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You are very welcome Graham, I am glade you found it helpful .. Thank you very much for watching I really appreciate it .. stay safe and have a great day Down Under 😀😀😀😀
Wow. Didn’t realise you could get such a shiny finish with Danish Oil. I’ve only been doing a mat finish. Time to try out your way of getting that great glossy finish. Thanks for showing us all.
Thank you very much, to be honest i did see another turner do it 😀but that is how we learn 😀😀 Stay safe and have a great day, and thanks for the comment 😀😀😀
Thank you very much for the comment I really apprciate it, and thank you for watching glade you find the video helpful.. Stay safe and have a great day.. 😁😁
Just come across this after searching for danish oil in woodturning . Thank you - lovely instructions. I’ve got the same lathe too. But I must say I think it’s ash not cherry…..?
Thank you very much, and yes the finish with the Danish Oil can make a real nice finish, but it take a lot of patience, to get it right.. the good thing is that if a layer is not right you can just sand it and put on a new layer.. Not that I EVER tryed that 😬😬 !! Thanks for the comment stay safe and have a great day 😀
That's a great, great big bowl, lol. It's a pleasure watching you turn, and to see someone using a Bowl Gouge correctly, I see so many using the Bowl Gouge like it's a scrapper, and cutting with the flute facing upwards, I cringe expecting them to get a bad catch. Thanks for sharing your process.
Actually I do all my finishing cuts with the flutes facing up and the handle lowered. It is in fact a very fine sheer cut along the freshly sharpened edge of the gouge in contact with the wood. I haven't had a catch in a long time but it's always possible. it does take some nerve to start doing this.
Thank you very much for the nice comment 😀 I have been very happy about the Coronet Herald somehow Record Power got more power out of it than the spec. indicate.. again thanks for the comment and stay safe and have a nice day :-)
Excellent bowl, Kim! And your finish is amazing. I’d never have guessed that Danish Oil could shine like that! I have a few cans of it in my finish locker and I’m going to get it out and try it on some bowls after seeing what you’ve done with it. I’ve subscribed, too, and look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Thank you very much, and thank you for the sub and watching.. Yes the Danish oil is a great product it just take some patience to use compared to other products 😀 Stay safe and have a great day 😀
Have fun, please send a pic i like to see you result .. by.brandstrup@gmail.com .. Thank you very much for watching .. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀
It need to be completly cured, so atleast 24 to 48 houres, depending ofthe temp .. just bes sure it is har before sanding it thanks for watching and stay safe ..
First video of yours I have watched and enjoyed it very much. I have been doing research on my family history and have found a few family members there. My grandfather came to the states about 1903 from Copenhagen area. Liked your kiln idea and I am beginning the start of one sometime in near future. Just found a old upright freezer I will be hauling home. Take care Wayne
hi Wayne, first thank you very much for watching, I am glade you like the videos .. and yes Denmark is a small contry, but some how we are to be found all over the world .. I hope you and yours are well .. stay safe and have a great day :-)
Great video - I like our narrative and really appreciate your turning skills. I never realized Danish Oil could come to such a high gloss. I have a request for a glossy piece and I will try your method. Thank you!
Hi Tom, I am Happy you can use it .. Just be 100 % sure the oil have hardened up before applying the next coats, else you end up with a robbery/sticky surface that wont harden.. and only way to fix is to turn it off, maybe try on a small piece first :-) and be very patience 😁😀 Thank you very much for watching .. have a great day and stay safe 😀
Beautiful piece of turning and a fabulous finish. I recently built a workbench and coated it with Liberon oil. Only two coats yet it looks good. Your seven coats on the other hand look fantastic. Thank you so much Kim and also compliments on your English. Well polished, just like your bowls :)
Thank you very much for the kind words, it really makes me want to make more videos 😀😀 and I'm glad my English is understandable when I do something like this in a foreign language, I always get a little nervous if people understands 😀😀 Thanks for spending time to watch my videos.. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP your English is great. 👍🏻 no problems understanding you at all. By the way, thanks for the idea of using your power planer to help balance out the blank at the beginning. I hadn’t thought of that. Since I don’t have a bandsaw I also end up with edges to take off before I get a round blank.
Nice turning. If I understand you right, you apply danish oil and dry it with a heat gun, Then you sand it, apply more oil, dry it and repeat for about 8 times. Thanks for sharing.
I use the heat gun to speed up the drying yes, but that is only so I can apply 2 -3 coats at the time, and stop the lathe and dont get drips below , you still need to let it harden 24 + horeurs before sanding and applying the next 1 to 3 coats .. .. thank you for watching my videos .. stay safe 😀😀
Thanks for the comment .. I'm sure you can it just take patience, don't rush the layers or it will keep being sticky it need to harden .. good luck .. have a great day and stay safe 😀😀
Hi Bonnie, thank you for watching .. Some people say Danish oil is food safe when it is harden .. but Danish oil used like this, sit on the surface, and there is a possibility that it will chip off so you get it in you food, I know Hampshire sheen Danish Oil is declared toy and food safe, but that is pre-thinned so I dont think you will get the glass like result with it .. but I havnet tried .. So i cant telle you 100 % that it is or not .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀😀
Sounds great! just remember to let it harden so it wont end up gui, it is almost possible to get off again with out turning it again 😀 dont ask how i know 😂 thanks for watching my videos.. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀😀
Hej Kim, tak for demoen med hvordan man kan få Danish Oil mere skinnende. Den planker jeg lige til mit sofabord. Spændende kanal, og fedt at møde nogle flere danske makere.
