Epoxy Inlays with Shane Peters | Vectric Worldwide UGM 2021

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In this session Shane, the master of epoxy inlays will be sharing everything there is to know to creating an epoxy inlay project. He’ll show us how he brings a design into the software, and the toolpath setup for a typical epoxy project. Shane will then let us in on the practicalities involved with pouring and curing resin.
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@BottlegardenUK 3 года назад

Wow, I must have been living under a rock but I've never seen this style of carving before. Utterly blown away. And I admire your honesty and modesty with your lack of CAD terminology. It can get a bit overwhelming. I live in a world of thingies and wotsits and widgets, so it's good to know others don't always have the right terminology either. But you create masterpieces.

@vectric 3 года назад

Thanks for the comment!!! We will pass it onto Shane!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thank you so much, Pamela! Sorry for the delay in responding. I'm going to have to log onto this thingy more to check all the hoopdedoos that people leave for me. HAHAHAHAHAHA! Have a great day, Pamela!

@brianewhiteguy 3 года назад

Shane is so much more my speed. I love it! Thanks for sharing!!

@vectric 3 года назад

Thanks for taking the time to laeve a comment! We will be sure Shane sees it!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

I'm pretty sure my "speed" is still much slower than you even imagine, Brian!! hahahahahahah

@CBrantleylmft 3 года назад

This one of the best techniques I've ever seen for making signs! This is a whole different level, in real life!

@vectric 3 года назад

Thanks for leaving the comment! We will make sure Shaane sees this!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Clifton, thank you so much for the kind words. My Instagram is about all I use right now and that is ShanesHardwoodLLC if you want to check it out. ❤️

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thank you so much, Clifton!!

@rchavez5056 2 года назад

@@shaneshardwood6321 Shane great job. This is amazing. Can you please share a link to the 2 different vbits you used for this project.

@chitowntexan 9 месяцев назад

Wow wow wow!! Amazing work! I'm a resin artist & I appreciate this skill 👍🏼

@vectric 9 месяцев назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@chitowntexan 9 месяцев назад

@@vectric You're welcome 😊

@dezamiday8530 Год назад

Wow!!! Just amazing! I want to do this so much when I get my CNC!! Beyond Beyond Cool!!! Thanks for taking the time to put this together!

@vectric Год назад

Thank you Dez!

@TheColdAsIce1 3 года назад

Great video! Just finished building a machine and have started to experiment with epoxy inlays. You've given me a lot of ideas to work with. Thanks for sharing them!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

You're very welcome. Thanks for the kind words!

@vectric 2 года назад

Thanks for the comment!

@evans_workshop 3 года назад

Very inspiring. Really love your work. Thanks for the presentation!

@vectric 3 года назад

You are welcome Evan, thank you!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thank you so much, Evan!

@LJ-bg2ly 3 года назад

Thanks Shane! Great presentation and inspiration for future projects.

@vectric 3 года назад

You are welcome Lynn, thanks for the kind comment!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thank you, Lynn!!

@cvn72abe 3 года назад

Absolutely outstanding work.

@vectric 3 года назад

Thank you for your kind comment Emmanuel!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thank you, Emmanuel!

@Barneyscarpetcleaning 2 года назад

Incredible work you are an inspiration to fellow cncers. I just started on some boards with one pour resins., this will up my game by a ton. Thank you for the video.

@vectric 2 года назад

Thank you and let us know how they go!

@HGANGHONY 3 года назад

Absolutely beautiful work.

@vectric 3 года назад

Thank you Gary!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thanks, Gary!!

@andreww6738 3 года назад

Totally, I mean totally AWESOME!

@vectric 3 года назад

We will pass that on!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thank you so much, Andrew!!!

@rrr92462 2 года назад

Wow, so creative. I just got my Onefinity CNC and this vid shows me the potential.

@vectric 2 года назад

Thanks Russel!

@erikwinkler 3 года назад

This really looks nice. A lot of work, but much more powerfull then a vinyl print. So when using epoxies, i would definatly choose as much transparent epoxy mixtures as possible. Great job!

@vectric 2 года назад

Thanks for the comment!

@shaneshardwood6321 2 года назад

Thank you so much!!

@JohnUmlauf-fl5cj Год назад

Fantastic concept.

@vectric Год назад

Thank you!

