Скачать или смотреть Live 001 - Shane Peters and Rob Sandstrom First Multicolor Epoxy Inlay Q&A

This is Rob and Shane's first live session. We had a few difficulties switching from a splash screen to the actual live session so there is about two minutes of us trying to master how to get on the screen. You can quick forward through first two minutes if you don't want to hear Rob and Shane struggling through getting connected. Stick around, we figure it out and do get on with the show proper.

If this format works for people, we will plan on doing additional Q&A sessions on the topic of multicolor epoxy art techniques.

In the interest of building both of our channels population and reaching the level needed to potentially receive some lunch money we will switch between Shane's channel at:    / @shaneshardwood6321   and this channel.

In full disclosure, we are both attempting to build our channel to the point where we might receive a small stipend to support our Maker adventures.

We answered several questions that people have about starting their own multicolor epoxy art journeys, so if wanting to embark on this adventure or if you just have an interest in how it would be done stick around. Below is an index of the topics discussed to allow you to jump to that topic if interested in viewing or reviewing the live session. I would recommend starting at the 2:20 mark just to avoid the rambling of getting started:

00:00 Video Start No One on Screen
02:20 Start of actual live session and discussion
03:15 Precoating Discussion
05:30 Depth of cut when vectors are so close together depth of vbit is limited discussion
06:27 Question and Discussion about Finishing Process to Get High Gloss on Epoxy art
09:02 Flesh Tone Colors discussion in Shane's Epoxy Art
13:45 Epoxy Pigments Shane is Using These Days
14:30 Process used for final surfacing
19:00 Feed and Speed Discussion for vBits
21:50 Mixing Epoxy Colors Discussion
23:25 Possible We Shall Never Forget Project
25:40 Question on running vBit first
26:15 Overlapping Vectors Discussion
28:50 Popular Woods Used for Epoxy Inlays
31:12 Color Pour Discussion on Never Forget Plaque
33:40 Swirl Discussion
36:55 Staining the Wood When Doing Epoxy Art
39:00 Pouring Clear Epoxy Pocket to Start Project Discussion
41:45 Discussion about Epoxy and Food Safety
43:08 Showing Off For Shane A Couple Projects of his that Rob Liked and Had Pictures of
45:00 Shane Demonstrating How He Pours Clear Pockets in His Resin Room
48:35 Puttinh Hot Stuff on the Epoxy Discussion
50:00 vBit Discussion and Discount Code Provided for Bits
51:21 Review of Shane's Polishing Method

A couple topics we promised to provide follow-up links and information on our shared below:

Rob: YT Overlapping Vectors Fundamentals    • Overlapping Vectors Fundamentals   Part 5  
Shane: Overlapping Vectors for Epoxy Inlays    • Overlapping Vectors for Epoxy Inlays  
Mark Overlapping Vectors for Multi Color Epoxy Inlays    • Overlapping Vectors for Multi Color Epoxy ...  

Also below is a link to a playlist in which Rob goes through a project of pouring a multicolor epoxy project using green, white, and black colors. It is a series of videos, starting with the pre-coating process and working through the final milling of the project.

Multicolor Epoxy Playlist:    • Multicolor Epoxy  

There were a few questions about the bits Shane and I use. I forgot to mention that I previously did a video on all of the bits I use for doing the multicolor epoxy inlays. That video can be found with the link below:

Multicolor Epoxy Work Bit Types and Selections for Use    • Multicolor Epoxy Work Bit Types and Select...  

We discussed the bits we use and offered to provide a discount code for those interested in purchasing the same bits. We have no financial arrangements with R.I.P. Precision Tools, we receive nothing in return for people using this discount code.
We only feel good about someone getting a good deal because they acted on information from one of my videos. The discounts are for bits purchased on the R.I.P. Precision Tools Website: https://www.ripprecisiontools.com/

Discount Codes: ROBSAN10 or MADMAN10

Either code will work.

Below is a list of the bits I have used on multicolor epoxy projects. With the exception of the surfacing bit, I nearly exclusively use the R.I.P. Precision Tools v-bits listed below. I find them of high quality and I like their customer service. Heck they even sent me a hat because I regularly purchase bits from them. Below is a list of bits, both R.I.P Precision Tools and ToolsToday.com Amana bits:

V-Bits

R.I.P. Precision: VBC-STUBBY15250F1 15°
R.I.P. Precision: VBC-30250F3 30°
R.I.P. Precision: VBC-60250F3 60°
R.I.P. Precision: VBC-90250F4 90°

Amana: 45611-K 15°
Amana: 45771 and 45771-K 30°
Amana: 45783 and 45783-K 18°
Amana: 45622-k 45°
Amana: RC-1045 45° 1/2' Shank Using Inserts
Amana: 45707 60°
Amana: RC-1108 60° 1/2' Shank Using Inserts
Amana: 45701 90°
Amana: 45704 90°
Amana: RC-1102 90° 1/2' Shank Using Inserts