Coloring Wood With Shou Sugi Ban and Wood Dye
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2018
- I pull out my once trusted blow torch to try and do a wood coloring video using a Japanese wood burning technique called Shou Sugi Ban, and then color the wood with a wood dye from Keda Dye.
I hope it helps give some ideas and demonstrates fairly well a new wood finishing technique. Thank you again for watching my videos, and for all your support, and generous likes and comments.
Wood Dye Used was Keda Royal Blue Liquid Dye
The blue dye was mixed into acetone at a ratio of 1 tsp blue dye to 12 ounces of acetone. I let the dye stain rest overnight, due to time constraints. The Douglass Fir wood 2x4 was sanded with 150 grit sandpaper, just like the chipboard and pine was when they were stained.
I really hope this helps someone out, and that it was a good demonstration that will help someone accomplish a Shou Sugi Ban wood burning finish, and possibly a Shou Sugi Ban with wood color finish.
#SugiBan #woodburning #dyestain - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Can find Keda Liquid Blue Dye here:
Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B01J2BXARM?maas=maas_adg_C26548331774B46FD0D0E993A2121C72_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas
eBay: www.ebay.com/itm/224137324225?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=JaSbMMAqTTu&sssrc=2380676&ssuid=JaSbMMAqTTu&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Website: kedadyeinc.com/ordering-information/
Walmart: www.walmart.com/ip/Blue-Stain-Royal-Blue-Alcohol-Dye-Liquid-Makes-2-Quart-of-Blue-Wood-Stain-by-Keda-Dye/2951598975
This is _EXACTLY_ what we have decided to do with the trim work for the kitchen when we repair and remodel it! This midnight blue looking color is absofreakinglutely perfect for what we're wanting to do - it will go _perfectly_ with the backsplash tile we are going to be using! Love it, thanks for doing these!
I think you will really enjoy it! Color is still going strong on the bench less the besting the grinder gives it hahahaha 😆 Thank you for watching, and SO happy I could help out. One less I owe TH-cam for all the things I have learned lol
I understand you were struggling but I appreciate your bloopers they were hilarious! I hope you've slept well since then.
Thank for all these videos, they are so awesome!!
Perfect, exactly what I was wanting to learn how to do on the exact wood that I want to use. Douglas fir is so great, light strong wonderful grain and affordable
Love these wood dyes
Love the Look of this finish. I always wondered why use dyes instead of the normal finishes. Now I know. Love the Look. Thanks for your videos. Excellent
I've been getting into a lot of different techniques and ways to work with wood, but just for my taste this one just jumped to the top of the list, FREAKING AWESOME man
Thank you! So happy I could help out! This really is super easy to do! Careful though, you get to that point were you are always looking to dye or burn something like me bahahaha - Just palying of course. Thank you again for watching!
Wow! That looks amazing!
For true shou sugi ban you should burn deeper. Then take a wire brush and brush with the grain and brush away a bunch of the charred stuff. You’ll be left with the raised grain patterns being dark with the lower areas being slightly burned but lighter.
Looks nice!
Thank you so much for that! I actually have gone out and I got a "Whip wheel" is what I call it lol, but it has these rigid like nylon "whips" and works just like a brush on my drill. Man! It leaves such an incredible texture, well at least on the small piece I did, and I totally see what you mean by the higher and lower ridges. Worked great! I made another shift knob, using Pine, and Sugi with how you mentioned, but shhhh I can't say anything til after Christmas 😂 Thank you so much for the added info. Owe you one my friend 👍 Thank you so much for watching. Really appreciate it!
Keda Wood Dye no sweat. This is how we grow as woodworkers and as a community by sharing our knowledge and techniques.
I found a small steel wire bristle brush worked the best.
I put the piece I’m brushing on a hard surface and hold it with my left hand. Then I brush the surface with the brush following the grain pattern. I stop frequently and vacuum up the dust it produces and I’d advise wearing a dust mask that seals well.
After the initial brushing ( I find) it’s sort of a feeling thing as to how much more and how aggressively you should brush.
At one point I’m brushing using very light pressure almost just letting gravity pull the brush down onto the wood.
Then take your hand and feel the surface.
It’ll be like the grain of the wood has been magically considerably raised up above the rest of the wood.
Once I feel the grain has been raised enough I then apply the dye/stain to the wood.
I have a US flag I’m doing using your blue dye for the union and it came out a sort of sea greenish blue.
It’s going to be put up for sale at a shop out here in Bridgehampton.
Does it work with other color dyes?
@@tlw2585 Yes very well. I know I am running a bit behind. Sorry about that, but they do all work. Thank you you for watching
This looks great! Recommended your video to my son in law. He is doing a similar project. Laughed so hard at the out takes!