Hej Jesper, mange tak, jeg er desværre lidt fraværemde for tiden da jeg er i processen med at starte en virksomhed, og denne tager alt min tid .. men forventer at komme retur på et tidspunkt .. men tak fordi du kigger med .. god dag 😀
@@JesperMakes Nej Jeg har startede en køreskole :-) men er så smådt begyndt at lave lidt småting igen .. men mest bestillinger fra et par faste kunder ..
No it is kind of a long proces, after each 3 coat with heatgun inbetween it need to Harden takes 8 to 12 houres depending on the temp. Else you get a tickysurface that never stop gwtting sticky.. Have a great day 😀😀
Nice job! May I suggest that you could use a duffle bag or something of that sort filled with sand and fasten hanging under the base with a tie down strap to make the lathe heavier? Wet the sand when you need additional weight. It's a trick often used by photographers on their tripods windy days outdoors.
Thanks for the tips! i will try that 😀😀 i did buy some stuff to try and attach to the legs and make it heavier, just haven't got around to it yet 😀 but the sand back is a good idea.. thank you very much for watching .. stay safe and have a great day .. 😀😀
Hey Kim, i can only agree with the previous speakers, what a wonderfull shine! And the Idea with the heat gun is new for me too. A similarly good result you can achievied with Shellack. The adventage of Shellack is, it is Food safe and naturally, Danisch Oil is an Chemical produkt. I discovered your Channel recently, and i love watching and listen to you. I am woodturning since three Years, and its wonderful. It could be, that we almost neighbors, depending on where you live in Denmark. My Home is nearly by the dänisch Border, round about 50 km southeast , on the Eastern Sea. Maybe we'll meet by chance, and we can talk about woodturning, when you let let us back in your kingdom😊 Many greatings and please stay care and healty!
Hi Thanks for the tip wit the Shellac, you are right the Danish oil is not food safe even though it is shellac based. I have looked for shellac in Denmark in premixed but it is crazy expensive and i never came around to get the flakes you can mix you self. it could be fun to meet a fellow woodturner i live in Tappernøje on Zealand near Næstved.. Thanks for the very nice words I really appreciate it and thanks for watching my videos, feel free to write a mail by.brandstrup@gmail.com or catch me on Facebook facebook.com/kim.brandstrup.39 if you like to talk about woodturning 😀 Stay safe and have a great day ..
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP I've mixed my own shellac for many years now. It is very easy, you have a choice of do many shellac variations and complete control. I recommend using regular grain alcohol (not denatured) because the mixed shellac is more stable, it smells better, and is food safe. Thinned shellac makes a good sanding sealer and the shellac can also be mixed with a drying oil such as Walnut oil (food safe) for a friction polish. Food safe cured or uncured, smells great, dries very fast and any finish can be put on top of it.
Hi I’ve only just discovered your channel for some reason when it was flagged up on RUclips as one I might like. Already subscribe to other woodturners such as Andy Philip, Mike Waldt, R Humphrey, M Saban-Smith, Pierre Lusier, PF woodturning, Martin Woodhead etc and I’m definitely adding yours. This included some lovely tuition and advice and I never knew you could get such an amazing finish with Danish Oil - when I use it the pieces have a definite matt to eggshell finish. So thanks for the video and the very best of luck and success in all that you do.
Thanks you so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it, and I am very happy that you find my channel and turnings interesting, that makes it all worth doing, and make me keep going.. 😀 Thanks for watching and for the sub, and have a great day and stay safe // Brandstrup 😀😀😀
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP Sure, My favorite way is to put 1 coat of sanding sealer on, sand lightly, 2 more coats, using steel wool and a scotch Brite pad on each, then polish with sanding paste and polish. Comes out like a mirror. Sometimes I use a poly wipe, 3 or 4 coats, same as above. sometimes I use a spray, like lacquer or shellac. Take care, Larry
Ok, I have to try that some time .. only done wet sanding one time before .. Thank you for watching and the comment I really appreciate it .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀
Start with 220 and raise the grain with a water alcohol mix. Get it smooth and go to 320 then 400. Pour on the oil and block sand with 600. It’ll take a few passes but the “dust”;turns into grain filler. Let it dry up between oil coats but repeat until you’re satisfied with the surface. I always finish up with wax and may use 4/0 steel wool to do the waxing. I’m brand new to turning but I’ve made lots of flat stuff from hardwoods.
Just some feedback. I'm doing this on some drums I'm building and I've found that I can get a really decent gloss after only 3 coats. It would probably be a bit better after four coats but I'm happy with the way it is now. Second, make sure the Danish oil is really dry before sanding between coats otherwise it'll gum up your sandpaper in about 2 seconds.
Hi Daniel, thank you very much for watching I really apprciate it, the planner is the cheapest hans planer I was able to find, as I remember it was 35 $ it dont Even have a name 😁 but it works to trim some rough egde or take down some bark to fit the spuredrive.. Stay safe and have a great day 😁😁😁
I would not have believed you could get such a nice glossy finish with just Danish oil. What is the purpose of the heat gun? Does it make the oil dry faster? Did you use it after each coat?
