Hey everyone it's Dylan and Charlie from the Black Forest Wood Company and we are building
a table for Joe Manganiello he's actually going to use this as his dungeons and dragons table
he has a celebrity group that comes and plays on this table and it's going to go in his man cave
and be used for that so we've got an incredible piece of Bastogne walnut over 255 litres of resin
and we're going to show you our full process of how we got to this point
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he's probably near the top of the list when it comes to the famous people that
we've been playing before we've got a giant slab of bath stone walnut we're working on
this slim here's about 12 feet long and the table itself is gonna end up being about six feet wide
so it's a it's a beast it's big
once it has that screen cut you can just use that to cut like an angle on them
we've just got these absolutely stunning slabs of Bastone walnut placed in the mould right now
uh for this pour for Joe Manganiello so this is actually going to be his dungeons and dragons
table that he's going to play on uh it's 12 feet long almost six feet wide so this
thing is a beast and today we're just gonna be pouring the base layer, uh so this is going to
be a midnight blue base layer on this piece and then we're gonna be pouring clear over the top
just so we maintain all the detail in the wood that colour looks so awesome here
once these bast stone slabs actually get finished they're gonna look so so rich nice beautiful dark
brown out of them so will this will look awesome there's i think three different colors in here
we did our steel gray our evening sunset and our royal blue all in our black forest pigments
and then this of course too as it cures is going to develop all that
texture and that modeling to it so it'll change quite a bit uh this will cure in about one week
and we're only doing 45 liters of epoxy right now just because we're only doing a base layer
all right so there we go that's our three buckets in our base layers down so we poured our
base layer we actually ended up having to add a couple more buckets because the wood soaked it up
and our layer got thinner so we added two more buckets in here i believe and it's
been about 48 hours just over 48 hours since we did the last pour and if you take a look at the
resin it's at the point where it's soft enough that you can see my finger will leave a dent
but it it will still come back up so that that's what you're kind of going for
and if you also notice it didn't stick to my finger it just left that impression
so that's the perfect point to pour and if you make sure you time it properly not only
will you get the strongest bond but you're also going to get a really neat effect so you can see
it on the side of this clock where our base layer is actually all rippled so that's what
we're going for in joe's piece we're gonna try and reproduce what's in that clock on a larger scale
so we've got nine more buckets we're going to mix up here uh and we'll come back once we've
got the resin ready and we're pouring it in okay so here we are uh the base layer like we said it's
been just over 48 hours we've got our nine buckets mixed up and sauger is about to pour everything in
so we're just doing a clear layer over top of that midnight blue base layer because that's
going to really accentuate the the depth effect and show those edges of this slab and it should
also, highlight all that really awesome swirls and figuring we have in the the epoxy layer below
okay everyone so final four is done we ended up adding what was it uh 11 and a half buckets
that we put in here so this will sit in here and cure for one week and then it will be on
to the final sizing uh sanding and then we will be sending this one to Jeco to get sprayed with
polyurethane and we're definitely going to make sure we head over there to get a video
so we will see you guys when we're ready to de-mold this piece so i hope you guys enjoyed
seeing that pour we were here at like literally midnight last night because we had to get that
timing perfect for the base layer but you got to do what you got to do and it it came out
really really awesome we got this rippled effect that we were going for in the base layer i don't
know if you guys can see it now but once we get it de-molded you'll really be able to see it from the
end and next week we will be working on this more so probably on monday we're going to pop it out of
the mold then it's going to go on the cnc machine for flattening then we have to size and sand
and then this one's actually going to go to gecko for finishing so we'll we'll make sure we get some
content of that but thank you guys for watching if you feel like this earned a subscription
a like or a comment please leave some of those below and i should mention too that charlie's
picked up woodworking he he found this piece it's actually salvaged he got it outside it was
deadfall so you know he's not cutting any living trees down it's a nice salvaged piece of something
and it's it's his he carries it around with him now and he's just kind of
deciding on what his first project is going to be so let charlie know what you want to see him make
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