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I am using a similar method. I do seal the end grain prior to putting the once turned bowls into the drying box. Mine is a set of metal shelves encapsulated with foam board insulation.

Excellent idea using the "blowing" technique thin out the bottom. I will use that for sure.

Stunning,great job a touch of brilliance

How does the water leave the refrigerator?

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I did it myself with the Woodglut plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.

Nice demonstration. Beautiful results

Very very beautiful.

I've never heard of soaking them. Could you explain please

Nicely done. Love the modeled colors.

What happened to the content in the middle? Not a subscriber!!

Nice effect. You have a ton of once turned bowls. You should think of selling those (maybe you do)? I could use a few.

What kind of paint ia using?

not sufficient info. we watch to learn, dont presume we know.

fantastic!

Hi from the UK. I sourced the same brand inks and stamp with the felts pads and had my first try at colouring with ink. The inks are very ‘pigment strong’ and I got the desired effect that I wanted, but with two problems . Firstly, the fibres from the felt remained in the ink and were a devil to get out. I used 0000 wire wool with a very light touch and managed to knock the tops off of most of the fibres, but there was a definite texture in the ink when I was done. The second problem was the inks ran when I applied melamine lacquer. I ended up having to sand the piece down to bare wood and start again from the sanding sealer stage. I still had the problem with the fibres from the felt second time around and acrylic lacquer worked fine. I’m going to try 100% wool felt, as that is supposedly more stable. Any other suggestions would be great fully received.

More editing is needed. When showing the product that was used, show the product.

Love the second one

Lift slower, up and down. Looks beautiful.

Beautiful bowl and finish, great idea with the mortise on the inside, thanks for sharing... subscribed

Yes, why the soap and water soak?

using Painters tape to keep your edges clean and may let you work closer to the edge of the painted area also. looks awesome. i will try it this afternoon . thanks

Would you share what stamp you used? I am new trying to dye bowls.

Great video, why the soap in the water? Never heard of this.

you might have been better doing a cup pour rather than the open cup pour as you have more control. however that depends on what look you're going for. your paints are a little thick so I hope you manage to get no mounds in your pour. try making your paint a little thinner.... a little. you dont want them too thin or they will run off the bowl. make sure all your colour consistency are the same. try dimethicone instead of silicone. using silicone means you have to really wash the bowl before applying varnish otherwise you'll have spots in your varnish. did your bowl turn out the way you expected. did you use a pouring medium in your paints I cant remember hope this helps....it looks lovely btw 😊

Thanks for showing your drying technique! Whenever bowls do get checking - is it more towards the end of the drying cycle or in the beginning?

Beautiful work. Can you tell me what kind of silicone and how much you used? Thanks for sharing Dennis Beamish Cambridge Ontario Canada

I'm going to build one of these this weekend. I am afraid I won't always be able to fill it up. What's your thoughts on adding a pan of water inside to compensate?

You're only using a light bulb. Your not using a fan for circulation? Sorry I am considering a way to dry my blanks and trying to understand the right way to this. Thank you.

A lot of talent. Beautiful !

VERY COOL !

That is utterly gorgeous. You're very talented.

Great experiments with colour and techniques. Thanks for sharing!

That is Awesome work

I really liked the first attempt. I would have kept it!

WOW!!!! Techniques are unreal! I pour paint and I think I am considered pretty good, however, on a beautiful wood sculpture, I don't know............!!

Would like to see the epoxy technique please👍😜

Any experience with using anchorseal on pieces before putting them in this type of kiln? I turn professionally and have just air dried with anchor seal. It takes a much longer time to dry, but I have hundreds in different stages at all time. I am setting up my first freezer kiln. I needed a larger freezer since I start with 25 inch blanks. I have sealed them and put them in the freezer. Four days and a lot of water has come out, and no checking.

Nice. I liked it when you initially took the plastic bag and swirled it around. The blotting method did not speak to me. But the you saved it in the end with the ring pour. I like the orderly chaos of it. Reminds of the painted desert out in the southwest all those wavy sediment layers.

Beautiful!

I hope you took that lid off of the last bowl before the paint started to dry.

absolutely stunning!

For the benefit of us who might not understand kiln drying principle. I get your emphasis on packing it full, i.e. lots of close up showing that concept,. Some more ideas on "how" you repurposed your old fridge would help.

Very nice if you scrap the exes paint into a cup and mix with resin you could turn a nice bottle stopper or something

Skins make great jewelry. We all are our own worst enemies when we mess too much with our projects.

My eyes are beholding 2 wonderful bowls. Thank you for sharing your talent.

Do u make the bowls? You said u have skins. I've seen some tutorials where people make jewelry with them. Your pours are pretty.

where do you get your wood bowls from?