If you still want to know a different way to do this. Take clear electrical tape. Cover the blade. Next draw/find a picture you want and print it, then trace the image onto the tape, and cut away either the negative or positive portions of the drawing. Then take either 2-3 9 volt batteries, or an old depleted car battery and hook the positive to the blade, and the negative into onto a metal rod that will be placed into a bucket of salt water. Now as you do it, make sure you don’t etch the beveled edge of you’re blade. It will weaken it. Wipe away some of the rust/metal and make sure you don’t etch more than you want. Then when you’re done buff the side you etched, and repeat on the other side. You can make extremely detailed drawings like his this way. With that said, Just be careful when it comes to electricity. I would suggest the 9 volt method if you’re not comfortable/confidently/safely able to use a larger battery Apparently I should watch the video before commenting. He did this method with the base etch at the start. Then the later one I suspect is the same thing but now dipping it into the glass. The second glass I think is just water to clean off some of the left over rust/etching material. It could be vinegar though to add a patina to the blade. As for the two containers he used one is blueing solution, and what looks to be grease for gears to add another level of rust protection.
@@chazly30 similar to when he used paint to draw his image onto the ax head, the nail polish is used to protect the image he drew. This later gets rubbed away when you sand away material at the end. As for glass, I'm referring to the glass jar he has full of what I would assume is either vinegar or water. (I can't read Russian, so I'm assuming it's vinegar) the vinegar is used to add a patina around the parts that don't have nail polish on them. This etches the design without nail polish. more, and lowers the surrounding design further into the blade Essentially you're making a "background". If you could see the height of the skull compared to the base of metal it would look like this. | | too | |. (Not to scale just an example) The other glass jar is full of water to clean the vinegar off of the metal. This etches the metal and gives it a patina to help prevent rust. Although him bluing the metal and adding gear grease at the end gives him pretty good protection as it is.
@@IIBLANKII So the vinegar further etched it (which makes it look tinted) to give the appearance of shadowing? The parts with the nail polish where protected (keeping them shiny) which keeps those parts in the forefront giving the image its depth? I noticed he did that a couple times to give it layers. I'm assuming the time it spends in the dip as well as the concentrate of vinegar makes a difference also?
Очень хорошая работа! Хотел бы добавить комментарий по поводу оформления видео, очень бы хотелось увидеть небольшие вставки в виде прописанных комментариев названия или пропорций.. Это бы невероятно скрасило и так положительные эмоции от такого хорошего видео. И поскольку очень много англоязычных, больше внимания привлекало бы и дублирование название видео на английском. Желаю удачи в творчестве и развитии канала !
Большое спасибо за комментарий и Ваше внимание. Ваше замечание очень кстати. Я и сам о текстовых пояснениях думаю. Но обычно когда монтирую видео несколько часов подряд, не хватает терпения еще и текстовые вставки делать. Кроме того есть еще много параллельной работы, и на все не хватает времени. В будущем планирую делать видео с текстовыми пояснениями. Озвучку не делаю именно по той причине что смотрят люди из разных стран, а я могу озвучить только на каком-то одном языке. Спасибо. Всего Вам наилучшего.
Да, очень жаль. Но Терпения Вам кучу. На такие проекты. Кстати полезно будет людям даже просто циферки в определённых местах(к примеру когда раствор соли в кадр попал) а в тексте описания видео расписать "1 - раствор соли в воде 1000гр соли 300мл воды" Ну и примерно такие наброски по ходу дела, думаю монтаж и свидение не сильно будет осложнять и времени не очень много займёт. Но если я не прав, извините за глупую мысль вслух )))
Да, отсутствие времени это косяк по нашим реалиям жизни.. Просто текстовые пояснения будут хороши тем, что их можно и переводчиком помучать людям в других странах. Но а вообще, Вы автор, как Вы видите, так нам и предстоит увидеть. И надеятся что у Вас когда либо будет времени побольше, да и настроения заморачиваться для целой толпы ненасытных нас подобными помогайками(подсказками). Удачи в дальнейшем творчестве. ;-)
Большое спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание. Конечно , в будущем буду стараться делать более удобный для просмотра формат. Пока что , к сожалению, могу только так как есть. )
Buenas tardes señor, es la primera vez que veo un vídeo suyo y fue hipnótico, inmediatamente me suscribí a su canal. Qué belleza el trabajo que hizo! Aunque no se lo ve a usted, pude advertir (por sus manos) que es una persona joven, lo que es más valorable aún. Es fantástico ver que jóvenes conozcan y difundan antiguas técnicas de grabado químico en metales. Fue un trabajo fabuloso. Imagino que a esa hermosa hacha ornamental le colocara un mango de igual jerarquía. LO FELICITO! Le mando un saludo desde Argentina.
