How to - Colored Epoxy Inlay in Odd Shaped Wood (Bowls and Walking Canes) 

You know what’s really cool? When you mix the epoxy with glow powder and fill those cracks. It’s really beautiful!

Here’s another mixing technique. FIRST mix up your dyes. SECOND add one component of the epoxy, and thoroughly mix it with the dye. LASTLY add the second epoxy component, and mix thoroughly. That way, your five minute clock time is fully available to be used for actual working time; it wasn’t spent as 2-4 minutes of preparation time. Also, lay out some waxed paper on your bench. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

Very helpful. I have a few sticks I'm busy with and a few have cracks. Now I know how to fill with colored epoxy.

Very helpful. Thank you for posting this. Also I adore your smile at the end. You earned yourself another subscriber.

Thanks for this. I have a cedar-wood cane that broke during an accident. I was searching for a way to repair it so that I can continue using it. This is an excellent idea- kintsugi for wood.

Thanks, this was exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks for the video! This is the perfect solution to decorating a pole. 😁

Excellent job, thank you

I like that, I thought it would be a much lighter blue. I want to do a few projects with this. Ty

Great job, thanks. Very nice!

Good information, Thank you

Thank you ! This is just what I needed. I have a bunch of juniper branches that I am making into canes, and when they dried they cracked. This is perfect!

nice !!! thanks!!!

Thanks

Thanks so much for this!! Was actually researching how to do this for a hiking stick. Would you recommend undercutting the crack to keep the inlay in the stick or an epoxy top coat to seal it?

I mix coler sand and wood glue

Do you have any specific recommendations for the paint? Also, would you recommend staining it before or after the epoxy, if you so chose to stain it?

Was the paint water bass or oil