Woodturning - The spirit stain vase
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- so, here I'm playing around with some wood stain on a mini vase I made. I quite like the affect this had actually. Hope you like it and it gives you some ideas.
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Please note that my channel is for entertainment purposes only. You should NOT rely solely upon the information and techniques discussed and displayed in my channel.
I'm not a professional woodworker or woodturner and working with machinery can be dangerous.
It is recommended that you fully research each technique and decide for yourself what the safest possible work method is for you.
I really like how the grain of the wood just popped out so beautifully. Another lovely piece, sir.
I like the stain very much. I 💘 love the end result. It looks so fantastic. Wish I had one just like it.
I'm watching this on January I 2022 . Beautiful work you do.
Your channel just appeared on my home page on RUclips, and I’m so glad it did! I’ve been binge-watching for two days! 😂 I’ve started at the beginning, and I see I have lots more to watch. I love watching you work, turning (pun intended!) chunks of wood and resin, etc., into gorgeous pieces. Brilliant work! With much respect from New York State in the US.
Some many many years ago a friend in NetNews lived in Colorado. He was growing a stand of aspen and dripped for several years color stain onto their roots. It, the bottle, hung on the tree and dripped and he had a tap into the tree also. Some trees did nicely others not. It colored the wood throughout the growth rings while he stained them. Martin
That came out so cool. Love the colors, the grain and the shine! Great job. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The yellow really made the grain pop.
Gorgeous. 💓
Been watching you Nick for awhile and this is one of my favorite videos. You’re truly awesome dude. I’m a machinist but have wanted to get into wood turning for awhile now. You’re videos truly give me inspiration and for that I thank you. Waffle on brother....Waffle on.
You seem exhausted or sad.I hope everything is alright. Thank you for sharing another of your creations
I did not expect the grain to pop so much almost looks like pyrography with color, Nice one
+idahojay Yes me neither, I'm keen to do another one now . Thanks for watching . All the best
Very usefull, I was surprised with the changing of the colors and the final result.Thank you Mr Zammeti!
Love it
It's come out very nicely. I noted that the orange over the green was a beautiful bronze before you applied more coats. However, the final yellow coats brought it all together with some lovely colours.
thanks
James
Beautiful stain bringing out the woods natural beauty but Nick I wanted the pink/purple color which was taken away with the yellow.
Love it!! It's beautiful!
I love that little vase. Enjoyed this video, thanks Nick. :-)
absolutely gorgeous! love the translucent effect the stain gives once it's been waxed, bloody well done sir!!
+andy bell Thanks Andy, much appreciated. I will be doing some more of these I think. All the best
great info looking vase. can't even tell the top was glued on.lol
Thanks for sharing your findings on using dyes, very useful.
+Dave Capper-Sandon Hey Dave, cheers mate. Thanks for watching
Nice effect, pretty
that was a nice vase u should try to make a bouquet of roses from wood to put in side of the vase and stain them that wood ( would ) look awesome I watch your videos all the time
from the U.S.A.
So did you make a second vase because the top was broken on the first one? Orange and green were switched and the grain pattern was a bit different on the first at the break.
That was nice i like the colors and that the grain is still there :-)
Quite interesting Nick. I'll have to give it a try. Thank you for sharing...! Beautiful end results...!
Hot soapy water gets most of the stain off😉 looks a good finish anyway keep up the great work
+Harvey Weeks haha thanks Harvey. and thanks for watching . All the best
Awesome 😀😀😀😀😀😀
+Charlie Zammit Thanks Charlie
Too funky for me! However, nice turn. SAFE TURNING, John
I wonder what would happen if you used regular food coloring from the grocery store.
Probably not light fast, as made with edible products. Did once use blue food dye to tone down some yellowish horse hair..it did work a little but not at all permanent.
very nice.
+Robert Kutz Thanks Robert
How about having a small, tall table by the headstock say on wheels with your stains, tools, chucks etc so that your not dashing off out of shot,,, I'm thinking candle sticks using the darker range of stains,,thanks. Regards Alf
+Alf Key haha be nice if I had the room Alf. thanks for watching . All the best
So, adding all that yellow last took out the red and blue. Now you have orange and green!! I wonder why that happened?? LOL!!
Mumbly Peg was a game children played using Clothespins (colonial period/ sans spring)
Moms would paint them like people so they could be used as dolls. This meant they used lead based white paint. Lead based paint was banned in 1978.
During the spring town picnic women would gather to play their own games, one where the pins were attached to the line were plucked with one hand. The one with the most would win....the pins
Pins and bowling pins were shaped very similar, I don't know if there is a connection...off to find out in a second!
Last fact...............for now............. At the picnic women would also do a Fry Pan Toss. I never won the pegs, small hands but I just had to think of a man who made me mad and I would hit the distance by throwing it like a discus. The prize was usually the pan which was a HUGE deal at the time.
very cool. volume was low on my end. still very cool.
nice, I havn't seen this spirit stain anywhere, where did you get it from?
Never ever sand with the tool rest in place - it is extremely dangerous
Hey there Nick would this Stain work on glass?
How did you swap the green and orange?
My best guess is him sanding it back and swapping the colors?
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Nice effect Kick, did you use acrylic sanding sealer or cellulose ?
Regards ..... Geof
+geofo60 Geof Harris Thanks Geoff, I used Acrylic but I think I was supposed to use Cellulose, however it still came out ok, wasn't too sure of the difference to be fair. KR Nick
And red. Still looks nice but washed out colors
You'll look strange If your tie strings get caught in the lathe... saw a young gal get scalped when her long hair got caught up in a drill press...
What would happen if you added a white stain to a dark piece of wood? 🤔
Hello, where can I buy this paint for wood? thank you
What was the brand of the wood stains? I would like to get some and will have to look on ebay as I am in Australia. Great video loved the colours. :D
+Kylie Jane Hey Kylie, its called Spirit Stain. thanks for watching and hope you can find some . All the best
Yellow killed the blue and green.
Scares me to see you sanding with tool holder in place...careful there friend!
Sorry for the 👎 Nick. Not a fan of the stain. Looks nice, but not my thing.