Here’s a look at a successful epoxy pour and a few tips on how we achieved it: 1. Make sure your Wood is flat. 2. Build a form using plywood with sheathing tape or HDPE. 3. Use lots of clamps to make sure everything is sealed to eliminate the possibility of a leak. These @besseytools_na Spindle clamps work great for the end board. 4. Use cauls under the workpiece to create even pressure to eliminate any leaks. 5. Trace the pour area with caulking or a hot glue gun to create a dam for contain the

Here’s a look at a successful epoxy pour and a few tips on how we achieved it: 1. Make sure your Wood is flat and that you are using the right epoxy. We use @ecopoxy FlowCast because it is designed for a bubble-free, slow cure. 2. Create a backer for the pour out of plywood and our Form Building Tape. You can also use HDPE if you plan on doing many pours. 3. Use lots of clamps to make sure everything is sealed with @akfixna silicone to eliminate the possibility of a leak. These @besseytools_na S

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