Gracias por tu comentario Agradezco tu atención. Quiero señalar que este hacha no es decorativa. A pesar de su apariencia, es completamente funcional. Puedes verlo en la segunda parte del video. ruclips.net/video/06quvpjbq8Q/видео.html Saludos desde Ucrania.
Ваточку мокал в соляной раствор, потом с содой раствор мокал. В банке прозрачное это не хлорное железо, скорее раствор азотной кислоты(опять же догадки)
Great etching work, your sense of design is very good too ! Good Technician and Artist. You could also incorporate a copper bath to add some color to the etchings would really stand out.
Топорик шедевр!Ювелирная работа.Талант,опыт,ум и золотые руки мастера позволяют создавать ему такие прекрасные изделия!И вызывают желание повторить что либо подобное🙂👍.Обращаясь к вашему опыту,хочу спросить,перед нанесением защитного покрытия-краски,специально протравили,для шероховатости поверхности?Просто у меня в попытке повторить и процарапать рисунок,краска с глянцевой поверхности скалывается не по линии узора,а наклейки в виде защитного покрытия,не дают возможности тонких линий узора.
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание. Совершенно верно. На слегка протравленной поверхности краска гораздо лучше держится. Еще я использую обязательно только белую матовую краску или серую и белую грунтовки. Все другие краски, что я пробовал, очень сильно скалываются.
I am fascinated by your art. The results are fantastic! Have you ever tried to do the same on bigger size metal plate to create a thin sculpture/painting. Then, you would open the door to a new art-form. Also, you could use Marvel or DC comic book art. These types of metal plate sculptures could feed for a hefty-price.
Thank you. I appreciate your attention. I have already tried making such pictures out of metal. It takes a lot of time and effort. And I like working with small objects more. I love the miniature. You got a good idea for a comic book. But, as far as I know, these images are copyrighted from copying. I think about new projects all the time. There are many ideas, I don't have time to implement everything. But I'm working on it. I hope you will enjoy my work in the future. Thank.
@@KirillRunz As you like small objects, I was even imagining decorating the exterior of a car that way, not the entire surface, but plaques on the surface.
Absolutely stunning. Artistic talent and technical knowledge, and this is the result. I saw your reply to B. James Voorhies below. Thank you for freely sharing your knowledge. I made notes. I want to give this a try. Now, I'm going to go look at your other videos.
That is a wonderful build. Thank you for sharing this. Could you please explain what the different chemicals are that you are using at the different time points? Unfortunately I can't read the Russian words on the products. Thanks
I wish there was narration. I from America I speek english but it can be translated if this youtuber does not speek english. I'd love to know what the chemicals and powders were and the amounts in order to try this on my knives. Look absolutely amazing!!
Your work is amazing, but not being able to read Russian, I have no idea what the products you used were when you showed labels...can you post a list of chemicals/products used to achieve the results?
Actually he did 9 months ago. 1. I pickle the metal so that the paint adheres well to it. You can also see this process in some of my other videos. 2. I paint metal. I use alkyd spray paint. 3. Transfer the drawing to the paint. I use a drawing film and a simple pencil. You can use food paper or matte film for lamination. 4. I scratch the drawing. 5. I do electrochemical etching of metal. 2: 49minutes - wrapping medical cotton on the electrode. I do metal etching in salt water. 6. I transfer the drawing. 3: 56 minutes, Scratch the contours of the picture. 7. 4:12 I wash the paint. I use solvent like acetone. 8. 4:33 Female nail polish. I use it to protect fragments of the pattern, in those places where the metal should not be etched. 9. 4:56 Metal etching in nitric acid 5%. 10. 5:11 Wash in water. 11. 5:18 Sanding with sandpaper. 12. I paint over nail polish for more fragments of the picture. And again I do metal etching in acid. 13. 6:01 I wash the nail polish. I use solvent like acetone. 14. 6:16 I blacken the metal. I use a special liquid for bluing. 15. 6:50 Wash in water. 16. I grind metal for the manifestation of the pattern. I do it with sanding paper. On the convex parts of the metal, the blackening is erased, and the drawing looks contrast. 17. I lubricate the metal with oil to protect against oxidation.