Budd...absolutely stunning, thanks a bunch!!!
Looks amazing, thank you
Wow! Turned out gorgeous!
Absolutely beautiful, love the bloopers, made me laugh.
Thank you, i love this process. Its amazing
Love it !
Thank you 😀
Gorgeous!
Man I love the look of that. I would look forward seeing more colors. Thanks for posting ✌🏼
I know I really need to get back to making vids ASAP. I am trying to finalize an additive that can be added to the dye stain to help increase coverage even further, and some other benefits, so I really apologize for the video delays, but hopefully 2nd quarter I can get back to having some fun again lol 🤞 Thank you for watching! Really is appreciated :)
Wow, that's beautiful
Your frustration was my joy and laughter. Good video:)
I have saved this video for a year waiting to have a garage to work in. Starting today. Best dye color and SSB work I've seen. I would Love to see some old (or new with different color) video with the chipboard side of the project. Looks killer and I can't wait!
Sooo beautiful!!!
beautiful !!! I want my living room floor done like that!!!
Yes please me too 😁 It really is gorgeous 👍Thank you for watching!
Love your work!!!!!
Great video. Great community of helpful fellow woodworkers. I laughed so hard at the cartoon characters and Martial Arts pics.
You made my day
Lol Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
The out takes are hilarious 😂
Hahaha thank you I guess? Lol
I really need to get back to doing these vids. I really do enjoy it. I just moved into an old shop so the work required is monumental. Hopefully it allows for better future videos though :) Thank you again for watching. Really do appreciate it👍🏻
That is super awesome!!
Looks amazing
Cool effect!
Thank you for the valuable information without a life story attached!!!
Truly amazing work. This was the best example of this technique that I have seen.
Your on to something here. Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
I just want to take the time to say thanks for this video. It was a big help for me.
Wow! that was awesome. You just unlocked so many more avenues I can go down with woodworking. I am fairly new to the hobbie, I love these kind of techniques!! TY FANTASTIC VIDEO!
That is absolutely beautiful thank you so much for this video you just gave me an idea for my kitchen table
That would be one beautiful dining area that will really catch the eye! Happy I could help out...one less one that I owe TH-cam lol Thank you so much for watching!
Hey man. Thanks for doing this. Pronunciation and further technique in other comments is accurate. Really appreciate your videos.
عمل رائع جدا تحياتي لك من المغرب 👍
Really beautiful final product.
Love your bloopers at the end 😂👍
Thank you for video would live to see more colours 😃
wow, that looks so cool
Stunning 🤩
Gorgeous
Thank you👍🏻 It even looks better in person. The cameras just cannot capture the true depth that the eye sees first hand. Thank you for watching!
The video from 6:50 till the end had me rolling, keep them coming with the bloopers!
Yeah that looks awesome !! :)
Ive watched many of the videos you have done and i am just so surprised how effective keda dye are and how vivid the color is.
That was a fun video, thanks! I think I'd like to try this....hmmm, maybe in Purple, we will see.
Thanks again.
Thank you! Lol I just don't know why but it is like my brain just goes into some mode when I get behind the mic grrrr. I will get there though lol I was doing a Purple Sugi and a bunch of "Stuff" happened. I need to go back to that. I went with a super deep plumb purple color and it looked stellar! I will do one even though I am not planning on doing anything in purple right now, but at least I will have my formula recorded for the future me to access and/or stain already to go when I do need it😉👍
Beautiful work 👍🏆👍 and that’s only a couple tries …. Wow … awesome… I’m gonna try this
Thank you fam.... Happy I could help out 😉🥰
it's the best finish I've seen after watching about 10 videos on shou sugi ban.
Thank you so much! 🙏
Yes, My wife and I think he has the best videos too
Stunning
Thank you and thank you for watching 🙂👍
Beautiful 🥰
Looks mad 👍🏽
awesome
Awesome man. I just started burning and staining wood. Looks so cool.
I like it very much bro. Thanks for sharing.
Happy I could help out :) One less I owe TH-cam hahaha Thank you so much for watching 👍
I think it is jusr beautiful thank you
Show - shoe gee - bahn.
Looks great! and I see others gave their advice about the deep charring. I do believe this comes down to personal and preference and utility.
You did a great job. Awesome!
Thank you fam! 👍 Have a great New Year!
I have a log bed I've had for 20 years and i want to try this on it and do some modifications as well. I think it will be cool. The wood you did is beautifull. Great job.