Hi Rick, yes the heat gun hardens the surface so I can give it 2 to 3 coats at the time, I have tryed it on another piece without the heat gun after the one i filmed, and you get a pettey result with 1 coat and let it harden fully, and the one more and so on, I did 6 coats and got a better result.. and the chance you take with the heat gun is that sometimes the danish oil get sticki and wont harden, and when that happens there is no way back, you have to put a gauge on it and start over .. the trick of this is patience .. let it harden before going on .. thank you very much for watching and for the comment .. stay safe and have a great day ..
Hej. Jeg beundre dit drejearbejde og din teknik. Jeg er selv ivrig fordrejer og følger en del andre dygtige trædrejere på YT. Fortsæt med samme iver. Hans Bindslev Aalborg
Very nice! How long does the shine lasts? and, after the 1 session of three coating one after another, how long do you wait to apply another session of coating? I have the same lathe, very happy with it. Best regards from Koper Slovenia
Is Danish oil drying exothermic or endothermic? I didn't understand the comment about the rags being able to spontaneously combust but the video showing you using a heat gun...
Hi Thomaz, a part of the Danish oil is Lindseed oil and that is exothermic, that is why i always keep the paper towels in a jar after using it.. they hav the possibility to self ignite even though the manufacture dont write it can I just do it a role to not forget with other oils and the i go out at burn it when the jar is full .... the reason i use the heatgun is to start the harden process faster .. as I find it harden the surface a little and then dont get oil drops running ..
Hi James, I think that depend of who you asking, I did do it on a leather wheel in the beginning, but got lazy and stop doing it and found that the result on the cut was the same, I think when you make the first cut the wood more or less do the job for you in the first cut, but that is just my opinion.. I do use a diamond plate grit 400 but that is mostly for negative rake scraper and normal scrapers, with the grinding systems no mater witch you have, it is so fast to sharpen a gouge that I normally just take it to the grinder instead of using the diamond plate.. I did recently change sharpening system from the Tormek to the ProEdge and I have the same experience with that one. I hope that answered you question, otherwise feel free to write again, Stay safe and have a great day 😀😀
For wood turning, especially with high speed steel (HSS) tools, there's not a lot of point in honing - the very sharp tip of the tool that honing would give will be stripped off by the volume of wood flowing past it in just a few revolutions. HSS will still hold a good enough sharp edge for a long while, which is of course why we use it! Carvers do hone their tools, which are normally high carbon steel not HSS, but they only pass the edge through a few inches of timber in the same timescale...
I have attempted this process and so far I am unimpressed. I saved your video and have referred to it often but the results so far are disappointing. I have 10 coats on one piece and seven on another. Even after sitting for days they are still tacky. And the third coat in each set of three always seems to wrinkle and get rough. Any suggestions as to what I might be doing wrong?
Ok ,, are you sure the coats is fully cured before ading the nex 3 coats, and the amount you have to put on is to the limit for it to start dripping.. it did take me some tryes before i got my first good result .. I hope you manage to get it to work .. thanks for watching, Stay safe :-)
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP I fought with this for about a month. I gave up and sanded it down to bare wood again. Maybe me, maybe hardware store grade oil, maybe just a bad idea.
Mine is smooth, if it get sticky the coats was apalyed before it harden fully, an you need to sand an clean in between, an it did tak me some tryes to get it to work 100 % 😁 the Harding take longer tvan the can say if you use rostine.. Thank you for watching.. Have a great day, and stay safe.. 😁😁
you need at least 24 hours, it is very important that it is completely dry and hard befor applying the next coat, good lock with it hope it work out, thanks for watching .. stay safe and have a great day . 😀😀
Hi and thank you very much for watching .. it is a 1 and a half to 2 week process the oil need to harden 100 % before applaying the next leayers .. stay safe and have a great day :-)
Nice work, and thank you for your Danish oil finishing technique. With the mould/fungus in the wood I hope you were wearing a suitable mask. Bill Pentz has a great website about the hazards of wood dust, and after reading his info & research, I’m not sure it is wise to have your children with you in the workshop, even once you have stopped work without fully venting the shop.
Hi, Thanks for watching .. and for the comment .. I always use a fullface trend Airshield.. and I have dust collection x 2 and room airfilters so we are good, thank you for the heads up though .. and my kids ar normally not in the shop when I turning, I made a Room just for the lathe to combat the dust :-) again thank you very much for watching .. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀😀
Hi Leo, He he Yup Danish.. It is not to bad, it just take a little time, it take around 8 hours to fully harden when applying 3 layers at the time, plenty of time to make other projects in between, or just do it at the last thing you do before the night then it is ready next morning .. Thanks for the comment and have a great day and stay safe 😀😀
So all of the Danish oil instructions I have seen insist on the apply / let soak 10-15 min / wipe off / let harden method. You don’t wipe off the finish at all, so it looks like to me you are putting most of your attention toward controlling the curing process, so the shiny look we see BEFORE we wipe off the finish will remain. This is all new thinking but i like it.
I don't have a shelf under my lathe, it only has 4 legs, I've been thinking about how to mount a shelf to give it a little more stability, i need to figure out how to do it.. thanks you for the comment have a great day and stay safe :-)
That is true, but i realy hope people will watch some of the turnings, and help my channel grow, the watch time for each movie help me alot .. Thanks for watching and have a great day 😀
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Very interesting technique. I will give it a try! Thanks for sharing !
