EasySet of magnets
A first project for one evening. 80 ml of resin, one day to cure.
PDF guide · 110 pages · in English
A complete course for beginners: which resin to use for your project, how not to ruin the piece or harm yourself, and how to polish the surface to a mirror finish. From your first magnet to a river table.

Why you need it
The guide is built so you don’t learn these by accident: safety and choosing resin first, then technique, and only then specific projects.
Contents
Look inside
Every chapter starts with a photo and has diagrams, tables with numbers and a checklist before you start.






Practice
Not “make it pretty”, but how many grams, how many hours and exactly where things go wrong.
EasyA first project for one evening. 80 ml of resin, one day to cure.
MediumA mini river table. 0.5 l of resin, three days.
MediumA 25 cm circle, 0.45 l. The key is a movement that fits the thickness.
MediumA 12×18 cm panel poured in layers, with light inside the resin.
HardThe most precise project: a week of curing and the full sanding ladder.
Medium40×28 cm, 0.5 l. Check the level: resin flows wherever the table tilts.
Who it’s for
You want to try but don’t know where to start or what is dangerous. Start with chapters 4 and 6, then make the magnets.
Sticky, cloudy, full of bubbles. Chapter 13 covers each cause separately, chapter 17 rescues the surface.
A pricing formula, honest product descriptions, what you can and can’t say about food contact.
How to get it
Trust
Mixing ratios, layer thickness, curing times come from resin manufacturers’ materials: WEST SYSTEM, System Three, TotalBoat, ArtResin, Smooth-On. Every chapter ends with its sources.
A registered sole proprietor in Ukraine, clear terms of sale and a receipt from monobank for every purchase.
Within 7 days, no questions asked. Just write to info@epoksydka.store.
Questions
The guide was written for exactly that. Simple language, every term explained. The first project is a set of magnets: 80 ml of resin and one evening.
Two PDF files with the same text: 110 A4 pages for your computer and printing, and a narrow 195-page version for your phone. Plus a workbook you can print.
Numbers. Mixing ratios, layer thickness per pour, curing times, sandpaper grits, resin volume for each project, with sources. But the guide keeps repeating the main rule: the label of your own resin beats any number in the guide.
No, and the guide says so directly. Resins differ, and exact numbers come from the data sheet of your product. The guide explains the logic and shows what to look at.
Email us within 7 days and we will refund you, no questions asked.
Only with a resin whose manufacturer explicitly allows it. Chapter 3 explains how to check, and why you shouldn’t trust a “safe” label without proof.
We are a small Ukrainian business and take payments through monobank, a major Ukrainian bank. You pay 920 UAH (about €19). Your bank converts it automatically; some banks add a small currency conversion fee. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay all work.
The cheapest resin mistake costs more than this guide: a ruined slab, a wasted litre, a spoiled mold. The most expensive one is an allergy that never goes away.
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You pay 920 UAH (≈ €19) via monobank. Your bank converts it automatically.