Epoxy Resin & Wood Basics Series - Wood (Part 3/11)

Epoxy Resin And Wood Basics Video Series - 3/11 – Finding & Prepping Live Edge Wood For Epoxy Resin Projects

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[Tyno]

Great video and tips!

Ty & keep it up!

[poppopwalker]

Question, How can i use or can I use soft woods like pine in cutting board projects? Would the resin be good enough or hard enough to cover the wood to make the cutting board good enough?

[bstanevich]

Hi Sean, I loved this series of tutorials. I will be moving in a month, so this is not the time to begin a new hobby, but it has been a great time to listen to these videos, so I can hit the ground running, once I’ve gotten moved. I remember you saying in one video that you preferred not to seal your wood prior to pouring. I can’t figure out which video that was in. I’ve come back to hear why you don’t pre-seal your wood, because I see many others who do, but they give no explanation other than to reduce bubbles. Can you refer me to the proper video or give me a brief explanation here. I’m guessing it is because you are using properly dried wood and maybe others aren’t. Thanks!!

[jamesbarlowjr.]

What should the moisture content be (read) when it’s ready for resin? Thanks. Love the videos! 🤝

[isabellejohnson]

Hi! Thanks for this series! do you ever stain or seal the wood before pouring?

[jamesbarlowjr.]

Would Ambrosia Wood be good for Epoxy projects? Thanks

[joemarino]

To much talking ..and no meat on the plate..