@NOELTM 3 года назад

Thank you - you have inspired me to give this a go! Will take me a very long time to get close to your skills and creativity however!

@vectric 3 года назад

We will be sure to lear Shane know!!! Thanks for leaving the comment.

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Don't hold back, Gary!! Go for it!!!

@gregorywalsh7115 2 года назад

Mind Blown!!!

@vectric 2 года назад

Thank you!

@grantclarke4713 3 года назад

Your work is great. Thanks for sharing.

@vectric 3 года назад

Thank you Grant for your kind comment!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thank you, Grant!

@dalehoffman9619 3 года назад

Amazing work. Something I might try myself.

@vectric 3 года назад

You are very welcome Dale, thank you!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thanks, Dale! Definitely go for it!!!!

@aaronlucero7836 2 года назад

Wow man that's amazing I really like the way the come out nice work

@vectric 2 года назад

Thank you Aaron!

@OldePhart 3 года назад

That was fantastic work.

@vectric 3 года назад

Thank you kindly!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thank you so much!

@chriskoppenaal5503 3 года назад

Very cool, thanks for sharing 👍

@vectric 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

You're very welcome, Chris! Thank you for the kind words!

@alanpfahler1707 2 года назад

Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing!!

@vectric 2 года назад

You are welcome, thanks Alan!

@jw4321 3 года назад

Really nice. You v-Carved first then used the end mill. Does that give different results than the reverse?

@vectric 3 года назад

Hello John... I suspect it is because clearing with an endmill first might cause some chipping or loss of small islands that should be there for the VBit. If you use the VBit first then it will avoid this.

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

The V-carve goes so much better when it cuts with pressure all the way around it, much less chipping. Thanks for the question, John!

@coachalan22 2 года назад

Do you have to add a protector the cutting boards

@beatleleebailey 3 года назад

Holy Wicked Awesome!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

@vectric 2 года назад

Thanks for the comment!

@flanikent 2 года назад

what do you top coat those cutting boards with ...is it food safe WOW!

@leejackson3781 3 года назад

HI. First, thanks so much for this video. Excellent information. I currently use MAS counter top epoxy because I am cheap and its not expensive and it works well for individual colors separated by wood. However when I use it where the colors are touching, because it gets hot while curing, the colors tend to bleed into each other a little. Leaving a "not so" crisp/clear separation of colors. You mentioned using West Systems (which is rather expensive). Where do you get it and how can I save money on it? Or, is there some other product I could use?

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Are you waiting for the epoxy to cure before pouring the other color? I have never heard of epoxy being able to bleed into cured epoxy of any brand. On Amazon you can buy a bundle for about $150 that will give you a gallon of the resin (105) and the appropriate size container of the slow cure that I use (206).

@vectric 2 года назад

Thanks for the question Lee.

@donaldo20032003 2 года назад

Awesome presentation. Thank you. What is your favorite surfacing bit? Feeds and speeds for it?

@vectric 2 года назад

thanks for the question and we will point Shane to it.

@bandd1952 Год назад

Finally a great presentation. How do you setup the depth settings in toolpath for the flattening process?

@vectric Год назад

Hello... I suspect he just uses a pocket tooplath with a very small depth.

@jaymcdonald1511 2 года назад

Hi Shane, Wicked projects and video ! Question - what is the cnc bit you used for clearing the surface of the wood and epoxy in the last stages? - Just checking back. I saw some responses to later posts. Quite interested in understanding the bit you used for clearing the surface.

@vipertx4615 2 года назад

With all the multi-passes, where do you zero your work piece to keep concentricity between passes?

@vectric 2 года назад

Hello Viper... Thanks for the question. I would think Shane would be zeroing from the sale place on his work piece... or from the same place on his machine bed.

@michaelwenman2348 3 года назад

do you fill the pockets just to the top or slightly overfill? How much shrinkage / settling do you get from that brand of epoxy as it cures?

@vectric 3 года назад

Hello Michael, thanks for the question. Looked like he did overfill... and it seemd like the epoxy Shane used did not srink at all. He did mention tha kind of epoxy he used in the UGM website chat. WestSystem Epoxy... Hope that helps!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

I overpour like crazy. If you look at the one on my IG page I did for the CEO of Traeger Grills, it goes from looking like a complete donkey show to a work of art once all that extra epoxy gets taken off. I have never experienced any shrinkage at all, well, not with epoxy! LOL Seriously never have noticed it at all and I have done over 400 of these. Thanks so much for the questions, Michael!

