was a small test, only 75ml, the short prep time probably didn't let them gel enough to suspend the pigments, should of let them sit first.

Thanks mate!

Dude you’re voice is awesome! That was the first thought that popped in my head!

Love this. Thanks

My newest favorite page! 😊

What a soothing voice 😃

How do I cover up top much black that ran into my other colors??? 🙏

Love the video! I'm about to start making some key caps (for keyboards) out of resin and was wondering how people mix colors without the colors mixing together.

1: Spread base color. 2: heat base color. 3: pour other colors. 4: tiny drops of alcohol.

I cant stop color bleed. I am in florida, ambient temp in shop is 95 degrees. this why my colors bleed together ? I need 75 degrees ? And the mixing color about 20 degrees warmer ?

Does anyone know what the alcohol is supposed to do?

Do you mix the resin and harder with color?

What wood u use and how u prepared for rasin

Can you tell us what the alcohol does exactly?

Subbed because of your voice :))

A face for radio HAHAHA! Cool vid bro :) Busy doing my kitchen counter tops. Totally amped man

You remind me of a radio dj from Tampa named Ricker... harrrrsh!

Your jokes need punchlines..lol.. and you have a great voice for radio or voice over work. The lady was complimenting you!

That voice though.. 😍👌

Cheeky? No, it's more throaty. You could be on the radio! 🎨🏈📢🧪

Thank you dude! I'm looking to make some glow in the dark rods by filling plexiglass tubes with epoxy mixed with glow pigment. I want to do a swirl effect but the glow powder colors are very similiar. I was going to heat up the powder to see it, but I realized that wouldn't fix the problem of the colors blending into "mud" or whatever blended glow in the dark colors end up looking like (might do one to find out now that I typed it in curious) This was EXACTLY the tutorial/information I was looking for. I have the hardest time finding the right tutorial videos, I think I use the wrong words in alot of my searches or something. But it's like midnight and I smoked two joints

You sound like Will Arnett :)

You sound a bit like dean winchester from supernatural 😅

Hahaha... saying your voice is "cheeky" is telling you it's "sexy" in Britspeak. Enjoy the compliments ;)

I’m late here. But I was watching because I’m a resin scientist as well. Just not a very good one 😆 anyhoooo, I was about to comment on your voice and you mentioned someone stating it was “cheeky” idk what the hell cheeky means either. But just thought you should know your voice was interesting enough to mention. Heh. Thanks for helping me not create a pot of mud this morning!

This does not work with deep pour epoxy.

More ads than a cable tv show.

You eat popcorn with a spoon

Dude, get yourself a mask

Great video. Stumbled across this as have been doing it for some time now, but while testing some new colours today, they looked great while laying them, but 5 hours later were just one solid colour. Now I know why! Also as it was a small test, only 75ml, the short prep time probably didn't let them gel enough to suspend the pigments, should of let them sit first.