Mr. Arason, that's a beautiful piece. I've done string pulls on canvas before but it never occurred to me to try it on a bowl lid - a great idea. Also, here in the US, Behlen's makes a grain filler that I've used before with good results on oak and mahogany and I believe that it's still available from Woodcraft. Hope this helps.
Thanks. It often works fine to implement good ideas from one media to another. Thank you for watching and commenting. Thanks for the information on the grain filler. Appreciated.
Really impressed with how you used the string to apply the JoSonja paints.......Brillant Idea!!! This looks very stunning and so Professional......Super Job!!
Thanks. I cannot claim to be the author of this method. Nothing new under the sun! I saw this first demonstrated by Wayne the Woodturner “@WaynetheWoodturner». He has several fine videos about colouring. But thanks for the comment and thanks for watching. Appreciated.
Absolutely beautiful work again sir. I too have played with some of the iridescent paints but I use an air brush to blow it around but that string technique is very cool. Thanks again for showing us your awesome skills
Thanks Scott. Glad you like it. If you look at my video #25 you will see my take on the technique you mention. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciated.
Great box Sigurdur, well shaped and great proportions. It all flows well through those curves and the string=pulled colours really make it stand out. Keep on turning. Cheers, Bluey 👍
Hi Miss Tee. I am pleased to hear you like it and are inspired. I, especially like your comment on the flowers.The last few months I have been viewing your videos. Some very beautiful creations there. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.
I used Jo'Sonja Orodescemt Colours. Jo’Sonja Iridescent Colours: www.josonjas-ukshop.co.uk/ Jo’Sonja Flow Medium: www.josonjas-ukshop.co.uk/ Thank you for watching.
Hi David. Thanks. The tool I am calling a “beading” tool in the video has a 35 degr. bevel on both sides. It could also be called “parting tool”. It is my understanding that “bedan” tool has only bevel on one side.
You're probably right. In any event, your English is infinitely better than my Swedish. Most "beading tools" I've seen have a bead-shaped cut-out in them.
@@davidshaper5146 Hi David. I think there is some confusion about the definition of beading tool. You are right that most of the tools today called Beading tools have a bead shaped groove in them. But I believe that is a relatively new development. Earlier, a tool similar to mine was used to shape beads. I am actually from Iceland but living in Denmark at the moment.
I am al ost speechless! What a masterpiece of work!
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Very nicely done
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Love it!!!
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Excellent commentary and a beautiful outcome - that little box is stunning!
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Fremragende håndværk…. Bravo min kaptajn…👏
Takker.
Mr. Arason, that's a beautiful piece. I've done string pulls on canvas before but it never occurred to me to try it on a bowl lid - a great idea. Also, here in the US, Behlen's makes a grain filler that I've used before with good results on oak and mahogany and I believe that it's still available from Woodcraft. Hope this helps.
Thanks. It often works fine to implement good ideas from one media to another. Thank you for watching and commenting. Thanks for the information on the grain filler. Appreciated.
Fascinating coloring technique. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Mike for watching and commenting. Much Appreciated.
AWESOME paint work just so cool, WOW, WOW love it !!!!!😋😋😋
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A very nice project nicely done.
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The string art work really leaves a beautiful finish.
Thanks. I rather like the shine of the Iridescent Colours. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.
Really impressed with how you used the string to apply the JoSonja paints.......Brillant Idea!!! This looks very stunning and so Professional......Super Job!!
Thanks. I cannot claim to be the author of this method. Nothing new under the sun! I saw this first demonstrated by Wayne the Woodturner “@WaynetheWoodturner». He has several fine videos about colouring. But thanks for the comment and thanks for watching. Appreciated.
Stunning piece, well done 🙌🙌🙌🙌
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Great example of the string pull technique!
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Absolutely beautiful work again sir. I too have played with some of the iridescent paints but I use an air brush to blow it around but that string technique is very cool. Thanks again for showing us your awesome skills
Thanks Scott. Glad you like it. If you look at my video #25 you will see my take on the technique you mention. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciated.
Very interesting process, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍
Thanks Allen. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.
Very nice turning. The color made it pop.
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Great work Sigurdur 😊
Thanks Arne. Appreciated.
Very beautiful
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Stunning effect with the string!!
Hi Graham. I am glad you like this. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.
Great work Sigur. You have a high attention to details and the finish is virtually perfect.
Hi Leo. Thanks. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching. Appreciated.
Great box Sigurdur, well shaped and great proportions. It all flows well through those curves and the string=pulled colours really make it stand out.
Keep on turning.
Cheers, Bluey 👍
Hi Bluey. Thank you so much. Your comments are appreciated.
Beautiful!
Thanks. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching. Appreciated.
Beautiful box.
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Fantastic art work Sigurdur.
Thanks Jack. Glad you like it. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.
Looks great.
Thanks Doug. Thanks for watching. Appreciated.
Beautiful, I love the string pull flowers. I feel inspired to make a similar box. Thank you for sharing 🙂
Hi Miss Tee. I am pleased to hear you like it and are inspired. I, especially like your comment on the flowers.The last few months I have been viewing your videos. Some very beautiful creations there. Thank you for watching. Appreciated.
@@SAr-Woodturning and thank you for watching my channel and your comments 😊
Beautiful piece .. Stay safe Sigurdur :-)
Hi Kim. Thanks. Appreciated.
What sort of paints do you use Sigur
I used Jo'Sonja Orodescemt Colours. Jo’Sonja Iridescent Colours: www.josonjas-ukshop.co.uk/
Jo’Sonja Flow Medium: www.josonjas-ukshop.co.uk/
Thank you for watching.
Very nice. I think what you're calling a "beading tool" is actually a bedan.
Hi David. Thanks. The tool I am calling a “beading” tool in the video has a 35 degr. bevel on both sides. It could also be called “parting tool”. It is my understanding that “bedan” tool has only bevel on one side.
You're probably right. In any event, your English is infinitely better than my Swedish. Most "beading tools" I've seen have a bead-shaped cut-out in them.
@@davidshaper5146 Hi David. I think there is some confusion about the definition of beading tool. You are right that most of the tools today called Beading tools have a bead shaped groove in them. But I believe that is a relatively new development. Earlier, a tool similar to mine was used to shape beads. I am actually from Iceland but living in Denmark at the moment.