From A Fail To A Win
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2022
- Welcome to this weeks woodturning video:
From A Fail To A Win !!
In this video I turn an epic fail into a win. I turn a piece of spalted beech into a vase, then experiment with dye. When this fails, I remove the finish and create an ebonized oak base. I feel this video falls into the ASMR and entertainment categories.
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As cool as the original design was, I appreciate seeing the natural grain of the wood. Well done and nice save.
What a journey! I had so many thoughts during this: "Why would you cover up that gorgeous wood?" "The dye looks cool, what's the fail there?" "Oh I see, that finish is not stable at all!" I'm glad you went back to the original wood, it looks really good with the black base.
Beautiful work 👏! You made the right choice. The spalting in that wood is amazing. Hard to beat mother nature's artwork. Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!
The paint technique looked cool…it looked like blown art glass. And the natural wood looks great with the black base. I’m guessing you used a primer before the color application. If it had shellac in it, the tannins shouldn’t have leached out. I think this technique is worth another try. I like where this is headed if you’re willing to try it again. Best of luck to you!
Knowing when to scrap a finished look definitely worked out on this piece. I absolutely love it!!
When you sprayed the white I am like "NO!! What is he doing!!" I love the 'paint splatter' effect the wood gives. Beautiful!
I'm glad the original finish was a fail. That wood is BEAUTIFUL!
I love spalted wood and thought you were nuts covering it up. Sorry your dye failed but am very glad you got it back to spalt. I just did a spalted urn and cut an 1/2” inset in the lid and put my badge and wings in it then poured resin over the whole thing. It is really solid.
Much better. When you started painting that beautiful grain, I was gonna stop watching but I'm glad I waited. Beautiful now.
I made wood turning when I was 14-15 YO, and what I see here gives me the taste to return to that, and I am 73 by now. What a nice lobby.
Thank you for sharing your idea. Even if you didn't like the outcome, you when back to the machine and grind the color off and put it in his natural beauty. Beautiful job the first and last. Beautiful!
As epic as that spalting is, I had trouble figuring out why youd cover it. But experimenting is a must to lubricate the creative flow. Nicely done sir. 🤝
That wood is beautiful. I'm so glad to see it so respectfully preserved in its natural glory.
I’m glad you took the paint off. The natural wood is so pretty.
I’m glad you took the piece back to natural wood! However, the white with the unique dye pattern was also kinda cool! Please do the colour version again, but with a more nondescript wood piece. That way you get best of both worlds
Can't say I am sad the staining didn't work out. The epic spalting deserves to be showcased.
That natural woodgrain is AMAZING.
Have to admit I almost cried when I watched you pull out the paint...but definitely am glad the wood spoke up and you brought it back to it's natural beauty. It truly is a stunning piece!
Do you ever think, "Every time I sharpen this, it gets a little smaller. One day it will be gone"?
Beautiful piece of work there Jack as usual! 👍🏻 Thank you for sharing!