Very very good build. Thumbs up. one question. Can you put what you use in description in English? while you do show the items they are in Russian. Would highly appreciate so we can find stuff that is smiliar on different parts of the universe
I agree. Or at least put the words for things in Russian in the video description. We could at least copy and paste into a translator program or something that way.
Thank you. I appreciate your attention. 1. I pickle the metal so that the paint adheres well to it. You can also see this process in some of my other videos. 2. I paint metal. I use alkyd spray paint. 3. Transfer the drawing to the paint. I use a drawing film and a simple pencil. You can use food paper or matte film for lamination. 4. I scratch the drawing. 5. I do electrochemical etching of metal. 2: 49minutes - wrapping medical cotton on the electrode. I do metal etching in salt water. 6. I transfer the drawing. 3: 56 minutes, Scratch the contours of the picture. 7. 4:12 I wash the paint. I use solvent like acetone. 8. 4:33 Female nail polish. I use it to protect fragments of the pattern, in those places where the metal should not be etched. 9. 4:56 Metal etching in nitric acid 5%. 10. 5:11 Wash in water. 11. 5:18 Sanding with sandpaper. 12. I paint over nail polish for more fragments of the picture. And again I do metal etching in acid. 13. 6:01 I wash the nail polish. I use solvent like acetone. 14. 6:16 I blacken the metal. I use a special liquid for bluing. 15. 6:50 Wash in water. 16. I grind metal for the manifestation of the pattern. I do it with sanding paper. On the convex parts of the metal, the blackening is erased, and the drawing looks contrast. 17. I lubricate the metal with oil to protect against oxidation. I hope I answered your questions. If you still have questions, write, I will try to answer.
@@KirillRunz You have great skill mate! I have a question when you use the nailpolish the second time do you also protect the first fragments done with nailpolish? If not don't these etch as well(which is not seen in de vid ;)) thanks and keep up the great work
впечатляет работа над мелкими деталями типа звеньев кольчуги! А еще... А еще после просмотра полез искать информацию по кислотному травлению =) Спасибо Автору!
Как только рисунок стал проявляться, я тоже нажал подписку и колокольчик! Зачетное видео, интересно и более-менее понятно! Рисунок кайф! Только осталось пару вопросов: что за плёнка и какой ток(вольт и ампер)? Автору огромное спасибо!
Спасибо. Признателен Вам за внимание. Пленка - это калька. Прибор на два выхода 25 и 50 вольт. Пользуюсь 25 вольтами. В моем случае отлично подошло бы 12-25 вольт. Ампераж не скажу, сам не знаю.
Thank you. I appreciate your attention. So far this is more of a hobby. Any knife is suitable for pickling. Best carbon steel knife. Stainless steel is well etched by electrochemical method. And carbon steels can be etched in acid and electrochemical methods. There are chrome-plated sheets. Chrome steel is etched well, but whimsically and unpredictably. There are a lot of variations. But etching can be done on almost any knife.
@@KirillRunz ah, nice. Every single hour brought a further work step together and off course, it all was carefully done, until this lovely masterpiece got finiished. 💓💝👌🏻Pure Excellent.
Thank you. I appreciate your attention. In the last video that I posted. "Updating the old ax" In the description, I indicated step by step what I am doing. Hope this gives you the answers.
Thank you for your attention. In my work I use a solution of water + salt for electrical etching. Nitric acid 5%, for acid etching. A solvent such as acetone, for paint removal ... In my most recent video, I give clarifications in the description under the video.
