How does it look with an oil or wax? If it hardens, it should seal the pigments aswell. I imagine it pops the grain and the colors even more, though one might lose the jewelrish appeal. I personally don't like the high gloss and a "plastic coating" on my wood that much. Cheers, nice work anyway!
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This video is an excerpt from a longer video on making pendants that Tim Yoder made 7 years ago, available at: ruclips.net/video/HMTqdpIMm3o/видео.html . Although the video is not new in that respect, it remains valuable because it concentrates on the coloring process, something that can be applied to more than pendants. Other commenters have asked who is "Brian" that Yoder sometimes refers to. He is identified in the longer video as Bruce Holden, a woodturner with a woodturning business in Oklahoma.
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Well done Tim. Excellent results. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Those are really pretty, Tim. But who is Bruce?
Bill
Just what I needed to see,Tim. My dyes are sitting neglected in a drawer and tomorrow they’re coming out to join the party!
Thank you for the primer on wood coloring and showing us how it is done.
They look AMAZING! What a neat idea. Everything looks so broght and shiny 😁💙
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
Very informative Tim, need to try some of that! Thanks and stay safe.
Excellent. Who is Bruce?
How does it look with an oil or wax? If it hardens, it should seal the pigments aswell. I imagine it pops the grain and the colors even more, though one might lose the jewelrish appeal. I personally don't like the high gloss and a "plastic coating" on my wood that much. Cheers, nice work anyway!
Thanks! Where do you find the Deft sanding sealer??
Can’t you glue wood after you’ve put dye on it .
Looks great! What is the diameter of the disks?
Between 2 and 2.5 inches
Amazing coloring Tim!! Thanks for sharing. What brands of alcohol and water-based dyes are you using?
If I remember right it's trans tint from woodcraft.
@@woodturningwithtimyoder thank you!
I hate powder stains…
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Hopefully you'll be among them. Good luck!
Do you think he'll appreciate the beauty of dyed wood? I think he will.
@@bradwood4311 Yes 👍. Because, for by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him: and he is before all things, and by him all things consist.
Colossians 1:16-17 KJV
I've noticed with all the older turners on RUclips, they have ran out of ideas. Much you see today is just a repeat of ten years ago.
This video is an excerpt from a longer video on making pendants that Tim Yoder made 7 years ago, available at: ruclips.net/video/HMTqdpIMm3o/видео.html . Although the video is not new in that respect, it remains valuable because it concentrates on the coloring process, something that can be applied to more than pendants. Other commenters have asked who is "Brian" that Yoder sometimes refers to. He is identified in the longer video as Bruce Holden, a woodturner with a woodturning business in Oklahoma.