Using Epoxy Resin to Fill Cracks and Gaps in Wood - Complete Tips and Techniques 

Great tips! This came out awesome!

Thank you Doug, excellent video. Just what I needed.

Thanks Doug, pretty informative and easy for me to do! Thanks again

Thank you for the excellent demo of filling cracks.

I’ve been watching a few vids about epoxy lately and this one’s is by far the best I’ve seen. Thanks so much for sharing.

Thank you very much from Canada !

Great video. I have some pecan slabs with lots of checking. I havent done epoxy before. This was ery useful. Thank you

Great video and love the use of non-sanded grout to tint!

Very well presented and explained, thanks for sharing.

Looks great! Thanks for the tips & tricks :)

VERY INFORMATIVE!!!

Great Video!

Love that the Newspaper says Meditation classes keep stress free amid Pandemic. I find woodworking to be my Zen.

Great Idea using non sanded grout. I´ll give it a try.

Amazing video

Just a quick note of thanks for the tip re using non sanded grout to tint the epoxy in void filling. I just finished a project and used the same grout, based on this video’s recommendation. Worked fantastic, and now I have about 2 lifetime’s supply of black epoxy tint at about 1/50th of the price of regular tint powder or TransTint dye. Thanks.

Hello Doug, Thank you so much for the demonstration and explanation. I have some Red Oak and need to fill a crack that is about 1/4" at its widest. Would like to use the full piece for a project and with your video I will try my first Totalboat epoxy repair. I'm not interested and do not like river tables so I have always dismissed deep pour epoxy products. With that said, I would like to salvage a beautiful piece of Red Oak by filling a crack and your video will help me accomplish this. Thanks buddy!!

Really well done and I cant wait to try the grout trick,never saw that before. Thanks for sharing!

Great tip about the nonsense grout to tint. I wrecked a maple table top with transtint dye. It will STAIN the wood. Gonna try the grout.

Great video, I liked how it was to the point, no BS. A skilled craftsman/carpenter/wood worker can tell a complete novice from a skilled worker. For some reason this day in age, every DIY Dave decides to make a video, blabbing his mouth off, about something he has done 2 times, its frustrating to say the least! Subbed to the channel, Thank You!