Woodturning #45 - Shallow lidded Box with Colours

[@advisorspadespf8192]

I am al ost speechless! What a masterpiece of work!

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks for your fine comment. Appreciated.

[@keith121261]

Nice work

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks.

[@lizbrowne6481]

Excellent commentary and a beautiful outcome - that little box is stunning!

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Thanks for your positive comments. Appreciated.

[@blackhorse2947]

Fremragende håndværk…. Bravo min kaptajn…👏

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Takker.

[@scottstubberud1137]

Absolutely beautiful work again sir. I too have played with some of the iridescent paints but I use an air brush to blow it around but that string technique is very cool. Thanks again for showing us your awesome skills

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks Scott. Glad you like it. If you look at my video #25 you will see my take on the technique you mention. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciated.

[@DIMTips]

The string art work really leaves a beautiful finish.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. I rather like the shine of the Iridescent Colours. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.

[@georgewallace5727]

Mr. Arason, that's a beautiful piece. I've done string pulls on canvas before but it never occurred to me to try it on a bowl lid - a great idea. Also, here in the US, Behlen's makes a grain filler that I've used before with good results on oak and mahogany and I believe that it's still available from Woodcraft. Hope this helps.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. It often works fine to implement good ideas from one media to another. Thank you for watching and commenting. Thanks for the information on the grain filler. Appreciated.

[@rroe5718]

Really impressed with how you used the string to apply the JoSonja paints.......Brillant Idea!!! This looks very stunning and so Professional......Super Job!!

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. I cannot claim to be the author of this method. Nothing new under the sun! I saw this first demonstrated by Wayne the Woodturner “@WaynetheWoodturner». He has several fine videos about colouring. But thanks for the comment and thanks for watching. Appreciated.

[@BlueyPastle]

Great box Sigurdur, well shaped and great proportions. It all flows well through those curves and the string=pulled colours really make it stand out.
Keep on turning.
Cheers, Bluey 👍

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Hi Bluey. Thank you so much. Your comments are appreciated.

[@roystheboy]

Very nicely done

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Thank you for watching and commenting. Appreciated.

[@MichaelHerrick-qn6ld]

AWESOME paint work just so cool, WOW, WOW love it !!!!!😋😋😋

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Thank you for watchig. Your comment is appreciated.

[@emgiwoodworks]

Great work Sigur. You have a high attention to details and the finish is virtually perfect.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Hi Leo. Thanks. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching. Appreciated.

[@AllenOxendine]

Very interesting process, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks Allen. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.

[@MikePeaceWoodturning]

Fascinating coloring technique. Thanks for sharing.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thank you Mike for watching and commenting. Much Appreciated.

[@patriotwoodworker6092]

Love it!!!

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Glad you like it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciated.

[@josephwise485]

Very nice turning. The color made it pop.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Appreciated.

[@MoleValleyMaker]

Great example of the string pull technique!

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Glad you like it. Appreciated.

[@SilverBack.]

Stunning piece, well done 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciated.

[@anthonygreen9609]

A very nice project nicely done.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Glad you like it. Thanks for watchig and commenting. Appreciated.

[@Fictionalwizard]

Stunning effect with the string!!

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Hi Graham. I am glad you like this. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.

[@missteeturns]

Beautiful, I love the string pull flowers. I feel inspired to make a similar box. Thank you for sharing 🙂

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Hi Miss Tee. I am pleased to hear you like it and are inspired. I, especially like your comment on the flowers.The last few months I have been viewing your videos. Some very beautiful creations there. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.

[@missteeturns]

@@SAr-Woodturning and thank you for watching my channel and your comments 😊

[@adrygg2077]

Great work Sigurdur 😊

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks Arne. Appreciated.

[@pathorgan6899]

Beautiful box.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Appreciated.

[@jackthompson8019]

Fantastic art work Sigurdur.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks Jack. Glad you like it. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.

[@joeseb7510]

Beautiful!

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching. Appreciated.

[@Affy420]

Very beautiful

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciated.

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Beautiful piece .. Stay safe Sigurdur :-)

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Hi Kim. Thanks. Appreciated.

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Looks great.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Thanks Doug. Thanks for watching. Appreciated.

[@Allan-loveswoodturning]

What sort of paints do you use Sigur

[@SAr-Woodturning]

I used Jo'Sonja Orodescemt Colours. Jo’Sonja Iridescent Colours: www.josonjas-ukshop.co.uk/
Jo’Sonja Flow Medium: www.josonjas-ukshop.co.uk/
Thank you for watching.

[@davidshaper5146]

Very nice. I think what you're calling a "beading tool" is actually a bedan.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

Hi David. Thanks. The tool I am calling a “beading” tool in the video has a 35 degr. bevel on both sides. It could also be called “parting tool”. It is my understanding that “bedan” tool has only bevel on one side.

[@davidshaper5146]

You're probably right. In any event, your English is infinitely better than my Swedish. Most "beading tools" I've seen have a bead-shaped cut-out in them.

[@SAr-Woodturning]

@@davidshaper5146 Hi David. I think there is some confusion about the definition of beading tool. You are right that most of the tools today called Beading tools have a bead shaped groove in them. But I believe that is a relatively new development. Earlier, a tool similar to mine was used to shape beads. I am actually from Iceland but living in Denmark at the moment.