Hampshire Sheen Finish Comparison

Please note the Ti-Wax used in this video is a liming wax and not designed to be used as shown I did. Always read the instructions, especially when making a review video.
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[@KeithBarrowat54a]

Hi Jake.The Ti wax is mainly supposed to be used as a liming wax.It even says so on the tin."open the grain of the wood with a soft metal brush,rub the wax deeply into the grain of the wood".

[@JWWoodturning]

OOoops now where did I put my reading glasses. Cheers Keith I will have to read the label and have another play.

[@KeithBarrowat54a]

Lol! I've done a review on it on an ash bowl,and it works a treat!😀

[@RickTurnsWoodturning]

Good video, Jake!

[@JWWoodturning]

Thanks Rick. I really need to do a follow up as I mis-used the Ti Wax as this is supposed to be a liming product. That said I still want to experiment with it as it produced a very smooth finished used as I did in the video.

[@DrivewayWorkshop]

Thanks Jake, subbed

[@JWWoodturning]

My pleasure. Welcome.

[@JWWoodturning]

Thanks Jim and welcome.

[@robbrown6667]

It would have shown better if you used a darker wood

[@JWWoodturning]

That's probably true. That wood was very light when first turned. I promise to try better next time.

[@simonleach4375]

Hi Jake - good to see you back doing vids. I don't have the Ti Wax but I think it's designed to be applied on a stationary lathe and is more like a lime wax so would probably be better suited to a darker wood with some open grain...hey I could be wrong but that was the impression I got from Martin. Anyway how is the new lathe hunting going, have you made any progress? - Cheers Simon

[@JWWoodturning]

Thanks, looks like I need to read the label. Thanks for that. Lathe funds building slowly.