@@duaneheadworth6275 you are very welcome, have fun :-)
Great looking finish. I have used Danish Oil but never 10 coats sanding between coats. I guess that's the secret.
it works just mak sure it have harden before sanding and new coat
Beautifully done. I've been using danish oil for years and never seen it used this way..... you taught an "old dog" a new trick. Thank you!
I'am Happy you liked the video .. Thank you very much for watching .. have a great day and stay safe :-)
Fantastic Finnish information on getting that type of Finnish was great thanks from G D Australia
You are very welcome Graham, I am glade you found it helpful .. Thank you very much for watching I really appreciate it .. stay safe and have a great day Down Under 😀😀😀😀
Pretty cool look. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching, have a great day and stay safe ..
I greatly enjoyed this video. The Danish oil finish is fantastic.
Thank you very much, glade you liked it .. have a great day and stay safe .🙂
Its now the second video I saw from you. Well done! Already subscribed! Regards Andreas
Hi Andreas, thank you very much for watching .. and for the sub.. i am glade you like the videos... Have a great day and stay safe 😀😀😀
Thanks for the great instruction. I will try it on an olive wood bowl tomorrow
have a nice turning and thanks for watching
Wow. Didn’t realise you could get such a shiny finish with Danish Oil. I’ve only been doing a mat finish. Time to try out your way of getting that great glossy finish. Thanks for showing us all.
Hi Mike. it just take patience to do ti that is all 😀 Thanks for watching .. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀
Beautiful finish. Well explained.
Thanks.. and thank you for watching .. have a great day and stay safe
Very nice. I'm lucky to have a turning friend who has a sand blaster. Great for cleaning the bark of the bowl.
Nice Job! I like the idea of using a heat gun to dry the finish, I would have never thought of that!
Thank you very much, to be honest i did see another turner do it 😀but that is how we learn 😀😀 Stay safe and have a great day, and thanks for the comment 😀😀😀
Great bowl. Thanks for the great information. Like your comments during the video. It really helps.
Thank you very much for the comment I really apprciate it, and thank you for watching glade you find the video helpful.. Stay safe and have a great day.. 😁😁
YES!!! LOVE VIDEO!!!!
Thank you very much 😀 and thank you for watching .. stay safe and have a great day .. 😀
Thanks for sharing. Definitely going to try this.
You are very welcome.. thank you for watching ... Stay safe :-)
Just come across this after searching for danish oil in woodturning . Thank you - lovely instructions. I’ve got the same lathe too. But I must say I think it’s ash not cherry…..?
A fabulous finish with such a simple oil! Brilliant!!!
Thank you very much, I really appreciate the comment, yes it is really simple, just take a little time. Have a nice day 😀
Hi.. THATS REALLY INTERESTING.. LOVE THE FINISH LOOK YOU GOT...DAVID AUSTRALIA..
Thanks .. And thank you for watching .. have a great day :-)
A very nice finish. I have not seen it done before.
Thank you very much 😀 and thanks for watching .. i have only done it 2 times my self but it works well .. Stay safe and have a great day ,😀
Beautiful bowl and final finish 👌
Thanks :-) and thank you for watching .. have a great day and stay safe :-)
i appreciate you reminding me about the combusting possibilities. Had to go out and remove oil rags from the shop trash...
You are welcome, it is a real hazzard with many oil types.. have a great day and stay safe :-)
That is a beautiful glass finish! Very nice!
Thank you very much for for the comment and for watching I really apprciate it.. Stay safe and have a great day 😁😁😁
As a newcomer to woodturning this is very informative and will be really helpful going forward 😁
Hi and welcome to woodturning, I am glade you liked the video and find it helpfull.. >Thank you for watching .. have a great day and stay saef :-)
Nice piece! I love the finish!
Hi Frank, Thank you very much, i really appreciate the comment and that you spend time watching .. I hope you have a great day and stay safe 😀😀🎄😀
Awesome piece!! That's an amazing finish you achieved with the Danish oil. It's hard to believe just looking at it that it's a an oil finish.
Thank you very much, and yes the finish with the Danish Oil can make a real nice finish, but it take a lot of patience, to get it right.. the good thing is that if a layer is not right you can just sand it and put on a new layer.. Not that I EVER tryed that 😬😬 !! Thanks for the comment stay safe and have a great day 😀
Very nice finish, love the live edge to the Cherry wood.
Thank you very much 👍 and thank you for watching.. I really apprciate it.. Stay safe and have a great day...
Thanks so much for sharing your technique! Might have to give it a try.
You are very welcome 😀 Hope it work for you it take a lot of patience 😀 Thank you for watching my video.. stay safe and have a merry Christmas 😀🎄
Very nicely done Kim
Thank you very much, and thank you for watching .. stay safe and have a great day :-)
Beautiful workmanship. Great tips on using Danish Oil. Thank you. Best wishes from the USA.
Hi Jerry glade yoy liked it 😁 and thank you for spending time watching I really apprciate it 😁 Stay safe and have a great day 😁😁
Beautiful project. Thanks for sharing.