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Блин,с каждым видео я становлюсь поклонником вашего творчества!Успехов вам и неиссякаемого источника творческих идей!Ваши работы это просто шедевры!
This is the greatest etching I've ever Seen. The end product is beyond excellent. You can be really proud of your skills.
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@@KirillRunz great stuff your doing Krill anyway to translate ingreidients you use for etching the blade? Thanks
@@brookestanley784 yeah,also etching time voltage and s.o.
There must be a higher force guiding your life Kirill. Thank you for sharing artistry fit for the Gods. Peace for you.
this video programme is truly amazing . your ax belongs in a museum.
Woul You be so kind and put some information on what kind of chemicals You use at different stages? :)
I think he use CNC ,and he paused camera
If you still want to know a different way to do this.
Take clear electrical tape. Cover the blade. Next draw/find a picture you want and print it, then trace the image onto the tape, and cut away either the negative or positive portions of the drawing. Then take either 2-3 9 volt batteries, or an old depleted car battery and hook the positive to the blade, and the negative into onto a metal rod that will be placed into a bucket of salt water.
Now as you do it, make sure you don’t etch the beveled edge of you’re blade. It will weaken it. Wipe away some of the rust/metal and make sure you don’t etch more than you want. Then when you’re done buff the side you etched, and repeat on the other side.
You can make extremely detailed drawings like his this way. With that said, Just be careful when it comes to electricity. I would suggest the 9 volt method if you’re not comfortable/confidently/safely able to use a larger battery
Apparently I should watch the video before commenting. He did this method with the base etch at the start. Then the later one I suspect is the same thing but now dipping it into the glass. The second glass I think is just water to clean off some of the left over rust/etching material. It could be vinegar though to add a patina to the blade.
As for the two containers he used one is blueing solution, and what looks to be grease for gears to add another level of rust protection.
@@IIBLANKII What was the nail polish for? Also, what do you mean by "glass"? Sorry I'm new.
@@chazly30 similar to when he used paint to draw his image onto the ax head, the nail polish is used to protect the image he drew. This later gets rubbed away when you sand away material at the end.
As for glass, I'm referring to the glass jar he has full of what I would assume is either vinegar or water. (I can't read Russian, so I'm assuming it's vinegar) the vinegar is used to add a patina around the parts that don't have nail polish on them. This etches the design without nail polish. more, and lowers the surrounding design further into the blade
Essentially you're making a "background". If you could see the height of the skull compared to the base of metal it would look like this.
| | too | |. (Not to scale just an example)
The other glass jar is full of water to clean the vinegar off of the metal. This etches the metal and gives it a patina to help prevent rust. Although him bluing the metal and adding gear grease at the end gives him pretty good protection as it is.
@@IIBLANKII So the vinegar further etched it (which makes it look tinted) to give the appearance of shadowing? The parts with the nail polish where protected (keeping them shiny) which keeps those parts in the forefront giving the image its depth? I noticed he did that a couple times to give it layers. I'm assuming the time it spends in the dip as well as the concentrate of vinegar makes a difference also?
Каждая работа-это ШЕДЕВР!!!
Успехов тебе в твоём деле!
Когда талантливый человек берет в руки метал. получается искусство на века.
Taras Bulba iodised not sure how to spell that salt 😎
So addicted to watching your creations. Masterpieces!!!
Очень хорошая работа! Хотел бы добавить комментарий по поводу оформления видео, очень бы хотелось увидеть небольшие вставки в виде прописанных комментариев названия или пропорций.. Это бы невероятно скрасило и так положительные эмоции от такого хорошего видео.
И поскольку очень много англоязычных, больше внимания привлекало бы и дублирование название видео на английском. Желаю удачи в творчестве и развитии канала !
Большое спасибо за комментарий и Ваше внимание. Ваше замечание очень кстати. Я и сам о текстовых пояснениях думаю. Но обычно когда монтирую видео несколько часов подряд, не хватает терпения еще и текстовые вставки делать. Кроме того есть еще много параллельной работы, и на все не хватает времени. В будущем планирую делать видео с текстовыми пояснениями. Озвучку не делаю именно по той причине что смотрят люди из разных стран, а я могу озвучить только на каком-то одном языке.
