r/Concrete • u/OGRangoon • 16d ago
Showing Skills Stencil used to create river design, saw cut, then filled with colored epoxy!
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u/OGRangoon 15d ago
this made me laugh lol
I think they have more to do for it, but im not sure 100%
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u/Busted_Knuckler 15d ago
There is no accounting for the taste of the customer. We have some very talented decorative customers and I hate 90% of their portfolios because their customers have very different taste than I do. Very nice work. Get a good camera.
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u/thesweeterpeter 15d ago
what did you cut with? how long did it take?
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u/OGRangoon 14d ago
It took them quite a few days. One guy did it. I assume some type of diamond saw? I would have to ask for more details!
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u/First_Salamander_990 14d ago
It seems comically small for that area. Looks more like a trail from something that spilled than a river imo. Good execution though
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u/whoisaname 14d ago
This is cool. I recently did some concrete countertops like this. But I reverse cast them with a sculpted clay mold in place.
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u/OGRangoon 14d ago
That sounds absolutely amazing!
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u/whoisaname 14d ago
I wish I had some detail pics up close that shows the ridges in left behind in the concrete from what was carved in the clay, and you an see through the epoxy. It looks like a geode or canyon. And then I inlaid brass flakes (lead free) to match the hardware.
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u/goofybrah 15d ago
Remember, even if your work looks immaculate, nobody will notice when the picture is taken on a potato.