Woodturning - Shou Sugi Ban Bowl - stained
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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I made a bowl using a piece of Elm.
This traditional Japanese technique has a similar effect to sandblasting. I finished the piece with red stain from Hampshire sheen intrinsic colours and Danish oil .
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Interesting use of shou sugi ban. Beautiful bowl.
Thank James . Appreciate that. 👍🏻
Outstanding bowl! Elegant, simple and direct with a very cool style.
Thanks Ian. 👍🏻
Not seen this done before. Really fascinating. Excellent job
Cheers Steve, appreciate that. 👍🏻
OMG, it is beautiful. A+
Thank you 🙏🏻
Stunning love it
Cheers Shane 👍🏻
Beautiful result big lad. I'm picturing it full of nocellara olives or somesuch......
Cheers buddy. It's got Danish oil finish (needs another coat, ideally) this type is food safe, but I'd probably use it for non-food items/decorative.
Can't have too many bowls about , although I'm being told otherwise 🤦♂️
Very nice work! Great results!
Cheers david. 👍🏻
Nice piece....
Thank you 😊
Beautiful Piece and interesting process, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍
Thanks Allen 👍🏻
Absolutely stunning! Love it!
Just waiting for your next video! 👏
Thanks Berit 👍🏻
Love that colour, looks awesome 👏🏻 👍
Cheers. 👍🏻. Plan to do a lot more colouring 😁🌈
A beautiful job, I love shou sugi ban and am just learning to turn. I have some ancient hard pine that I carved a trencher from, I plan to try turning a pair of bowls to go with it and may steal your idea.
Thanks Chris. Just clear up the shavings before you start burning 😉🔥
@@johnsherlock1920 Before I retired, I was a carpenter so I'm used to shavings but when I tried my first turning project, a pair of scythe handles from a couple of old olive branches I was amazed at the size of the pile of shavings.
Very impressive John what a stunning looking bowl. Never tried burning a piece but this inspires me to give it ago. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers buddy. Can't go wrong with traditional japanese techniques (that I've seen). 👍🏻
A beautiful bowl and a cracking video. Well done pal. 👊👊👊
Cheers buddy 😎🤘🏻
Excellent work!
Cheers Adam 👍🏻
That's a stunning piece nicely done something I'll have to try,
Kind regards From Will 👍
Thanks Will
Awesome video! I was wondering how to I get the strong smell and taste out of my new walnut wooden bowl? Thanks
Lovely bowl, John. Very nicely done.
Billy
Cheers Billy
That is really beautiful, great job 👍
Thanks Leona 👍🏻
Subbed! Nice work man.... From the 90D page
Cheers Kris. 👊🏻😁
Ich bin begeistert Jawohl
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Hate the clicking…can’t finish. Love the technique
That’s beautiful sir
Thanks Giulio 👍🏻
Really nice bowl, John! And I love the glove-inflation shot at 1:59!
Cheers Rick. 😉. Can't help myself some times !
Not a fan of the inside (matter of taste ofc) but the outside looks amazing! One of the best burnt finishes I've seen on youtube. Subtle superficial burning, but really black! As it should be.
Thanks for the comments. 👍🏻
Si es para ingerir alimentos el borde es muy ancho le doy 5
Thank you Papo. It's for decoration rather to eat from.
Good stuff. What were the colour pigment that you used what brand? Thanks
Thanks 👍🏻 it was Hampshire Sheen, Ruby.
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Thank you.
Nice turn John and great video. May I ask what the final finish was at the end?
Thanks Peter . I didn't film it (obviously) but it's in the description. 2x coats of Danish oil , sanded back the high spots with wire wool then 2x light coats of clear matt lacquer
Beautiful work of art 👍. Can this be used for hot soup? Any danger of food contamination? Or is it only meant to be art? Thanks
Cheers Brian, this is just for display although I did use food safe Danish oil.
@@johnsherlock1920 Cool. I'm thinking about doing Shou sugi ban on a walnut gun stock. Just a light char not enough to crack then sand for a nice contrasting colors then do a traditional sanded in linseed oil from M1 garand gear.com. In your experience do you think that would come out nice? Thanks
@@johnsherlock1920 Cheers John. Also where are you from?
Can you make few to sell ?
John, could post the name and model of your respirator? Love your work.
Thanks Joe!.
It's called a JSP powercap respirator. I got it from a shop in the UK called Yandles (about £210). However, it's sold under different brands , but i think as the same model. I've seen it for quite a bit more in the US (about $400+) . Cheers
@@johnsherlock1920 Thanks John, I assume you like it.
@@jomarra29 yes. Although there is a velcro bit around the bottom which didn't last long. Also I haven't had anything hit it yet ( which is fine my me) so it hasn't been tested to that extent.
Thank you.
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