@gbancroft245 3 года назад

For multiple colors touching each other you said “so i figured out a way to overlap vectors” (?), do you use the offset tool on each color vector area? What values do you use? What depth facing value do you use at the end so that it does go too deep and expose the bottom color or wood in between touching colors?

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

I will be putting out info on my page ASAP! Thank you for your questions!

@vectric 3 года назад

Thanks Shane!!!

@alexnicholson4304 3 года назад

How are you bringing the shine back to epoxy after sanding? Flood coat, or other finish?

@vectric 3 года назад

Hello... We reached out to Shane, but in the mean time we have an idea it is Odies Oil. instagram.com/p/CTu0IiLgmnF/

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

I sand from 120-12000 and then move to a 3 step process from 3M. Then I finish with Odie's Oil. I will be posting more videos with much more info in the future on my RU-vid channel. Thanks for the question, Alex!

@LBlack5281 Год назад

I am new to cnc's and watching videos to learn. Love your work! ❤ What is the bit your using to take off all the access appoxy at the end, before you wipe it off?

@vectric Год назад

Hello and thanks for leaving the comment. This one might be better answered by @shaneshardwood6321

@butchmiller2451 Год назад

Quick question. You are waiting 24 hours between color pours before your next tool path? Great work, very inspirational.

@vectric Год назад

Hey... thanks for the comment and question. I believe Shane does that for a few reasons... to be sure the resin is cured and he likes to batch jobs together so he has a few in the works at one time.

@rrr92462 2 года назад

One question. Any worry about the epoxy dust? Any special precautions?

@coulterjb22 2 года назад

I love the way that epoxy cuts. I hopped onto Amazon to see if they offer stuff there and saw quite a bit. Can you give me more info on the type of epoxy you used from West System and the colors you like?

@vectric 2 года назад

Thanks for the question and we will point Shane in the direction of it... :)

@shaneshardwood6321 2 года назад

I use the 105 for resin and the 206 for hardner mostly, but it am talking with EcoPoxy about moving over to them. I use EcoPoxy liquids and powders for my colors!

@coulterjb22 2 года назад

@@shaneshardwood6321 Nice! I would have tried resin+CNC before but resin looked so static clingy. The resin you used looked like it cut like wood instead of resin. I'll be trying that 105/206 West System next week. I'd be interested in your comparison of the West System vs the EcoPoxy. Thanks for the vids! You make some great-looking stuff.

@dougaegerter2079 2 года назад

If I wanted to dip my foot into the epoxy world, what is a good place to shop for supplies/brands to use, etc.?

@garyn234 2 года назад

Awesome … Love the video! By watching several times and stopping it repeatedly I got everything I needed, except … I’d love some details on the flattening part. Could you share what bit you used (brand and part number, or a link to it), along with any other specs for the flattening pass like ‘flat depth’, ‘pass depth’, ‘stepover’, ‘clearance passover’, ‘rpm’, ‘feed rate’, ‘plunge’? Again … THANKS!

@MrGwdvideo 3 года назад

Really nice of you to share - liked your style - why do you use a vcarve and a end mill for the pocket?

@vectric 3 года назад

Hello Greg... I believe he used a VCarve toolpath with a clearance tool (end end mill for sure). Hope that helps.

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

I want to make sure all the corners are sharp. I don't like round overs of any size. Thanks so much, Greg!!!

@TC-rw1kf 2 года назад

Great stuff Shane. Question? Where do you sell these items from that were not ordered? You mentioned Etsy? And what do you charge average software setup plus wood plus designed pour per SQ. Inch? Todd

@Mcleburn 2 года назад

Do you add a layer of clear coat, shellack, or any thing to the wood before pouring the resin?

@vectric 2 года назад

Hello Matthew... thanks forthe question. I don't remember Shane mentioning that but it is a good question. I would make a test part to insure it did not weep or blead. We will point Shane in the direction of your question and see what he has to say... :)

@markroles7304 3 года назад

Can you please tell me what brand/ part number of epoxy that you use?

@vectric 3 года назад

Hello Mark... Shane does mention it in the Chat on our official UGM site. West Coast Epoxy... I believe.

