Massive Resin Counter w_ Heart Rate Monitors (and our BIG mistake)

The Art of Resin Pouring: A Workshop Experiment

In this workshop, the team embarked on an exciting project - resin pouring. To ensure that their woodworking skills were approved by the "Supurrvisor," they had to complete a few tasks first. Joobie, one of the team members, was asked if he liked the counter where they would be working. He replied that he like being in workshops and thought the counter was big, serving as a good catwalk for their project.

The team then proceeded to "make it official" by getting approval from the Supurrvisor. After some discussion, they were given the green light to move on with the resin pour. The team leader, Evan, warned his teammates that this was going to be a big job and that they had to be careful not to mess up.

As they began the resin pouring process, the team used a time-lapse camera to capture their progress. They taped out their edges carefully, making sure everything was level and secure. The leader of the group exclaimed, "It's finally time for our resin pour!" The team then broke down the pour into two sections - one would be a gentle flood coat to seal everything in place before pouring gallon after gallon of resin all over the project.

To ensure their safety, the team wore heart rate monitors, which they typically only wear when playing scary games. Evan joked that this was going to be the highest heart rate reading ever, and Katelyn agreed that she was excited but also a bit nervous. As they prepared for the pour, the music changed to an upbeat tune, setting the tone for what promised to be an exciting experience.

With the pour underway, the team carefully monitored their progress, making sure everything was spreading evenly and not leaking out. Evan asked if his bucket was ready, and Katelyn replied that it was time to give him the resin he needed. As they worked, the heart rate monitors continued to track their physiological responses, adding a fun element to the experience.

As the pour progressed, the team noticed that some parts of the project were not level, but they refused to overcorrect them, choosing instead to shim up the uneven areas. They acknowledged that this was an "obligatory project hiccup" and moved on to more exciting tasks. With their resin pour underway, they were now ready to move on to the next phase of their project.

The team leader took a moment to reflect on their progress, noticing that one section of the project had an empty space - a clear indication that something was amiss. He sheepishly admitted that he had been checking the level in only one way, and neither he nor his teammate had thought to check it from the other side. With some quick thinking and shimming, they managed to correct the issue without compromising their overall design.

As they continued working on their project, Katelyn realized that she needed to double-check the data sheet for the resin they had just poured. She was concerned about the potential risks and wanted to make sure everything was safe and controlled. This moment of caution highlighted the importance of attention to detail in resin pouring and the need for careful planning.

With the resin pour complete, the team took a step back to admire their handiwork. They were proud of what they had accomplished, despite a few minor setbacks along the way. As they looked at their project, they knew that it was only going to get better from here - after all, this was just the beginning of their creative journey with resin pouring.