AMAZING Way To Fill A Void In Wood - SO EASY Anyone Can Do It

Love the video. Straightforward and informative. Must agree that music was distracting. Thanks

This is a great tutorial! Straightforward and quick. Thanks!

Beautiful end result. Love it. Great video. Thanks for speeding it up and adding excellent commentary.

I mix a little bit of the stain I'm using into clear epoxy. Blends in pretty well.

Great jam going on here!

Thank you! Super helpful video 😊

Beautiful

Mate! This is good! Thank you!

Ok, just playing devil’s advocate here; my hubby and I liked the music!

Well done, looked great

That torch tip for the bubbles - that's a good idea man.

Nice info, nice music

That was cool, I like how your black dye was still slightly translucent. I have not filled a void that large before, the voids I have filled were structural and I used t88 mixed with Carbon Black Jacquard Pearl Ex Powdered Pigment. This stuff turns the epoxy pitch black and worked really well on a spalted ambrosia maple slab table I built a few years ago. Its kind of a pricy way to pigment something but its what I had on hand from another project and worked darn well. While I don't think this would work on your translucent black dye, With carbon black as the pigment I think you could get away with creating a filler layer from ground coffee and blackened elmers glue, or some other type of media so you dont need as much epoxy in the void.

Nice!

Nice video and great job. I have some slight cracks in a live edge cutting board and this should work. Hope all is well in Texas. Spent 8 months down there in Houston area training commercial pilots. In 2016 I witnessed huge rains and flooding like I have never seen,especially around Humble. I hope you are safe and we are all praying for you guy's. Peace.

Finally someone who plays Good Music !!

thank you

Have you ever tried a small vibrating system to remove the bubbles. Just about anything that would cause vibration set on the wood would probably work. Maybe a small bench grinder. Not sure how fast the resin sets up but I've used it for different applications to remove air bubbles.

great video and so helpfull! thanks

Thanks!