Спасибо. Всего Вам наилучшего.
Да, очень жаль. Но Терпения Вам кучу. На такие проекты.
Кстати полезно будет людям даже просто циферки в определённых местах(к примеру когда раствор соли в кадр попал) а в тексте описания видео расписать "1 - раствор соли в воде 1000гр соли 300мл воды"
Ну и примерно такие наброски по ходу дела, думаю монтаж и свидение не сильно будет осложнять и времени не очень много займёт. Но если я не прав, извините за глупую мысль вслух )))
Да, отсутствие времени это косяк по нашим реалиям жизни..
Просто текстовые пояснения будут хороши тем, что их можно и переводчиком помучать людям в других странах.
Но а вообще, Вы автор, как Вы видите, так нам и предстоит увидеть. И надеятся что у Вас когда либо будет времени побольше, да и настроения заморачиваться для целой толпы ненасытных нас подобными помогайками(подсказками).
Удачи в дальнейшем творчестве. ;-)
Большое спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание. Конечно , в будущем буду стараться делать более удобный для просмотра формат. Пока что , к сожалению, могу только так как есть. )
Да!
Buenas tardes señor, es la primera vez que veo un vídeo suyo y fue hipnótico, inmediatamente me suscribí a su canal. Qué belleza el trabajo que hizo!
Aunque no se lo ve a usted, pude advertir (por sus manos) que es una persona joven, lo que es más valorable aún. Es fantástico ver que jóvenes conozcan y difundan antiguas técnicas de grabado químico en metales. Fue un trabajo fabuloso.
Imagino que a esa hermosa hacha ornamental le colocara un mango de igual jerarquía.
LO FELICITO!
Le mando un saludo desde Argentina.
Gracias por tu comentario Agradezco tu atención. Quiero señalar que este hacha no es decorativa. A pesar de su apariencia, es completamente funcional. Puedes verlo en la segunda parte del video. ruclips.net/video/06quvpjbq8Q/видео.html Saludos desde Ucrania.
This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen done! So impressive!
Just about best RUclips has to offer. Great job.
Hands down the best axe etching I've seen on RUclips well done 👏
Кирил у тебя гармоничное видение ,все детали силуэта на своих местах, удачных новых эксперементов !
You are truly a craftsman and artist. I keep watching your videos over and over. Thanks for sharing these and your processes. Very inspiring!
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Очень и очень.Отличная работа.Удачи и творческих успехов.
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Absolutely amazing craftsmanship and a true artist.
получилось круто и красиво, но не информативно. Что за растворы? какие материалы и технические условия? остается только догадываться
Кажется это водно-солевой раствор,азотная кислота и хлористое железо.
Ваточку мокал в соляной раствор, потом с содой раствор мокал. В банке прозрачное это не хлорное железо, скорее раствор азотной кислоты(опять же догадки)
best looking viking i have seen. well done
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Incredible workmanship
That is beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. Very well done, sir.
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*Чувак ты крут, я так даже на бумаге не нарисую... а тут на топоре))), лайк)*
Большое спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Great etching work, your sense of design is very good too ! Good Technician and Artist.
You could also incorporate a copper bath to add some color to the etchings would really stand out.
Thank you very much. I really appreciate your attention.
Absolutely love your etching method!I'll try it!thanks for new ideas and sharing this wonderful video!
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Intensely impressive.
Your art work is outstanding.. Greetings from the USA 🇺🇸
respect from Australia great workmanship
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oh dear god i would love to give my son Thor an Axe like that..
i cant belive how beautiful that is .. VERY WELL MADE!!!! good job man
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I have no idea what was going on in this video, but dang man, that is beautiful! Nice work!
Великолепно, высший бал! Удачи и долгих лет творчества! 👍+ подписка.
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Офигительно красивая работа,это искуство!!!!
Спасибо. Признателен Вам за внимание.
Просто какое-то чудо! Красавчик мастер!
Спасибо.
i have no idea whats happening in the video but its cool. Well done sir
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Back - watching this again. I can't believe how skilled you are. You deserve more views and subscribers
Thank you very much.
