Hey everyone it's Dylan we're back again for another week here in the shop uh this
week we actually are finally gonna be doing the installation for the copper and wenge
door that we showed a little while back joe's throwing silicon in Haley as she tries to film
um so we're going to see that installation then we're also going to be pouring uh
resin between these two cottonwood slabs really nice stuff we got from GL Veneer and then we're
going to keep working on the four-inch-thick table as well so now we're going to head off to the job
site well the boys are I'm gonna stay here but they're gonna head off to the job site to install
the jam of that copper and wenge door so we're actually gonna put the jam in first we're gonna
test fit the door and then we're gonna take the door out uh the door will go in at a later
date once we finish it but we're going to kind of show you that whole process of putting the jam in
now
you
so we've pre-fit the jab on the door now here we're going to be taking the door
out and putting a filler a temporary filler in
we haven't finished the door and now there's all kinds of custom copper clad detailing that's going
on this door we'll be taking the door to the cooper smith probably for two-three weeks at
least
okay so that part went really well uh the jam is in the door fit really good had a really
smooth movement on that pivot hardware now we got to get it finished up with oil and take it
to the coppersmith so in the next clip here you're gonna see us picking it up from them,
unfortunately, we didn't get any footage at the coppersmiths but I think it turned out pretty good
all right so we're back today to do our final installation of this
absolutely amazing copper and wenge door that we've manufactured for an amazing
client
it's in
so we've got another pour of course that we're very excited for
uh if you guys have been watching our channel for a while you'll remember back at jail veneer
we picked out a few cottonwood and willow burl slabs this is the cottonwood here
and it's this is actually one slab it kind of looks like two but it is one slab and it's
very burly um we're gonna pour I think it's 90 litres of resin we're going to mix up here it's
kind of this blue-green sort of turquoise resin but it should look really really good
uh
okay so you guys just watched us uh pull the four inch thick table out of the mold this is
the first four inch stick for we did on our water cool table and by the looks of it you
can see there's basically zero bubbles that appeared on top like there's a couple there
a couple right here on top but it's all going to get machined off the surface now one thing that
i need to stress here is this is not possible under normal conditions so if you buy or epoxy
and you just pour it at room temperature with the regular mold it's going to crack and overheat but
if you look in the description we've now released our plans for our water cooled table so it's a
it's an aluminum table that has water piping going all underneath and it actually cools the
resin as it cures and that's why we're able to pull off these massive pores so
now i know i realize not everyone's going to do giant tables but if you want to make
cubes more artistic smaller things than really big volumes you can use the water cooled mold
okay now that we've been able to construct successfully our first liquid cooled table and
we're gonna be offering some blueprints and plans on how to build your own liquid cool table here so
we're just getting started uh we use copper piping standard soldering methods and techniques and
and i'll be putting together a complete set of blueprints and plans on how to
build the liquid cool table the thing about soldering that i quite enjoy is it's a really
basic simple standardized method of practice uh the tools involved i mean you've got a simple
pipe cutter works just as good as anything else you've got your wire brush cleaners as well too
some solder soldering paste and a propane torch is all you need to get started to be
able to assemble your own liquid cool table and we look forward to offering a completed
structural set of plans on how to do this hey guys so we're here again and we have another
one of these bases we have already made one of them uh they actually interlock so like that
they're kind of like a plush shape and they're for our circular table which is right over here
okay so I hope you guys enjoyed finally seeing that door get installed we were
pretty satisfied because we've been working on that for a long time and the clients were really
pleased they're actually going to have us do their dining table now for them so that's kind of cool
and then beside me here I have this new vacuum chamber that we just purchased so a lot of you
guys actually commented this and suggested that we try and use a vacuum to remove all of the bubbles
from our pores so we do a pretty good job of that already but there is a few bubbles left sometimes
um so that's why we got this thing so it's got a nice big chamber inside we can fit one of our
big home depot buckets in there and hopefully it works pretty good so we will we're just waiting
for some oil to show up and then we'll show you how this thing works next week why are we you