Growing up in Pittsburgh I've pretty much been a hockey fan my entire life. We've been fortunate to watch not one, not two, not three, not four, but five Stanley Cup wins come through the city of Pittsburgh.
Today we’re building an awesome round table using only basic tools and some epoxy. How’d we do it? All it took was some hard work and an old piece of burnt out wood in the shop.
You guys have been asking if I could try an epoxy countertop, and Stone Coat Countertops sent me an entire kit, so this week we’re giving it a shot. If you guys remember on our three-level cabinet build, I built a cherry cabinent and didn’t do a top for it because I planned on getting a piece of stone.
Wow, this build is about to be INSANE. I can’t believe that we have the opportunity to work on a build for THE Jocko Willink. Jocko is a retired US Navy officer who served on the NAVY SEALs, and he is also an incredible author and podcaster.
Today, we are starting a brand new series where I build things out of that thing. That probably sounds a little more complicated than it is, so you’ll just have to trust us on this one and see what’s in store. For the first episode, we will upgrade the average cereal bowl to include cereal into the bowl.
We love and appreciate yinz SO MUCH that we decided to build something for you! We will be giving away this insane fire and epoxy table build to one of our subscribers
There are some projects out there that seem to be hellbent on breaking your spirit. For me, it was almost my crazy Epoxy waterfall river table build. But instead of letting the constant obstacles..
After watching a lot of TV from being stuck home in quarantine, I realized my workshop needed a new addition. Something great. A never-before-seen item that was cool and exciting.
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