Oh my goodness! You are a true master Craftsman! I love your artistry! I would love to have a design from you on one of my axe heads!? Please? 🙏
Stunning !!!! Lovely to watch the whole process.
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рисунок просто обалденный, благодаря послойному травлению такой глубокий, вообще круто. описания процесса действительно очень не хватает
Большое спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Доброго вечора в мене просто немає слів сокира просто супер ви дуже талановита і творча людина 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Дякую Вам.
@@KirillRunz дякую вам за гарне відео і враження від виготовлення певних авторських виробів
Great work, and left handed archer!
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Incredible art. You are an amazing craftsman.
That looks bad ass. Great job
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Молодец!!! Классная работа, приятно посмотреть.
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Truly a great artist, and in a medium much more manly than colored water and oil on paper or fabrics...
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Топорик шедевр!Ювелирная работа.Талант,опыт,ум и золотые руки мастера позволяют создавать ему такие прекрасные изделия!И вызывают желание повторить что либо подобное🙂👍.Обращаясь к вашему опыту,хочу спросить,перед нанесением защитного покрытия-краски,специально протравили,для шероховатости поверхности?Просто у меня в попытке повторить и процарапать рисунок,краска с глянцевой поверхности скалывается не по линии узора,а наклейки в виде защитного покрытия,не дают возможности тонких линий узора.
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание. Совершенно верно. На слегка протравленной поверхности краска гораздо лучше держится. Еще я использую обязательно только белую матовую краску или серую и белую грунтовки. Все другие краски, что я пробовал, очень сильно скалываются.
I am fascinated by your art. The results are fantastic! Have you ever tried to do the same on bigger size metal plate to create a thin sculpture/painting. Then, you would open the door to a new art-form. Also, you could use Marvel or DC comic book art. These types of metal plate sculptures could feed for a hefty-price.
Thank you. I appreciate your attention. I have already tried making such pictures out of metal. It takes a lot of time and effort. And I like working with small objects more. I love the miniature. You got a good idea for a comic book. But, as far as I know, these images are copyrighted from copying. I think about new projects all the time. There are many ideas, I don't have time to implement everything. But I'm working on it. I hope you will enjoy my work in the future. Thank.
@@KirillRunz As you like small objects, I was even imagining decorating the exterior of a car that way, not the entire surface, but plaques on the surface.
I sometimes decorate individual surfaces or motorcycle parts. I love motorcycles.
Absolutely stunning. Artistic talent and technical knowledge, and this is the result. I saw your reply to B. James Voorhies below. Thank you for freely sharing your knowledge. I made notes. I want to give this a try. Now, I'm going to go look at your other videos.
Thank you. I appreciate your attention. I hope my videos will help you, and will be pleasant to watch.
Thanks for sharing your artwork 😀
It would be helpful with a list of the products u use
agree!
Me too
That is a wonderful build. Thank you for sharing this.
Could you please explain what the different chemicals are that you are using at the different time points? Unfortunately I can't read the Russian words on the products. Thanks
That is majestic!!! You are very talented my friend!!
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I'm really impressed with your work, really amazing...
Прекрасная работа! творческих успехов тебе !!
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
I wish there was narration. I from America I speek english but it can be translated if this youtuber does not speek english. I'd love to know what the chemicals and powders were and the amounts in order to try this on my knives. Look absolutely amazing!!
Your work is amazing, but not being able to read Russian, I have no idea what the products you used were when you showed labels...can you post a list of chemicals/products used to achieve the results?
I thinks its saltwater being electrified
Actually he did 9 months ago.
1. I pickle the metal so that the paint adheres well to it. You can also see this process in some of my other videos.
2. I paint metal. I use alkyd spray paint.
3. Transfer the drawing to the paint. I use a drawing film and a simple pencil. You can use food paper or matte film for lamination.
4. I scratch the drawing.
5. I do electrochemical etching of metal. 2: 49minutes - wrapping medical cotton on the electrode. I do metal etching in salt water.
6. I transfer the drawing. 3: 56 minutes, Scratch the contours of the picture.
7. 4:12 I wash the paint. I use solvent like acetone.
