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==Table Dimensions==
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need to figure these...
 
==Shopping List==
 
==Shopping List==
*Resin (how much? what kind?)
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*Stuff
*Wood for forms (how much?)
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**Resin ''(how much? what kind?)''
*Anti-stick stuff for forms
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**Hot glue sticks ''(probably about 10 or 15)''
*Wood glue?
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**Wood for forms ''(how much?)''
*Caulk
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**Nails ''(probably about 50, small and thin)''
*Torch
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**Anti-stick stuff for forms ''(no idea what this is - maybe just plaster or wax?)''
*Rags
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**Wood glue? ''(can probably just caulk everything, use nails to build forms)''
*8 bolts
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**Caulk ''(clear silicone)''
*4 anchors
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**Rags
*Plexiglass
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**8 bolts ''(how big?)''
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**4 anchors ''(what type?)''
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**Plexiglas ''(what size? how thick?)''
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**Fine sand paper ''(800+ grit)''
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*Tools
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**Hot glue gun
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**Torch
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**Drill
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**Mixing tools ''(use drill? need attachment...)''
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**Mix bucket
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**Hammer
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**Wrenches / ratchets
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**Sanding block
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**Fans for ventilation
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**Painters plastic or newspaper for floor
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==Process==
 
==Process==
[http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/cr_tabletop_decor/article/0,2025,DIY_13780_5256924,00.html follow this a little bit]
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Follow [http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/cr_tabletop_decor/article/0,2025,DIY_13780_5256924,00.html this] a little bit.
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===Legs===
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Repeat 4 times:
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#Build wood form
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#Drill hole for bolt
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#Seal wood with anti-stick
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#Pour first layer of resin, use torch to reduce bubbles
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#Let dry enough ''(how much?)''
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#Put the bolt and anchor into the form ''(we do this after the first pour so we don't spill resin on it by accident and reduce clarity)''
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#Seal bolt with caulk
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#Add bottles and/or caps
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#Pour the rest of the leg, use torch to reduce bubbles
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#Let dry
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#Sand as needed
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===Table Top===
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#Cut Plexiglas to size ''(what size?)''
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#Drill 4 holes for bolts ''(where?)''
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#Put in the bolts, seal the bottom with caulk
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#Seal the wood used to make the form
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#Make a 4 sided form around the edge of the glass that is taller than the resin overhaning the bottom about 1/2in
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#Caulk form to the bottom
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#Place caps
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#Glue caps with hot glue
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#Fill the top with resin, use torch to reduce bubbles
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#Let it dry
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#Rip the form off, pull the caulk off
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#Sand as needed
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#Attach legs by screwing them on

Revision as of 17:47, 12 August 2008

Table Dimensions

need to figure these...

Shopping List

  • Stuff
    • Resin (how much? what kind?)
    • Hot glue sticks (probably about 10 or 15)
    • Wood for forms (how much?)
    • Nails (probably about 50, small and thin)
    • Anti-stick stuff for forms (no idea what this is - maybe just plaster or wax?)
    • Wood glue? (can probably just caulk everything, use nails to build forms)
    • Caulk (clear silicone)
    • Rags
    • 8 bolts (how big?)
    • 4 anchors (what type?)
    • Plexiglas (what size? how thick?)
    • Fine sand paper (800+ grit)
  • Tools
    • Hot glue gun
    • Torch
    • Drill
    • Mixing tools (use drill? need attachment...)
    • Mix bucket
    • Hammer
    • Wrenches / ratchets
    • Sanding block
    • Fans for ventilation
    • Painters plastic or newspaper for floor

Process

Follow this a little bit.

Legs

Repeat 4 times:

  1. Build wood form
  2. Drill hole for bolt
  3. Seal wood with anti-stick
  4. Pour first layer of resin, use torch to reduce bubbles
  5. Let dry enough (how much?)
  6. Put the bolt and anchor into the form (we do this after the first pour so we don't spill resin on it by accident and reduce clarity)
  7. Seal bolt with caulk
  8. Add bottles and/or caps
  9. Pour the rest of the leg, use torch to reduce bubbles
  10. Let dry
  11. Sand as needed

Table Top

  1. Cut Plexiglas to size (what size?)
  2. Drill 4 holes for bolts (where?)
  3. Put in the bolts, seal the bottom with caulk
  4. Seal the wood used to make the form
  5. Make a 4 sided form around the edge of the glass that is taller than the resin overhaning the bottom about 1/2in
  6. Caulk form to the bottom
  7. Place caps
  8. Glue caps with hot glue
  9. Fill the top with resin, use torch to reduce bubbles
  10. Let it dry
  11. Rip the form off, pull the caulk off
  12. Sand as needed
  13. Attach legs by screwing them on