You are very welcome.. Thank you very much for watching .. have a great day and stay safe :-)
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Nice job! love the video and all your helpful comments. Not a woodturner but I find it fascinating. Thank you Tim
Hi Tim, Thank you for the nice comment .. glade you liked the video .. Stay safe :-)
That's a great, great big bowl, lol. It's a pleasure watching you turn, and to see someone using a Bowl Gouge correctly, I see so many using the Bowl Gouge like it's a scrapper, and cutting with the flute facing upwards, I cringe expecting them to get a bad catch. Thanks for sharing your process.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate the comment, and that you take the time to watch my videos.. Have a great day and stay safe !😀😀
Actually I do all my finishing cuts with the flutes facing up and the handle lowered. It is in fact a very fine sheer cut along the freshly sharpened edge of the gouge in contact with the wood. I haven't had a catch in a long time but it's always possible. it does take some nerve to start doing this.
Wow what a finish and such a beautiful bowl. I'm also impressed with the way the Coronet Herald handled that out of balance blank.
Thank you very much for the nice comment 😀 I have been very happy about the Coronet Herald somehow Record Power got more power out of it than the spec. indicate.. again thanks for the comment and stay safe and have a nice day :-)
This will hopefully be my next lathe 👍
Looks like it works. Seems to me the wax in the abrasive paste would impair the absorption of the oil. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day
Thank you for watching .. and glade you liked it .. have a great day and stay safe :-)
Excellent and lovely finish thank you ✊✊✊✊✊✊
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Stunning work
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Great looking finish.
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Nice work, great tips with the finishing. Stay safe
Thanks, you too! and thank you for the nice comment :-)
Looks great, time and patience for a beautiful finish.
Thank you very much :-) stay safe and have a great day :-)
Sub'd. That looks AMAZING
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Great looking bowl. Danish oil is one of my favorites finishes. Thanks for the great information on how to make it shine.
Hi Dean, you are very welcome, thank you very much for watching I really apprciate it. Have a great day and stay safe 😀🎄
Happy to have found your channel, I enjoy your commentary, 🍻
Thank you very much for watching my videos, I normally try to put out atleast one a week.. Somtimes more. Have a great weekend and stay safe 😁😁
Great job 💪🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice finish...
Thanks 👍 Have a great day and stay safe 😀😀
thank you for the oil tips. i will use it on a guitar
you are very welcome, just remember to be patience and let it harden each time you apply the oil .. Stay safe and have a great day
Impressive!
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Excellent bowl, Kim! And your finish is amazing. I’d never have guessed that Danish Oil could shine like that! I have a few cans of it in my finish locker and I’m going to get it out and try it on some bowls after seeing what you’ve done with it. I’ve subscribed, too, and look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Thank you very much, and thank you for the sub and watching.. Yes the Danish oil is a great product it just take some patience to use compared to other products 😀 Stay safe and have a great day 😀
beautiful work of art...
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Thank you ,next bowl turned I will use this process
Have fun, please send a pic i like to see you result .. by.brandstrup@gmail.com .. Thank you very much for watching .. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀
I like your commentary on the video, especially the good advise :)
Glad you liked it 😀 Thanks for watching .. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀😀
Beautiful!
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very nice ... how long to harden between each set of 3 coats, please?
It need to be completly cured, so atleast 24 to 48 houres, depending ofthe temp .. just bes sure it is har before sanding it
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Beautiful 😍
Thank you very much .. And thank you for watching ..😀 Happy new year .. and stay safe .. 😀😀
Well it's a lot of work but we do what we must as turners. Great bowl and end result.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate the comment, and yes we do and almost all the time it is worth it 😀😀.. Have a great day and stay safe ! 😀😀
Nice bowl, I appreciate telling us the speeds and the tools....
Thank you very much .. and thank you for watching I really appreciate it .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀😀
First video of yours I have watched and enjoyed it very much. I have been doing research on my family history and have found a few family members there. My grandfather came to the states about 1903 from Copenhagen area. Liked your kiln idea and I am beginning the start of one sometime in near future. Just found a old upright freezer I will be hauling home. Take care Wayne
hi Wayne, first thank you very much for watching, I am glade you like the videos .. and yes Denmark is a small contry, but some how we are to be found all over the world .. I hope you and yours are well .. stay safe and have a great day :-)
Nice!
Thanks .. Stay safe :-)
Great looking bowl.
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Great video - I like our narrative and really appreciate your turning skills. I never realized Danish Oil could come to such a high gloss. I have a request for a glossy piece and I will try your method. Thank you!
Hi Tom, I am Happy you can use it .. Just be 100 % sure the oil have hardened up before applying the next coats, else you end up with a robbery/sticky surface that wont harden.. and only way to fix is to turn it off, maybe try on a small piece first :-) and be very patience 😁😀 Thank you very much for watching .. have a great day and stay safe 😀
Beautiful piece of turning and a fabulous finish. I recently built a workbench and coated it with Liberon oil. Only two coats yet it looks good. Your seven coats on the other hand look fantastic. Thank you so much Kim and also compliments on your English. Well polished, just like your bowls :)
Thank you very much for the kind words, it really makes me want to make more videos 😀😀 and I'm glad my English is understandable when I do something like this in a foreign language, I always get a little nervous if people understands 😀😀 Thanks for spending time to watch my videos.. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP your English is great. 👍🏻 no problems understanding you at all. By the way, thanks for the idea of using your power planer to help balance out the blank at the beginning. I hadn’t thought of that. Since I don’t have a bandsaw I also end up with edges to take off before I get a round blank.
Great looking live edge bowl
Thanks 👍 nice of you to say, and thank you for taking the time to watch my videos.. Have a great day and stay safe !