8. 4:33 Female nail polish. I use it to protect fragments of the pattern, in those places where the metal should not be etched.
9. 4:56 Metal etching in nitric acid 5%.
10. 5:11 Wash in water.
11. 5:18 Sanding with sandpaper.
12. I paint over nail polish for more fragments of the picture. And again I do metal etching in acid.
13. 6:01 I wash the nail polish. I use solvent like acetone.
14. 6:16 I blacken the metal. I use a special liquid for bluing.
15. 6:50 Wash in water.
16. I grind metal for the manifestation of the pattern. I do it with sanding paper. On the convex parts of the metal, the blackening is erased, and the drawing looks contrast.
17. I lubricate the metal with oil to protect against oxidation.
@@anonimous1812 thank you!
Very very good build. Thumbs up. one question. Can you put what you use in description in English? while you do show the items they are in Russian. Would highly appreciate so we can find stuff that is smiliar on different parts of the universe
I agree. Or at least put the words for things in Russian in the video description. We could at least copy and paste into a translator program or something that way.
Beautiful work.
Thanks you.
Great Artist and great artwork!!!!!
Thank you. I appreciate your attention.
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing your work!
Thanks you. I appreciate your attention.
Excelente trabajo me hubiera gustado más si la hubieras pulido y le hubieras dado un acabado pulido .. pero quedó muy bien tú proyecto 👍
La verdad excelente trabajo... espectacular....
Gracias
this is so beautiful, amazing work.
Good job !
Can you translate the name the produc or acid that you are using in english, could be very helpful for me thanks
Thank you. I appreciate your attention.
1. I pickle the metal so that the paint adheres well to it. You can also see this process in some of my other videos.
2. I paint metal. I use alkyd spray paint.
3. Transfer the drawing to the paint. I use a drawing film and a simple pencil. You can use food paper or matte film for lamination.
4. I scratch the drawing.
5. I do electrochemical etching of metal. 2: 49minutes - wrapping medical cotton on the electrode. I do metal etching in salt water.
6. I transfer the drawing. 3: 56 minutes, Scratch the contours of the picture.
7. 4:12 I wash the paint. I use solvent like acetone.
8. 4:33 Female nail polish. I use it to protect fragments of the pattern, in those places where the metal should not be etched.
9. 4:56 Metal etching in nitric acid 5%.
10. 5:11 Wash in water.
11. 5:18 Sanding with sandpaper.
12. I paint over nail polish for more fragments of the picture. And again I do metal etching in acid.
13. 6:01 I wash the nail polish. I use solvent like acetone.
14. 6:16 I blacken the metal. I use a special liquid for bluing.
15. 6:50 Wash in water.
16. I grind metal for the manifestation of the pattern. I do it with sanding paper. On the convex parts of the metal, the blackening is erased, and the drawing looks contrast.
17. I lubricate the metal with oil to protect against oxidation.
I hope I answered your questions. If you still have questions, write, I will try to answer.
Thanks mate ! Appreciate
Very helpful
@@KirillRunz You have great skill mate! I have a question when you use the nailpolish the second time do you also protect the first fragments done with nailpolish? If not don't these etch as well(which is not seen in de vid ;)) thanks and keep up the great work
впечатляет работа над мелкими деталями типа звеньев кольчуги! А еще... А еще после просмотра полез искать информацию по кислотному травлению =) Спасибо Автору!
Спасибо Вам.
Absolutely genius
Amazing artwork
Best of luck 🍀
Thank you. I appreciate your attention.
Я осознал. Везде сплошная силь😂😂😂.... Работа - супер!!! Привет из России!!!!
Спасибо за Ваше внимание.
How much time did you spend restoring it?
Magnifico ! No se me viene otra palabra. Que manos tienes !
Gracias Aprecio tu atencion
Прекрасная работа👍золотые руки у мастера👍подписка однозначно 👍
Большое спасибо. Признателен Вам за внимание.
Как только рисунок стал проявляться, я тоже нажал подписку и колокольчик! Зачетное видео, интересно и более-менее понятно! Рисунок кайф! Только осталось пару вопросов: что за плёнка и какой ток(вольт и ампер)?
Автору огромное спасибо!
