Here's an overview of some texturing techniques. Apologies to those of you who have already seen the first upload of this and who left comments. I didn't realise I had about 30 minutes of blank video at the end!
Your texturing techniques created a very dynamic design, enhanced by lovely colour choices. Had it been mine, I would have kept, in some form, as a finished piece. It was sad to the gouge fall. Thanks James
Loved this video I have a Proxxon and the attachments you mention. I have had a bit play with it and love it although OST’s quite a scary tool. There are so few videos on its use this was great to watch. I am still only practicing but love you videos and your work. Thanks for this one it’s realllllyyy useful. Kevin
Hi Stewart, As you say keep your hands off the the fins as the motor will over heat. And burn out as I found to my cost good video take care. Y.N.W.A. Paul
Thankyou for the tutorial, I need loads of practice especially with the airbrush I get more on me than on the piece of work haha. Look forward to you next vid. 👍🤘😎🍺
Thank you, Bob. I seem to have found some favourite combinations just from trying things out. It helps that most of the colouring I do is with a set of stains that come in the rainbow colours and pretty much any two of them will work well together. For me, my go to colour combos are yellow, orange and red or both of the blues with either some purple or yellow, or occasionally green. I tend to keep to these two colour palettes most of the time....
Thanks, Mart. I know what you mean about the Proxxon compared to the Dremel. I've found the carbide milling cutters do a good job. I've got a Saburrtooth sphere burr coming this week to see how that goes in the Dremel. Glad the video was interesting. Cheers!
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Here's an overview of some texturing techniques. Apologies to those of you who have already seen the first upload of this and who left comments. I didn't realise I had about 30 minutes of blank video at the end!
Your embellishment work is always fascinating, Stewart.
Thank you, Rick! Much appreciated. Cheers!
That reminds me of the beech, i so enjoy watching your vids. Thank you once again for sharing 😍
My pleasure, Linda...I've had a go at a beach scene but it's a bit crude - it'll be next weekend's video...Cheers!
Looking forward to seeing it already 😍
Great demo Stewart
Cheers
Jim
Thanks, Jim! Still mulling over my first milliput design....I'll do it one day!
A very interesting and informative video Stewart, enjoyed that mate.
Cheers
Mike
Cheers, Mike!
Your texturing techniques created a very dynamic design, enhanced by lovely colour choices. Had it been mine, I would have kept, in some form, as a finished piece. It was sad to the gouge fall.
Thanks
James
Thanks, James - brutal, aren't I?? I liked doing it, and had a go at doing one to keep...it might be next weekend's video...Cheers!
I love your videos Stewart!! They’re informative and entertaining 🎨🥰👏🏻
Thanks, Bonnie! I'll keep 'em coming!
Thanks for sharing, very informative.
Cheers, William - happy new year!
Michael says many thanks, he has enjoyed watching and will refer back again before his next attempt at texturing
My pleasure - glad it's helpful.
Loved this video I have a Proxxon and the attachments you mention. I have had a bit play with it and love it although OST’s quite a scary tool. There are so few videos on its use this was great to watch. I am still only practicing but love you videos and your work. Thanks for this one it’s realllllyyy useful. Kevin
Cheers, Kevin - really pleased this one has been useful!
Great informative video Stewart, thanks for sharing will be having a go at some texturing a bit later.
My pleasure, Andy - glad it was useful! Cheers!
I love texturing on bowls...it add such character and your colors are awesome!
Thank you, Carol - this one has made me think about doing some wall 'art'.....we'll have to see! Cheers!!
Thank you for the video, was really useful.
My pleasure. Thank you, Jane!
Hi Stewart, As you say keep your hands off the the fins as the motor will over heat.
And burn out as I found to my cost good video take care. Y.N.W.A. Paul
Cheers, Paul - yep, I've heard of people having problems with burning out the motor. Glad you liked the video.
Thankyou for the tutorial, I need loads of practice especially with the airbrush I get more on me than on the piece of work haha. Look forward to you next vid. 👍🤘😎🍺
Thanks, Christopher! Have fun practising! Cheers!!
Wonderful job Stewart. I thank you for this tutorial.
My pleasure - thanks for commenting!
Bought some heavier burrs to use in my drill a while back,guess I'll fish them out and have play! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Play time is the best time, Alan! Have fun with them. Cheers!
Stewart, I really like your texturing and coloring. How do you determing which colors will work together?
Thank you, Bob. I seem to have found some favourite combinations just from trying things out. It helps that most of the colouring I do is with a set of stains that come in the rainbow colours and pretty much any two of them will work well together. For me, my go to colour combos are yellow, orange and red or both of the blues with either some purple or yellow, or occasionally green. I tend to keep to these two colour palettes most of the time....
Interesting video, i tend to use a flex shaft with my dremel, and have over 100 different bits, But none of them cut as well as the Proxton
Thanks, Mart. I know what you mean about the Proxxon compared to the Dremel. I've found the carbide milling cutters do a good job. I've got a Saburrtooth sphere burr coming this week to see how that goes in the Dremel. Glad the video was interesting. Cheers!