Beautiful results
Thank you, and thank tou very much for watching .. stay safe and have a great day 😀
Nice turning. If I understand you right, you apply danish oil and dry it with a heat gun, Then you sand it, apply more oil, dry it and repeat for about 8 times. Thanks for sharing.
I use the heat gun to speed up the drying yes, but that is only so I can apply 2 -3 coats at the time, and stop the lathe and dont get drips below , you still need to let it harden 24 + horeurs before sanding and applying the next 1 to 3 coats .. .. thank you for watching my videos .. stay safe 😀😀
That is a really good tip about the danish oil, I will have to start an experiment to see if I can replicate your skill.
Thanks for the comment .. I'm sure you can it just take patience, don't rush the layers or it will keep being sticky it need to harden .. good luck .. have a great day and stay safe 😀😀
Really cool!! Is the danish oil ok for food use once its dry?
Hi Bonnie, thank you for watching .. Some people say Danish oil is food safe when it is harden .. but Danish oil used like this, sit on the surface, and there is a possibility that it will chip off so you get it in you food, I know Hampshire sheen Danish Oil is declared toy and food safe, but that is pre-thinned so I dont think you will get the glass like result with it .. but I havnet tried .. So i cant telle you 100 % that it is or not .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀😀
Beautiful piece. I use Danish oil as finish of choice and will look forward to trying you technique.
Sounds great! just remember to let it harden so it wont end up gui, it is almost possible to get off again with out turning it again 😀 dont ask how i know 😂 thanks for watching my videos.. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀😀
Hej Kim, tak for demoen med hvordan man kan få Danish Oil mere skinnende. Den planker jeg lige til mit sofabord. Spændende kanal, og fedt at møde nogle flere danske makere.
Hej Jesper, mange tak, jeg er desværre lidt fraværemde for tiden da jeg er i processen med at starte en virksomhed, og denne tager alt min tid .. men forventer at komme retur på et tidspunkt .. men tak fordi du kigger med .. god dag 😀
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP Tsk for svaret Kim. Er det en woodturning virksomhed du starter?
@@JesperMakes Nej Jeg har startede en køreskole :-) men er så smådt begyndt at lave lidt småting igen .. men mest bestillinger fra et par faste kunder ..
Did you do all the finish on the same day? I like Danish Oil but use lot of shellac which you can put on fairly fast.
Thanks,
Gary
No it is kind of a long proces, after each 3 coat with heatgun inbetween it need to Harden takes 8 to 12 houres depending on the temp. Else you get a tickysurface that never stop gwtting sticky.. Have a great day 😀😀
Nice job!
May I suggest that you could use a duffle bag or something of that sort filled with sand and fasten hanging under the base with a tie down strap to make the lathe heavier? Wet the sand when you need additional weight. It's a trick often used by photographers on their tripods windy days outdoors.
Thanks for the tips! i will try that 😀😀 i did buy some stuff to try and attach to the legs and make it heavier, just haven't got around to it yet 😀 but the sand back is a good idea.. thank you very much for watching .. stay safe and have a great day .. 😀😀
Fantastic achievement with the small wobbly lathe, hope the wife relents and you can get a bigger one 🤞
I hope so too 😀😀 Thanks for watching .. stay safe and have a great day . 😀😀
Make her a deal , every dollar she spends on personal care products you can put 1 to your lathe
Hey Kim, i can only agree with the previous speakers, what a wonderfull shine! And the Idea with the heat gun is new for me too. A similarly good result you can achievied with Shellack. The adventage of Shellack is, it is Food safe and naturally, Danisch Oil is an Chemical produkt.
I discovered your Channel recently, and i love watching and listen to you. I am woodturning since three Years, and its wonderful. It could be, that we almost neighbors, depending on where you live in Denmark. My Home is nearly by the dänisch Border, round about 50 km southeast , on the Eastern Sea. Maybe we'll meet by chance, and we can talk about woodturning, when you let let us back in your kingdom😊
Many greatings and please stay care and healty!
Hi Thanks for the tip wit the Shellac, you are right the Danish oil is not food safe even though it is shellac based. I have looked for shellac in Denmark in premixed but it is crazy expensive and i never came around to get the flakes you can mix you self. it could be fun to meet a fellow woodturner i live in Tappernøje on Zealand near Næstved.. Thanks for the very nice words I really appreciate it and thanks for watching my videos, feel free to write a mail by.brandstrup@gmail.com or catch me on Facebook facebook.com/kim.brandstrup.39 if you like to talk about woodturning 😀 Stay safe and have a great day ..
Shellakflakes kan fås ved Dorch og Danola. Flot finish 👍
RUNEN Mange tak :-) god dag ..
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP I've mixed my own shellac for many years now. It is very easy, you have a choice of do many shellac variations and complete control. I recommend using regular grain alcohol (not denatured) because the mixed shellac is more stable, it smells better, and is food safe. Thinned shellac makes a good sanding sealer and the shellac can also be mixed with a drying oil such as Walnut oil (food safe) for a friction
polish. Food safe cured or uncured, smells great, dries very fast and any finish can be put on top of it.
@boooshes I have to look in to that .. thank you very much for sharing .. 😀😀Stay safe
Hi I’ve only just discovered your channel for some reason when it was flagged up on RUclips as one I might like. Already subscribe to other woodturners such as Andy Philip, Mike Waldt, R Humphrey, M Saban-Smith, Pierre Lusier, PF woodturning, Martin Woodhead etc and I’m definitely adding yours. This included some lovely tuition and advice and I never knew you could get such an amazing finish with Danish Oil - when I use it the pieces have a definite matt to eggshell finish. So thanks for the video and the very best of luck and success in all that you do.
