Shou Sugi Ban & Greene and Greene Picture frame
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I'm using Greene & Greene technique and Shou Sugi Ban finish to make a picture frame for a crew picture I have from a job a worked at for over 11 years.
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lovely job and some great techniques in this video.
Beautiful technique and finished job! As a photographer the only change I would have done was not letting glass touch the print as over time it could sweat and cause water marks. Even if the glass is warm and each time a door is opened in the Winter.
Craftsmanship at it's best. Well done
Thank you!
god has given you a great gift. Nice piece of art.
Thanks Ruben
The frame is beautiful, but your work bench is MAGNIFICENT!
Thanks, the outfeed table/workbench is reclaimed Douglas Fir half from skids and half lowbed decking.. it turned out really well and aged well too. Thanks for watching!
Some very nice woodworking skills. Loved the frame. style and finish are just beautiful.
Thanks Tony! were you there that day for the picture?
Absolutely beautiful! I’m subscribing to see what else you come up with! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Don! Welcome to my Channel
what a great thing to do thank you . pictures tend to help memories .
Welcome Walter, I remember as a kid trying to find my grandpa in a similar crew picture. So for me it brings back lots of memories..
Thanks for sharing that awesome technique. Man that frame deserves a placement inside the house next to the family portrait.
Thanks, it has a nice spot in my shop and I do enjoy it quite a bit! I agree with you though but unsure if the excitement would be shared among my family... maybe if I put the family portrait in it...
Cool project. I'm glad you used the drill method for plugs. I do that a lot. The black and white pic looks great with that finish.
Thanks for watching Bob, saves a lot of time with the drill :)
amazing congrats
Thanks 😊
Absolutely gorgeous! You should put a spot light on the ceiling to shine on that beautiful picture.
When I put extra light on the ceiling it will be to see what I’m doing in the shop. But I do like the idea to add extra light for the picture also:) thanks for watching..
WOW!
Absolutely gorgeous
Thanks Dennis!
It came out magnificently!
Thanks James!
When I was watching your vid I became overwhelmed with emotion at the beauty of the project. I must try to emulate what you have done with permission of course n hope I can come close to your original. Thanks Dave
Thanks Dave.. Permission granted.. Let me know how it turns out..
What an outstanding !!!! looking frame. you are a craftsman my friend. really enjoyed the music and narration, just the right mix . looking forward to more.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it :)
two great styles one great frame
Thanks!
You're welcome.
One has to wonder what type of mentality is of those that put a thumbs down. Just saying. Fantastic job!
Thanks Rory!..
I really like this frame I will try something like it but smaller Thank you Allan
Thanks Allan! Let me know how it turned out...
@@HovingtonInstruments My frame turned out nice I put it on a painting i did a few years back i learned from watching Bob Ross show a 20x16. Allan
Very impressive. Beautiful work!
Thank you
That is seriously beautiful!
Thanks Maria
Beautiful frame! Well done.
Thank you!
Love it mate! Love GreenenGreene style. Beautiful work. Great music too! Cheers!!
Thanks for the feedback and for watching... glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice design you did an amazing job with that
Thank you Joseph!
Beautiful
thank you
I really like this project, well done
Thanks Angus.
Those ebony plugs could have been made into drawbore mortises. Great work as always tomy.
I agree. But I didn’t see the point since I was using soft wood. Drawbore works great on hard wood, but I’m sceptical of this them on soft wood like fir. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it
:) Fir or spruce can be quite hard though depending on growth conditions. I have never done any mortising myself and the examples of drawbore mortises I have seen have been on oak I think so I dont doubt your choice. I think they will use it in spruce and pine though in timber framing for splicing joists. However for construction here in sweden it would almost exclusively be spruce.
Greene and greene, or the hall brothers who built the stuff, didn't actually draw bore anything. A lot of plugs on the originals actually cover screws that were used to pin the m&t joint.
Great video and project!
Thanks
I believe it deserves to be displayed in a more prominent location, well done.
That's great Tomy !!!
Thanks!!
Great work Tomy!
Thank you Guy!
VERY well done.
thanks
Outstanding sir!!
Thank you Steven!
beatiful work
Thanks
Wonerful and this burning effect is amazing. I didn't get how you generate those channels on the surface of the wood ? Was it with the broom I don't think so
Jipes Blues the softer part of the wood gets burnt and turns to a removable state while the growth ring remains. The broom removes the burnt material quickly... Thanks for watching!
fantastic.
Thanks John
and i coldn't help but notice your laminated mallet, looked like walnut or purple heart with ash or something similar on the outside?
Nice design
Thank you Kenny
Wish i could hart the video that thing is beautiful!
Thank you James, really appreciate the feedback
Awesome Tomy.
Thanks Wally
Hi there
Can I just say we'll done on the picture fram
Thank you...
Hey man I know this is an older video but was wondering if the wood warped at all? When I try burning the wood always moves a good bit.
No, it didn’t move when burning and/ or overtime.
Maybe the woods you have tried with were too wet still...🤷♂️
Tomy Hovington Thanks for replying 👍🏻
Very Nice and something different than a square frame! (you just forgot to put some acid-free tape in there before putting in the glass and photo, as well as the back) but that's the purist in me speaking as a former Framemaker with a Dutch education (*_*)
Haha! love this...always something to learn, what is the purpose of the tape? is it to prevent a reaction between the wood frame and the picture?
Yes, it to prevent the photo (or any other paper) from "yellowing". That's why frame makers use an acid-free back to. It won't show very quickly but if you frame something that you want to pass on, it's an option to think about. I still have some tools from my old shop in The Netherlands and did get some questions about them while using them in a few of my video's. So I've got a video planned about them (will get to the materials also)
Not Just Sawdust I’m looking forward to seeing this video:) thanks for the information.. I really appreciate.
Tony, very nice project and well done
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Very beautiful. Was the trailer built for a specific load ?
Thanks, yes those trailers are always built for a specific load but can be reused multiple times. This one if I’m not mistaken was to haul a electrical transformer.
My apologies Tomy. I did not hear you state the use of the origin the beginning.
👍super
thank you
What kind of mini router are you using ?
It’s a Dremel 4000 with the Stewart Macdonald router base. www.stewmac.com/Luthier_Tools/Types_of_Tools/Routers_and_Bits/Routers/Precision_Router_Base.html
Thanks for watching..
Beautiful frame. Where was the picture taken?
The picture of the trailer and crew was taken in the company yard. I assume they didn’t want all the rubbish in the background so they photoshopped mountains in the background. We’re in British Columbia so they are readily available;) thanks for your feedback and for watching!
What kind of wood did you use?
It’s Douglas Fir 🌲
Many people going to see it in your "workshop" ????..... People need to SEE this ;)
I think there will be more people seeing it in my shop through TH-cam than people coming over to my place.. Glad you enjoyed the video and have fun with your blowtorch;)
16 mins gone in 16 secs!
This quick??? I guess you can always watch it again if it went too quick;) thanks for watching!
its beautiful :)
great project, very good job! but the music is sooooooooo booooorriiiiing😭
Thanks for watching ! You know.. it’s impossible to make everyone happy with the music... so as long as I like it and I can use it legally, it’s all good. Really appreciate the feedback...
You're right :) you can't satisfy everyone:)
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lol, saying blah blah blah blah all throughout the burning process? :)
OW HOT HOT HOT OW OW OW OW HOT HOT HOT
ah cmon you just like saying shou sugi ban
Don’t mind if I do :)
F...ing music!