@TheWoodFly 3 года назад

West Systems. Great stuff. Would be interested in what he uses for coloring.

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

@@TheWoodFly I use all EcoPoxy liquids and tints, and I may be switching over to their team for epoxy as well. We are in talks now. Thanks for the question!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Mark, for these projects it was mostly WestSystem 105 Resign and 206 Slow Hardner

@ElCidPhysics90 Год назад

Shane, do you purchase rights for logos? Like the chiefs or Harley Davidson logo?

@vectric Год назад

Thanks for the comment... you might need to as him that directly via his Instagram - instagram.com/shaneshardwoodllc/

@ElCidPhysics90 Год назад

@@vectric thank you. Will do

@hmatyas1 3 года назад

Thank you for the great talk. I shared your story with my wife about selling your wife's table.

@vectric 3 года назад

That is awesome!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! There is a lot more to it, but I already got so much heat from people about "NOT GETTING RIGHT TO THE POINT" that I'm glad I didn't tell the whole thing. You should see the hate mail!! HAHAHAHAHAHah

@hmatyas1 3 года назад

@@shaneshardwood6321 I would be interested in hearing the whole story. My wife always gives me grief about my workroom and my lack of woodworking skills. However, if you go through my house, I bet there is at least 20 things that I have made through the years that are still being used. Also, when I have a certain friend over for a bonfire, he calls it my project pile Take care.

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

@@hmatyas1 hahahaha. No worries. Can you message me on IG?

@flypic1098 3 года назад

Wow! What more can I say? Thanks. Jim

@vectric 3 года назад

We will make sure he see this! Tahnks for leaving a comment!

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Thank you so much, Jim!

@michaelkraynak4623 2 года назад

Absolutely stunning! What is the depth of cut you usually use?

@mattheuser2975 2 года назад

When you run your surfacing tool how deep is the cut depth?

@vectric 2 года назад

Hello Matt... I'm not too sure what Shane's answer would be but I think it would be... enought to make your material flat.

@garywolfe434 2 года назад

Do you wait 24 hours for each color? seems like it would take weeks to make some of the signs. Carve and fill, repeat. Thanks for the demo. Hope you make enough the you can quit your other job if you decide to.

@vectric 2 года назад

Hey Gary... thanks for the comment and question. I believe you are correct... each color needs to dry fully. Of course you can purchase fast setting epoxy... so that might help you save time.

@eyecandy-gaming 2 года назад

you would get less problems with bubbles if you sealed your wood, and let it dry before your first pour.

@vectric 2 года назад

Thanks for that, we will pass that onto Shane.

@coachalan22 2 года назад

Protective coating

@vectric 2 года назад

Hi Alan yes Shane normally adds a food safe finish to the cutting boards!

@dansw0rkshop 3 года назад

How did you forget to dot the i in Vectric?? :D

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!! If I had an answer for half the stupid stuff I did, it would be amazing! In looking back into the file, the dot was open, and I never picked up on it not cutting! hahahaha. I will fix that now, good thing I have another year before I have to give them the sign! Thank you, Dan!!!

@vectric 2 года назад

LOL

@rickneiheiser5091 2 года назад

BluuuuuesSs Do you pay for the rights to use copyright logos?

@StevenDavisPhoto 3 года назад

"Vetric". Not "Vetrix". Great presentation though otherwise :)

@vectric 3 года назад

We at Vectric appricate any variation... :) just as long as folks are spreading the word about how they are using our software... :) Thanks for watching and leaving the comment!.

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA, Did I say it wrong? I better have at least spelled it correctly, eh??? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAh Thank you, Steve! Thank the Lord I'm the best at this or Vectic would have thrown me out on my bald head!

@ElCidPhysics90 Год назад

Lol. No really. She bought the table. 😂😂😂

@vectric Год назад

He tells a great story...

@stevehowe9677 3 года назад

A whole lot of talk, not much technique help

@vectric 3 года назад

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.

@shaneshardwood6321 3 года назад

Hahahahaha. I’ll be getting all my techniques onto videos and on my RU-vid channel ASAP. This was supposed to just be a hobby, then it turned out that I happened to just be overwhelmingly good at it, so with over 100 back orders, my regular job taking 60 hours a week, it’s just taking me longer than I expected.