Woodturning - Spinning Bands of Colour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Woodturning - A bit of colouring fun - iridescent paints from Chestnut Products and full speed spinning!
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Please be aware that woodturning is a hazardous activity. These videos are only intended to show you what I do - they are not tutorials.
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Since I started making these videos in 2017, I have been lucky enough to receive the support of some manufacturers with materials to use in my videos. Since May 2018, Chestnut Products have provided me with stains, an iridescent paints sample set, lacquers and waxes. I'd like to thank them for their kind and generous support. Martin Saban-Smith has provided me with a sample set of Intrinisic Colours.
All other products and tools, unless where indicated, have been bought from suppliers at retail prices. Products mentioned in my videos are for information purposes so that viewers know what I have used.
Nice one Stewart. Good to see the patent pending 'personal paint anti splatter device' is still getting used. I remember its first outing!
Thanks 👍Soon it'll be a work of art in its own right!
Good to see you back. Enjoyed that!
More to come!
Wish I could give several thumbs up. I saw the texturing and centrifugal spinning but I thought it was just one color and you painted normal rings for the rest. Spinning each color was just awesome. I can see doing colors for each season as well. Thanks for sharing this technique.
Thank you, James! Will definitely do an autumnal one - nice idea! Cheers!
Welcome back. Glad you’re back to making videos again. I’m always learning from you.
Cheers, Jon! Much appreciated!
The texturing gives sit almost a fabric look. Very creative.
Thanks, Derek - this was a fun one to do...Cheers!
Hi Stewart always enjoy your demos
Glad you like them!
Another great demo love the colours, great to have you back.
Cheers, Keith - it was fun to get back in the shed!
Very nice result Stewart and not overworked!
Cheers, Roger! Perhaps I'm learning restraint???
Good to see you again Stewart! Beautiful Job My Friend!
Thank you! Cheers!
Good to see you back at it Stewart, the bowl looks great.
Shay
Thanks, Shay - glad you like it 👍
Beautiful work,👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Another fun one, Stewart. It actually looks better in the close up than in the wide shot. Stay well.
Bill
Cheers, Bill - the close-ups are much better at showing what it 'really' looks like. Glad you enjoyed it!
Glad to see a recorded video again. The texture doesn't show for most of the video but the close ups show it very well. It must slightly change the trajectory of the paint as it moves, quite nice!
I'm afraid I can't compete with your Covid hair any more. My wife had enough and cut it herself. 😞 So I'm a bit jealous, I was hoping to reach ponytail length to relive my hippy days.
Cheers, Bill! It was fun to get back to making a video - sorry to hear about your hair.....myabe the next lockdown ;)
Love it, Stewart!
Billy
Thank you, Billy!!
I like the spin art painting!
Cheers, Arthur - it's fun to do!
A nice piece. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, Jude!
Cracking idea Stewart,reminded me of the look of an overcoat from the 80's!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎
Thanks, Alan - glad it brought some nostalgic memories 👍
The close up looked almost like crochet or knitting. Very cool
Thanks, April - the first one I did of this reminded me of knitting too - mostly because I happened to use the same colours as a jumper my wife is knitting...Cheers!
Love your videos! I learn a lot! Thanks
Glad you like them! Thanks, Egon!
This is rather fun to watch! I love the end result too. It's great to see you back and sharing your work. 💜
Thanks so much! 😊
I’ve missed you so much Stew! This was a true beauty that you should’ve finished! Thanks for sharing and look forward to seeing more from you 🥰🤟
More to come! Glad you enjoyed it, Angie. I'll be trying to be more regular, depending on work which is a bit full on at the moment! Great to hear from you. Cheers!
Hi Stewart, That is a fantastic evolution on the centrifuge technique and I really like it. I will be trying this one. The black that showed through looks like it should be there in my eyes. Brilliant work as ever Stewart and take care. Cheers, Huw
Thank you, Huw. I really enjoyed this one, and the one I did earlier in the month. Nice to have some texture alongside the colour. Cheers!
Love it, might try that. Need to make a frame to protect my new workshop wall first though!
Go for it! I'm sure you'll have fun, Ann. Cheers!
Very cool, love the colors!
Thank you, Carl! Glad you like it. Will be doing a few more of these for sure. Cheers!
Nice effect Stewart. Thanks,
Congratulations on your articles in Woodturning magazine. I like that mag better than the AAW.
Stay healthy buddy.
Cheers, Steven - glad you liked it and that you are enjoying the articles....just three more left to write, but maybe I'll get to do some more in the future.
Wow yes, really like it Stewart. The subtle texturing and pastel finish looks really, really great. Think I'll re-watch this one immediately :) and I need to get a different roller for my texturing tool then!
Thanks, Stuart - I look forward to seeing what you come up with. Cheers!
That’s brilliant I love it, thank you for sharing x
You’re welcome 😊
SPECTACULAR!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️👍
Thank you so much 😀
Great to see things happening again Stewart. That is a really lovely effect. The close up shots at the end show the definition. Spot on again, or should that be "flung out" again. Stay safe.
Glad you enjoyed it, John! More videos to come.....and not a two month gap next time....
Great as usual. Better get my Apron on.
Cheers, Trevor!!
Very effective Stewart
Cheers, Ed! Just received my unicorn spit (and mug!)....to tired to open it tonight so it'll have to wait until tomorrow....
@@stewartfurini enjoy your tea :-)
Very good Stewart I need to make a protective frame 🧐
Thanks, Brian - the frame is pocket screwed together and makes it much easier to keep everything clean....
Stewart Furini Thanks I will knock something up today 👍
Great to see you back! Love the turning. I take it that the box around the turning is to keep the paint from flying all over. When you plan to texture, do you sand any at first, or not at all since you are texturing? Thanks.
Cheers, Joseph - I might give a little light sanding or burnishing with shavings to the texture on this if it's particularly fuzzy. On this occasion it didn't really need that. I quite like the rough feel.
Wonderful effect, love it! Regards, wooddude.uk
Thank you! Cheers! Without any lacquer on it has a very nice rough texture I'm tempted to leave...
@@stewartfurini An ultra lite spray of matt lacquer would look great.
Looks great 👍- I always look forward to seeing your videos- what is the name of the WoodTurning Magazine that you write for & is the magazine available in the USA .
Bill M
Thank you, Bill! Cheers! I'm pretty sure the magazine is available in the USA as it carries some US advertising: it's called Woodturning from GMC publications www.gmcsubscriptions.com/product/woodturning/ There's a digital subscription available too.
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Thank you, Luiz!
Hello Stewart. I'm a new sub and I absolutely love what you do. When you are happy with a bowl what type of finish do you apply over the paint?
Cheers from Canada🇨🇦
Thanks and welcome, Calvin. I'm delighted to have a new subscriber! Over paint I usually use a gloss lacquer, sometimes matt, and on very rare occasions just microcrystalline wax, but the lacquer is much more durable. Cheers!
Beautiful! At what speed are yoy running your lathe to spread the paint?
Thank you! I guess it's around 2000 or so for the paint to spread like this. Cheers!
Have you gotten a rattle can of the “holographic” paint yet? Looks very interesting.
Ooooohh....no.....will do some research.......thanks, Valerie!
Stewart Furini Black label on can. Holographic in big letters vertical sideways. Saw it in video this week, but don’t remember which one. Think it was a British turner.