Спасибо. Признателен Вам за внимание. Пленка - это калька. Прибор на два выхода 25 и 50 вольт. Пользуюсь 25 вольтами. В моем случае отлично подошло бы 12-25 вольт. Ампераж не скажу, сам не знаю.
Beautiful AXE man! Thanks for sharing your work!
Amazing work, Can you please tell me what are the liquids you use & the Spray can you use?
Thank you for your attention. I am using alkyd spray paint / primer.
Awesome work. Can you tell me what the products you used in English please
Thank you for your attention to my work. In the description of some of my other videos, I give step by step explanations of the process.
Это произведение искусства, красавчик!!!!
Спасибо.
Лайк и подписка однозначно!!! Хотелось бы подробно и с озвучкой всех химических процессов👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание. Теперь стараюсь давать пояснения процесса в описании под видео, с переводами на разные языки.
Beautiful piece of art....👏👏👏
Just.... WOW! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you. I appreciate your attention.
@@KirillRunz No problem. All of your work is extremely impressive. You're very talented.
Fabulous work
Красота! Великолепная работа!
Я коменты не оставляю, но увидев ВАШУ РАБОТУ не задержался, ЗОЛОТЫЕ РУКИ, желаю Вам продуктивного развития
Большое спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Класс!!! От ролика залип. Высший пилотаж. Все просто. Уважаю.
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Can we have a list of the chemical you used? Amazing work!!
I'd like to try this. Is their a way to show in English all the materials and processes in English form please and thank you. Love your work
Топорик с получился шикарный! Лайк и подписка от меня! И творческого вдохновения тебе!
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Найкраще що я бачив по темі "вікінги" БАЖАЮ НАТХНЕННЯ І ТЕРПІННЯ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Дякую. Дуже приємно. Ціную Вашу увагу.
Прекрасна робота, малюнок на сокирі получився неймовірно гарний, і метод травлення оригінальний. Успіхів Вам та з прийдешніми Святами.
Beautiful work!
Гарна робота і руки знають що роблять!!! Бажаю успіхів в роботі!
Что тут скажешь-Профи. Уважаю таких.
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Fantastic
Thank you.
Fantastic work, is this your job or hobby? Very inspiring.
Which knife steel is best for etching? Subscribed👍.
Thank you. I appreciate your attention. So far this is more of a hobby. Any knife is suitable for pickling. Best carbon steel knife. Stainless steel is well etched by electrochemical method. And carbon steels can be etched in acid and electrochemical methods. There are chrome-plated sheets. Chrome steel is etched well, but whimsically and unpredictably. There are a lot of variations. But etching can be done on almost any knife.
а что за плёнка, которая переводит рисунок?
How many hours does it take, to come til the end of that work?
Pretty good. Well done.
Thank you for your attention. I don’t remember exactly, I did this work for a long time. This etching takes several days.
@@KirillRunz ah, nice. Every single hour brought a further work step together and off course, it all was carefully done, until this lovely masterpiece got finiished.
💓💝👌🏻Pure Excellent.
Wow, great job. Thanks for downloading this 👍🏼
Thank you. I appreciate your attention.
Inprovisation to its finest!!!respect for this more then amazing art.
Ничего себе!! Молодец👍👍👍👍💜
Спасибо.👍
просто нет слов!!! шикарно!!!
This is absolutely amazing!
I would love more instructions and details on the steps each step with the teniques you are doing
Thank you. I appreciate your attention. In the last video that I posted. "Updating the old ax" In the description, I indicated step by step what I am doing. Hope this gives you the answers.
WOW!!! This is amazing!! You sir, are so incredibly talented, but I’m sure you already know this 🙂
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Выше всяких похвал, очень добротно.
Спасибо. Ценю Ваше внимание.
Very nice 👍
This is beautiful what acids and solvent do you use
Thank you for your attention. In my work I use a solution of water + salt for electrical etching. Nitric acid 5%, for acid etching. A solvent such as acetone, for paint removal ... In my most recent video, I give clarifications in the description under the video.
Невероятно! Прекрасная работа. На какие параметры ваш источник должен реагировать так быстро? Спасибо за видео!