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That's awesome Tim! So I had this issue the first time when I screwed up, and by that point, it was the least of my concerns. The second time when I did it in layers it wasn't an issue. The first pour might've raised it a bit, but then once it tried it anchored it in position and I was able to pour the next 2 layers without any issue. Once I had it out of the mold I just planed it until the epoxy was flush with the wood. Hope that helps!

Thanks Fred! If I'm being completely honest there was a lot of practice and behind the scenes out takes that never saw the light of day before this one came out haha.

Oh definitely! The epoxy isn't adding much to the structure of the project so it would for sure work without it. That might make for a pretty cool look too!

Thank you and that's a good idea! I've heard from a number of other maker that buffing the epoxy really helps to get the crystal clear look. It's something I'll have to try on my next epoxy project!

The epoxy sits flush with the wood now. When I poured the epoxy it came up over the wood ever so slightly, and that I planed off. Tuck tape might be a regional thing. It's a product here in Canada used the seal the seems between house wrap. I've included a link to it here, it might be called something different where you are. http://www.cantech.com/product/9

Thank you! and double thank you for pointing out that typo, better go fix that!

Thanks so much man! Much appreciated. I'll do my best to keep them coming :)

Thank you! I love taking photos and videos, I often joke I only got into doing DIY projects so that I could have something to take photos of haha.

Thank you! Developing my writing style took a little while but I really enjoy the process. I hadn't written anything long form since graduating from school so doing these DIY projects gave me a great outlet to do some long form writing, in a much less formal way. I'm sure once you've done it a few times you'll really start to find your own voice. Good luck and keep it up!

I hear you, I actually like the hairpin legs, but I knew they would be a bit polarizing. Once I have all of my welding equipment setup in the new shop I'll get back to making my own legs for my projects.

My pleasure, thank you for checking it out!

Thank you Penolopy!

You're very welcome! Thank you so much for watching!

You're very welcome! Thank you so much for watching!

You're very welcome! Thank you so much for watching!

You're very welcome! Thank you so much for watching!

Thanks Art! Just noticed, I'm very excited!

Thank you! It was a lot of fun to make and I'm really happy with how it turned out.