Thanks you so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it, and I am very happy that you find my channel and turnings interesting, that makes it all worth doing, and make me keep going.. 😀 Thanks for watching and for the sub, and have a great day and stay safe // Brandstrup 😀😀😀
Beautiful finish, but there are several other ways to achieve the same without near the work. Take care, Larry
Hi Larry, thanks for the coment .. can you plz share some of the other ?? have a great day :-)
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP Sure, My favorite way is to put 1 coat of sanding sealer on, sand lightly, 2 more coats, using steel wool and a scotch Brite pad on each, then polish with sanding paste and polish. Comes out like a mirror. Sometimes I use a poly wipe, 3 or 4 coats, same as above.
sometimes I use a spray, like lacquer or shellac. Take care, Larry
I have to try that. Thanks for sharing 😀
I’ve always wet sanded the Danish oil. It leaves a lustrous finish that’s not glossy. Also fills the grain nicely. I like the piece you’ve done.
Ok, I have to try that some time .. only done wet sanding one time before .. Thank you for watching and the comment I really appreciate it .. Have a great day and stay safe 😀
Hi Paul, can you tell us more about this? What kind of sandpaper you use and what grits you go through?
Start with 220 and raise the grain with a water alcohol mix. Get it smooth and go to 320 then 400. Pour on the oil and block sand with 600. It’ll take a few passes but the “dust”;turns into grain filler. Let it dry up between oil coats but repeat until you’re satisfied with the surface. I always finish up with wax and may use 4/0 steel wool to do the waxing. I’m brand new to turning but I’ve made lots of flat stuff from hardwoods.
Just some feedback. I'm doing this on some drums I'm building and I've found that I can get a really decent gloss after only 3 coats. It would probably be a bit better after four coats but I'm happy with the way it is now. Second, make sure the Danish oil is really dry before sanding between coats otherwise it'll gum up your sandpaper in about 2 seconds.
Thanks for watching, stay safe :-)
Really cool video thanks 🎸 what planer did you use at the beginning please?
Hi Daniel, thank you very much for watching I really apprciate it, the planner is the cheapest hans planer I was able to find, as I remember it was 35 $ it dont Even have a name 😁 but it works to trim some rough egde or take down some bark to fit the spuredrive.. Stay safe and have a great day 😁😁😁
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP thanks for the reply. May the Lord bless and keep you brother
@Daniel Adams thanks, you too
I would not have believed you could get such a nice glossy finish with just Danish oil. What is the purpose of the heat gun? Does it make the oil dry faster? Did you use it after each coat?
Hi Rick, yes the heat gun hardens the surface so I can give it 2 to 3 coats at the time, I have tryed it on another piece without the heat gun after the one i filmed, and you get a pettey result with 1 coat and let it harden fully, and the one more and so on, I did 6 coats and got a better result.. and the chance you take with the heat gun is that sometimes the danish oil get sticki and wont harden, and when that happens there is no way back, you have to put a gauge on it and start over .. the trick of this is patience .. let it harden before going on .. thank you very much for watching and for the comment .. stay safe and have a great day ..
Hej. Jeg beundre dit drejearbejde og din teknik. Jeg er selv ivrig fordrejer og følger en del andre dygtige trædrejere på YT. Fortsæt med samme iver.
Hans Bindslev
Aalborg
Hej Hans, Mange tak skal du have for den fine kommentar, betyder meget at få god feedback 😀 Pas på dig selv mvh Kim 😀😀
What do you use to clean your brush?
I dont :-) or rater I havent found anything that can clean it after. so i buy realy cheap brush and burn the oiel off after to avoid self ignigtion..
@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP thank you for your reply.... how long does it take for that much Danish oil to fully cure?
@@bigkahuna8338 2 to 3 dayes in around 20 C
Very nice! How long does the shine lasts? and, after the 1 session of three coating one after another, how long do you wait to apply another session of coating? I have the same lathe, very happy with it.
Best regards from Koper Slovenia
Nice! Can you tell me the difference between Danish oil and Scandinavian oil? Hope to see more of your projects 🙂
First thanks for watching :-) I have never used the Scandinavian oil and dont know how the oil will act .. have a great day and stay safe :-)
Is Danish oil drying exothermic or endothermic? I didn't understand the comment about the rags being able to spontaneously combust but the video showing you using a heat gun...
Hi Thomaz, a part of the Danish oil is Lindseed oil and that is exothermic, that is why i always keep the paper towels in a jar after using it.. they hav the possibility to self ignite even though the manufacture dont write it can I just do it a role to not forget with other oils and the i go out at burn it when the jar is full .... the reason i use the heatgun is to start the harden process faster .. as I find it harden the surface a little and then dont get oil drops running ..
Are woodturning gouges used directly after grinding or do they need to be honed on an oilstone after grinding?
Hi James, I think that depend of who you asking, I did do it on a leather wheel in the beginning, but got lazy and stop doing it and found that the result on the cut was the same, I think when you make the first cut the wood more or less do the job for you in the first cut, but that is just my opinion.. I do use a diamond plate grit 400 but that is mostly for negative rake scraper and normal scrapers, with the grinding systems no mater witch you have, it is so fast to sharpen a gouge that I normally just take it to the grinder instead of using the diamond plate.. I did recently change sharpening system from the Tormek to the ProEdge and I have the same experience with that one. I hope that answered you question, otherwise feel free to write again, Stay safe and have a great day 😀😀
For wood turning, especially with high speed steel (HSS) tools, there's not a lot of point in honing - the very sharp tip of the tool that honing would give will be stripped off by the volume of wood flowing past it in just a few revolutions. HSS will still hold a good enough sharp edge for a long while, which is of course why we use it! Carvers do hone their tools, which are normally high carbon steel not HSS, but they only pass the edge through a few inches of timber in the same timescale...
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Thank you for watching, have a nice day and stay safe 😀
I have attempted this process and so far I am unimpressed. I saved your video and have referred to it often but the results so far are disappointing. I have 10 coats on one piece and seven on another. Even after sitting for days they are still tacky. And the third coat in each set of three always seems to wrinkle and get rough. Any suggestions as to what I might be doing wrong?
Ok ,, are you sure the coats is fully cured before ading the nex 3 coats, and the amount you have to put on is to the limit for it to start dripping.. it did take me some tryes before i got my first good result .. I hope you manage to get it to work .. thanks for watching, Stay safe :-)
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP I fought with this for about a month. I gave up and sanded it down to bare wood again. Maybe me, maybe hardware store grade oil, maybe just a bad idea.
that's a lovely finish, how durable is it and how does it feel to the touch, when I've used similar techniques it's felt plasticy
Mine is smooth, if it get sticky the coats was apalyed before it harden fully, an you need to sand an clean in between, an it did tak me some tryes to get it to work 100 % 😁 the Harding take longer tvan the can say if you use rostine.. Thank you for watching.. Have a great day, and stay safe.. 😁😁
Never knew Danish Oil could get so shiny. How long does it need to dry between the sets of three coats? Gonna give it a try. Subscribed. Thanks.
you need at least 24 hours, it is very important that it is completely dry and hard befor applying the next coat, good lock with it hope it work out, thanks for watching .. stay safe and have a great day . 😀😀
What brand of danish oil?
I normaly use hampshire sheen
Lovely live-edge bowl! 10 coats of oil makes the finishing process quite lengthy. Are you finishing in a few days? Or does this take weeks?
Hi and thank you very much for watching .. it is a 1 and a half to 2 week process the oil need to harden 100 % before applaying the next leayers .. stay safe and have a great day :-)
Nice work, and thank you for your Danish oil finishing technique. With the mould/fungus in the wood I hope you were wearing a suitable mask. Bill Pentz has a great website about the hazards of wood dust, and after reading his info & research, I’m not sure it is wise to have your children with you in the workshop, even once you have stopped work without fully venting the shop.
Hi, Thanks for watching .. and for the comment .. I always use a fullface trend Airshield.. and I have dust collection x 2 and room airfilters so we are good, thank you for the heads up though .. and my kids ar normally not in the shop when I turning, I made a Room just for the lathe to combat the dust :-) again thank you very much for watching .. stay safe and have a great day 😀😀😀
I've heard that Swedish Oil is better ..... :-) Just kidding - great job there!
LOL... Thank you very much 😁 and thank you for watching. Stay safe and have a great day.. 😁😁😁
Wait your from Denmark? Isn't it just called oil for you then?
Ha ha ha :-) it is Danish oil from the UK LOL .. thanks for watching have a great day and stay safe :-)
Danish Oil!? Then you must be an expert on the matter!
The result is great but it appears to be an elaborate process. 10 coats, wow!
Hi Leo, He he Yup Danish.. It is not to bad, it just take a little time, it take around 8 hours to fully harden when applying 3 layers at the time, plenty of time to make other projects in between, or just do it at the last thing you do before the night then it is ready next morning .. Thanks for the comment and have a great day and stay safe 😀😀
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP I do the same but I have not tried several coats at the same time, I will try that also.
So all of the Danish oil instructions I have seen insist on the apply / let soak 10-15 min / wipe off / let harden method. You don’t wipe off the finish at all, so it looks like to me you are putting most of your attention toward controlling the curing process, so the shiny look we see BEFORE we wipe off the finish will remain. This is all new thinking but i like it.
That is correct if you wipe you cant get the shine.. thanks for watching. have a nice day.
If your lathe has a shelf load it with turning blanks or bags of sand
I don't have a shelf under my lathe, it only has 4 legs, I've been thinking about how to mount a shelf to give it a little more stability, i need to figure out how to do it.. thanks you for the comment have a great day and stay safe :-)
@@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP Will do, you and the family stay safe and keep well 👍👍
I do not know id is the camera angle, however the boul don't look round.
it is round, I think it looks like that because the edge is not the same height all the way round, thank you for watching and stay safe 😀
8:58 is the starting point for anyone who just want to see the application and method for getting the glass like coating.
That is true, but i realy hope people will watch some of the turnings, and help my channel grow, the watch time for each movie help me alot .. Thanks for watching and have a great day 😀
Wow, what a great finish, and the bowl looks fantastic, a little larger and I could keep my nuts in it.
Thank you very much .. and thank you for watching I really appreciate it . Have a great dat and stay safe 😀
Doesn't it stink?
Not much, smell Like danish oil do.. Thank you for watching and stay safe 😀