👍 very nice
I think you should shoot more videos when you're tired- very amusing. Beautiful job. 🙏🙏
thank you for your video!! I am going to try and make a bo staff with this technique and color! love it!!👏☺️
Thank you for watching. Happy I could help out :)
Love the bloopers
Great Video with an Honest Guy behind the Cam! Thumb is up! Best regards from Austria ✌🏾
Ты гений!👍🤝
Killer brother, thanks for sharing.. haha, all of it, it was great:)
Wao awesome 👌
Good work lovely finish -
Haha bloopers at the end was awesome 😂👍
S beautiful
That is how we all grow
Haha great video that was a good laugh 😆 thanks for sharing that technique it looks really cool.
Awesome
Thank you 👍
Looks great I think it would look great on a knife
The bloopers 😂 do more bloopers lol. That blue looked awesome though.
Trying to avoid them haaahahaahaaa but if I have some will do
You did a very good job on that it turned out great . I liked how you didn't burn around the knots. I was considering using my fire pit to burn my wood. So I think I'll put some baking soda solution over the knots to keep them from burning too much. Thanks for the video sincerely your new subscriber
Show Shoogy Bonn is how I pronounce it. Love the colors and shine!!!
Thank you for watching as well as the help on the pronouncing tips 👍 Really appreciate it. Finalizing a new additive product, and plan to be back at the videos very soon. Thank you again. Really do appreciate it!
Lmao this is beautiful. Thanks for the bloopers😂
Thank you! 😊
This finish is SO sick. Out of all the videos I’ve watched on ssb this turned out the best by far. Thanks man
Man I.don't like it
I simply love it ❤
Wow! Very cool boss. I'm going to have to cook some wood. = )
Be Forewarned... it can become an obsession of sorts. I just emptied out my pocket change jar to replenish my supply of propane and map gas so I can go out to the garage and feed my addiction. Today Ill be burning and dying (using KedaDye (powder wood dyes) the frame to our glass top office table. If you haven't played with the water soluble wood dyes I encourage you to give it a goo... they are a lot of fun to mix up and play around with. I always feel like a bit of a scientist when I get to mix up a new batch. Despite what the labels say, I haven't had any issues saving/reusing my mixed dye solutions. Just add a tbs. of standard isopropyl alcohol and store the left over mixed solutions in a sealed glass jar. Old pasta sauce and pickle jars work great and are a thrifty alternative to canning jars.
Fantástico!!!!!!!!
I had my heart set on using red for my project but u got me on the fence about this amazing blue.....🤔
show - shoo - gee - bon. age old process for wood preservation. used KEDA dyes myself for about 4 years now mixed in various solutions. oils work wonderfully.
Thank you for the info as well as watching the video. Really appreciate it 👍
I liked it you did a good job, dig the bloopers , kinda sounds like me
Love it lmfao...awesome video
Crimson would look awesome
Great! Thank you, and thank you for watching. I will try to get that together 👍
Keda wood dye would like to dye oak kitchen table after burning with the crimson color any suggestions for a large area??? pls & thnx
I'm looking to do something like this for a pallet wood flooring in my house.
"You wanna burn some wood pilgrim" 😂😂😂
Jokes aside this was a good video and the finished product looks great 👌
All the colors. Do all the colors.
Its ...shal we join the band...lol
GREAT video Brutha! I learned a lot. Don't be so hard on yerself. You did a good job with the staining, burning and the instructions in my opinion. I'm a carver who's looking to get into dye stains. I'm going to buy the Keda kt. Peace!
Thank you fam.... 👍 Needed that boost 😉 I do need to get back to the videos.
@KedaWoodDye I look forward to trying some of your technique. I'm a Canadian carver recently moved to Japan. I need all the helpful hints I can find. Glad to have seen your vid. I look forward to more. Sincerely, Morgan Taylor. Yokohama, Japan
Might take awhile but I'd love to do my floor like this. Damn.
I bought an RESTORER fromAmazon and it is the cats meow for texturing old wood and I am going to use it with Show Sufi Ban, lol roses what effect I have and if it comes out nice, I want to make a Queen size bed using a wood dye. I have been watching different YT videos on the process, one doesn’t have to use dye, paints will also work. Enjoyed and have subscribed to your channel.
Safi saana
love the work but omfg thank you so much for the bloopers. Holy fuck i laughed so hard i woke up the misses.
Yes! More bloopers!
“Douglas pine” Hahahaha
The decent into madness was palpable
Really enjoyed the video! Would you be able to leave a link on the dye your using??!!
Do you think you could do an olive green? I see a few people doing some nice emeralds, but never do I see a deep glossy olive green.
showoweee shugee bAn
Did you burn the “chip board” (OSB), as well ?
This sounds weird but i could not get the ratio of keda powder to water/alcohol. And discovered this by accident but you can do it in reverse and it came out awsome. I dyed the wood then after it dried i burned the grain and it came out awsome!!
Good too hear everything worked out with your project 👍
Could this be done on 3/4 birch panels (plywood)?