Making a Wood Bowl Double Dyed with a Touch of Silver
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- An introduction in using wood dyes, coloring wax, and some basic steps on wood turning a small wood bowl in hopes to inspire others to create, experiment, and have fun with wood turning.Remember to always be safe when wood turning.
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Beautiful bowl.
Thank you!
Your work continues to amaze me.
Thank you sir. I appreciate it. I should have a new video in the next few weeks; I've been having family health issues. Thanks for watching. Cheers!
Beautiful! The grain makes it pop!
Thank you sir!
Verry pretty
Thank you so much!
Yes, that's the info I was looking for. Thank you!!
So totally neat. Beautiful piece.
jackie bholat thank you Jackie, it’s fun playing around with color.
Great work, Speros!
RickTurns hey Rick, thank you my friend. I did this video awhile ago and sold the bowl since. It’s fun working with the colors. Take care.
looks great.very different. well done
Barry Parks thank you!
Beautiful!
Christine Hendryx thank you and for watching!
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much, I'm honored. I've been watching your videos for about a year and have learned so much. Thank you for sharing!
Very nice. I just bought some Artisan dyes and have been watching a number of 'how to videos'. You are the only person putting a finish on before the dye. Why do you think the finishing step is necessary. Does it not stop the dye penetrating.
Hi, thank you! The finishing is not necessary, but can make a huge difference depending on the wood. Ash wood, has soft and hard wood grains and by adding a finish like shellac evens out the dye, so you don’t have some darker areas. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!
I agree, I wouldn't put on the friction polish until after they dye has been added. The shellac will create a barrier and limit the dye or limit the clean look in my opinion.
I remember the old days, when my chuck looked as new and spotless as your ;) Love the blue dye, simply nice deep color, but I wouldn't think you should dye after applying the polish, I would think it blocks the way to the grain... but then again, if it's spirit base, I guess it melts the shellac... correct me if I'm wrong? Love the overall effect, well done!
Good eye, my chuck is fairly new (Nova infinity). I do keep it lubed with WD 40 to help the jaws from sticking, but I'm like that with all my new tools. However, after some time passes, I'm sure my Chuck will have all sorts of materials stuck to it.
The polish I use is basically oil/shellac and the dye also has 5% shellac in it. So, basically I end-up with dye, shellac, and a top coat of lacquer with a little bit of colored wax in the pores. The alcohol just thins the shellac and then evaporates. I have not seen any issues with doing it this way. Thanks for the feedback I appreciate it.
Very Nice.
Fred Derf thank you Fred! Cheers!
Love it
Christine Hendryx thank you!
thats cool
Very nice Great job Tks.
Thank you Robert, I appreciate it. Cheers!
NEW SUBSCRIBER! Absolutely amazing beautiful awesome. Thanks so much. I really like to dye a piece of blah wood. Thanks again
Thank you very much!
OMG woodworking by Truman Capote
LOL, you like sanding! ;-)
Ah yes…Sanding…a necessary step but painful step. Thanks for watching!
Great piece!! What is the type of jaws you are using on the chuck for recessing? Thanks
Mike Bettis hi and thank you. I use the NOVA infinity chuck and I believe I am using the infinity #2 smooth bowl jaws. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
What kind of friction polish do you use? Great result.
Thank you. I appreciate it. The friction polish is a home brew. I mix equal parts of boiled linseed oil, dewaxed shellac, and denatured alcohol. I store it in a mason jar so the alcohol does not evaporate. You can use this polish as a sanding sealer as well.
OMG!! Awesome... Guess what i'm doing soon?
Keith Hake Thank you for your kind words. I'm so flattered that you have chosen to apply this to your own work.
I have also the seen Captain Eddie doing the same with the same product... Learn learn learn :) Thanks for getting back to me.
No problem. I didn't know he had a video on this topic. I will have to check it out. Thank you.
Cool
Thank you! Thanks for the feedback as well.
lindo trabalho parabéns
Thank you very much.
Great video, what could i use instead of the denatured alcohol?
Paul Emmerson hi, I'm not sure where you are in the world, but in the U.K. you can use methylated spirits. I believe some people in Canada use Everclear from a liquor store, which I believe is 200 proof (95% alcohol/5%water). I try to stay away from water on wood. Ether way they are flammable and toxic to drink, stay safe. Lol if you just want a base coat over a color, you can use shellac. hope that helps. Thank you and thanks for watching.
Cheers matey that helps.
Paul Emmerson no problem sir! Cheers!
can u use butcher block over that dye ??
mike pruett hi, I have never tried that, but my first thought is ,”no.” Butcher block is basically bees wax and mineral oil. The mineral
Oil is what concerns me, as it is an oil that does not harden. This type of oil would most likely mix and or bring up the dye. Thanks for watching and hope that helps.
i thought so ty
Audio sounds like you are recording from Hell!
Lol, it sorta does. It’s an older video and I’m not sure why the back ground music disappeared. Thanks for watching.
5:55 how are you gonna go until theres no blue on the paper towel if the paper towel is blue!
(I know what you mean but I just thought it was funny how you said it.)
ᒫᕱᖆᓮᔣᔣᗗ ᗴ ᑭ lol, that is funny. I never realized that before. Good thing it's a darker blue. Thank you for watching. Cheers!
interesting video... i didn't like the result, but... an intersting video
Thank you I appreciate your honesty. Thank you for watching. Cheers!
Thank you I appreciate your honesty. Thank you for watching. Cheers!
Looks good but looks like a waste to use so much silver just to wipe it off
Thank you sir. I know what you mean about the silver, but this stuff lasts forever and goes a long way. I've been using that same silver can for years and will most likely use it for many to come. The shelf life is decades, seriously. If it gets a little dry I just add a tiny bit of denatured alcohol. I'm not sure about other brands, but this type is great, highly recommend. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers!