How to Fill Cracks and Voids with Epoxy - Getting a Perfect Epoxy Pour

Thank you for the clear and concise video...I'm glad that I watched it before starting my seal coats on my 72" x 24" x 2" live edge Black Walnut top (making either a coffee table or a desk). I had taped one side first with Tuck Tape and was about to brush a seal coat one one side then wait and then start the 1st main epoxy pour. I realized after watching your video that with the small cracks/veins in the wood (some go all the way through) that I would not be able to get the seal coat completely through to the other side and that I would need to flip the board over to seal any parts that remain exposed. I will remove the Tuck Tape from one side, sand & clean, complete the seal coat on BOTH sides, sand & clean, re-tape one side with Tuck Tape, then do complete the main epoxy pour process. Long winded comment to say thank you for posting the video...much appreciated. I am a beginner and found this extremely helpful.

Ive never seen warm as you pour before. Good idea. Thanks.

always nice when your youtube rabbit hole leads you to your local wood shop!!! ill be back in soon

Spectacular! Exactly what I was looking to learn how to do. Thank you!

I have watched quite a few "how to" videos on epoxy resin lateley, and this is probably the best epoxy walktrough i have seen!

Hands down one of the most informative And easy to watch videos! Great work! Thank you!

Fun to watch and a very nice outcome. It really is a beautiful piece of wood and you maintained its integrity with your careful application of the epoxy. Cheers, Dave

Fantastic walkthrough. Thanks so much for putting this out there

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I've been looking for a video that takes me through the whole process. You answered many of the questions I have. Especially about the seal coat. My test/learning piece piece is in the garage leaking like a sieve right now. :) Hopefully I do better on the actual table, and I'm sure I will thanks to this video. WELL DONE!

Save $$ huge amounts by filling the big voids with clean,broken glass, I've done this many times,it sometimes cuts the amounts of epoxy used in half...think of all that extra cash possibly some faux windows for that no- smiles gray background! Maybe a paint some puffyclouds? Very serious and informative video, keep up the good work!

great overview...good tips! Just what I need to know.

Informative and interesting!! Thanks

Jim Halpert: the woodworker.

Great info 👍👍

Very informative video gave me a boost of confidence

thanks, very helpful

Excellent Video. Very thorough. Narration enjoyable, I learned a lot.

Amazingly informative; learned a lot, thank you very much

Nice job

learned alot from this!