I have used Sculp Wood in past to fill in cracks and repairs when making Native American Type branch flutes. This quick wood would be great if I ever decided to fully decorate a branch flute after it was fully aged and properly tuned. I see a Dragon flute in the future.. The Quick Wood would also be great to apply to a totem piece ( that is the part on top of the air way that makes the air passage sound on a NA type flute. You make a flat wood mount and then put the quick wood design on top. Tejasmed
What I would do is apply some E6000 on the melamine or bottom of the part of QuikWood that I am going to attach to the melamine. For example, if I was applying QuikWood with a mold, I would put the QuikWood in the mold and apply some (not to much) E6000 to the bottom part showing and then press the mold on to the melamine. If the mold did not come out right, just kneed the E6000 into the QuikWood and try again. Reapplying the QuikWood again. With this process the QuikWood would hold the "clay" in place and the E6000 would need 24 hours to dry and cure.
You are a great teacher!
Thank you so much Tanya. God bless, Miriam Joy
I am glad I found your channel. Your very good at teaching.
Thank you so much Cheryl. I love what I do and have been doing it for lots of years. God bless, Miriam Joy
Never heard of quick wood before. Very interesting! Thank you!
I have used Sculp Wood in past to fill in cracks and repairs when making Native American Type branch flutes. This quick wood would be great if I ever decided to fully decorate a branch flute after it was fully aged and properly tuned. I see a Dragon flute in the future.. The Quick Wood would also be great to apply to a totem piece ( that is the part on top of the air way that makes the air passage sound on a NA type flute. You make a flat wood mount and then put the quick wood design on top. Tejasmed
Sorry I didn't watch the whole video, I saw what to use. Thank you 🥰
I'm new to your channel! I'm so glad I found you!I love this idea 🥰Thank you for sharing this ❣❤
You are so welcome Mary. Welcome and Enjoy. Miriam Joy
Enjoy your video on quick wood
Thank you so much. God bless.
This is a amazing product. Do you know if quikwood stick to melamine? Thank you
What I would do is apply some E6000 on the melamine or bottom of the part of QuikWood that I am going to attach to the melamine. For example, if I was applying QuikWood with a mold, I would put the QuikWood in the mold and apply some (not to much) E6000 to the bottom part showing and then press the mold on to the melamine. If the mold did not come out right, just kneed the E6000 into the QuikWood and try again. Reapplying the QuikWood again. With this process the QuikWood would hold the "clay" in place and the E6000 would need 24 hours to dry and cure.
Do you put a sealer on this after it drys?
Yes, seal it like you would a gourd or wood.
Thank you very much I have E6000 on hand.
Anytime.
Small piece of PVC pipe makes a good roller as well.
I think the vegetable oil on your hands would make it slick. Otherwise, it would work well. Thank you, Miriam Joy
@@Miriamjoy123 - I didn't post anything about vegetable oil, only about using PVC pipe if you didn't have a wood dowell.
No podría ser traducido al español..?..
Trabalho lindo,pena que naõ entendo a lingua😔
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I was trying to say AWESOME! had PC problems.... But i love this video, thanks for sharing! love your work..!
You are very welcome. Let me know if you have any questions. God bless, Miriam Joy