Pallet Wood Picture Frame and Hand Torch Contrast On Wood (Wood Grain or Texture) Stand Out.

This build of a picture frame and the use of a hand torch was influenced by the artist of the Bahamas as indigenous art picture frame. It brings out the wood grain ten time full and the roughness of the wood feel is eliminated with no sanding required.
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[@ScrapwoodCity]

Awesome technique! Ευχαριστώ for sharing! ;)

[@ChrisGlitzosWoodTinkerer]

+Scrap wood City
Hey my friend i was surprised at the stand out contrast of the Wood finish it looks better than the images

[@FSWoodworking]

Great job Chris. Love it.

[@ChrisGlitzosWoodTinkerer]

+Vasilis Papadopoulos (FS WoodWorking)
Thanks Vasilis

[@tro8191]

Very nice! Simple and classy. I love torching projects but I get to scared to go completely black. I tend to keep it more as shading. May be time to try a complete burn!

[@ChrisGlitzosWoodTinkerer]

Thank you for your kind words the best part of the torch finish, the wood ends-up with a smooth surface if you go all the way black with a surface burn. But the best part is after you polyurethane it or add varnish, the end result in my opinion looks like black lacquer. Good luck with your next burn, i believe that you would end up liking it. ;-)

[@AllesohneKabel]

Looks very nice!

[@ChrisGlitzosWoodTinkerer]

thank you very much

[@redwood1957]

Nice thumb nail Good job

[@donnapresley966]

very nice. I like the no sanding

[@ChrisGlitzosWoodTinkerer]

+Donna Presley
Thanks yeah no sanding lol

[@RoomiesGarage]

awesome video sir...shared!

[@ChrisGlitzosWoodTinkerer]

Roomies Garage
Thank you sir I'm glad that you like it

[@ChrisGlitzosWoodTinkerer]

Roomie my friend I am glad you like it and thank sir! ;-)

[@sirlatinlingo9451]

Great video sir! How did you secure all 4 sides of the frame? Glue, finishing nails or pocket screws?

[@ChrisGlitzosWoodTinkerer]

+Sir Latin Lingo just wood glue only and a four corner strap

[@Laffy1345]

Sir Latin Lingo we at the frame shop never used pocket screws...NEVER...

[@dadobbs]

Without a matte the print will stick to glass.

[@Laffy1345]

I did this on my house....no, more house😂