Just in case anyone is wondering how to do this at home just be warned first it is dangerous and can be fatal if a mistake is made... One of the easiest bits of equipment to use is a welder (stick welder) with two nails clipped on each of the electrodes. As far as prep goes you can wipe the stock or furniture down first with a high burning point gun oil or use metholated spirit/white spirit as it evaporates quickly. DO NOT USE PETROL/GAS OR ANY OTHER MINERAL BASED OILS!
Dang it! Just when I thought I have an original idea, I find someone else has already done it. and made a video of it, on RUclips! It turned out great, thanks for taking the risk and showing the rest of us what can be done.
While I can appreciate the uniqueness and the out of the box thinking, I just cringed when I saw that beautiful wood grain get all scarred up. It’s good though that we all don’t like the same thing or it would be a pretty dull world. Cool video.
That is actually really cool. I never thought about doing that to a gunstock. I'm going to have to break out an unfinished stock for a Mauser and give this a shot.
Fractal burning poses a significant hidden risk of electrocution. The American Association of Woodturners Safety Committee and Board of Directors strongly recommend woodturners avoid the risk altogether, by refraining from the use of Lichtenberg burning techniques. This type of art has become increasingly popular and deadly due to exponential popularity in the use of RUclips type video teaching. THIS CAN BE DEADLY!!!
That has to be one of the best things that I have seen done to any of the brainless light colored wood stocks you completely changed it for the beter 👍👍👍👍👍
May I ask what you used for your high voltage output? I have been experimenting with different devices to varying effects. I have tried a microwave, arc welder, and battery charger. I feel your effect is what I am looking for, it seems to be the perfect "flow". Also, what wood is that stock to that marlin?
And to think I sanded mine down and stained it black....seeing this makes me mad to know that I don't know how to make a fractal burner so I can do this🙄
Have you done this with laminate wood stocks such as the colored ones from Boyd’s? I have a stock that I want to do this to, but I don’t want to explode the stock and ruin it. Only way to test this would be to buy a blank from them and see, but if you have input, it’d be greatly appreciated.
What fluid did you use for conductivity ? I tried a different power source and bi carb soda and water and get a different effect not as defined. And oil burner ignition transformer for power source?
@@bugsywatt thanks for the info Never seen or heard of one.... But I might have to do some research as this looks like something I could definitely get interested in
If you had the choice to drive a dented up rusty car that ran perfect or the exact same car that ran good but with a perfectly clean unscratched polished paint job which would you choose?
Just in case anyone is wondering how to do this at home just be warned first it is dangerous and can be fatal if a mistake is made...
One of the easiest bits of equipment to use is a welder (stick welder) with two nails clipped on each of the electrodes.
As far as prep goes you can wipe the stock or furniture down first with a high burning point gun oil or use metholated spirit/white spirit as it evaporates quickly.
DO NOT USE PETROL/GAS OR ANY OTHER MINERAL BASED OILS!
Bad Ass !!!!! Hands down one of the sickest stocks .
Dang it! Just when I thought I have an original idea, I find someone else has already done it. and made a video of it, on RUclips! It turned out great, thanks for taking the risk and showing the rest of us what can be done.
lol,exact same thing. I thought about doing this and of course its already done. Why wouldnt it, after all? It looks magnificent!
You could do one for an airgun 🤔😁
@@chulopapi2300 mine have plastic stocks. although i think my son has an old red rider bb gun that is wood
While I can appreciate the uniqueness and the out of the box thinking, I just cringed when I saw that beautiful wood grain get all scarred up. It’s good though that we all don’t like the same thing or it would be a pretty dull world.
Cool video.
Perhaps inlaying the pattern with an epoxy that has a gold powder mixed in to make it look like lightning!
I would enjoy seeing this rifle after finish and final assembly.
new vid check it out
That is actually really cool.
I never thought about doing that to a gunstock. I'm going to have to break out an unfinished stock for a Mauser and give this a shot.
Fractal burning poses a significant hidden risk of electrocution. The American Association of Woodturners Safety Committee and Board of Directors strongly recommend woodturners avoid the risk altogether, by refraining from the use of Lichtenberg burning techniques.
This type of art has become increasingly popular and deadly due to exponential popularity in the use of RUclips type video teaching. THIS CAN BE DEADLY!!!
Incredible! So beautiful! Why does it bother me that 16 people gave this a thumbs down?? What the fawk is wrong with people??
maybe they have jittery hands and accidentally hit the down button and didn't know it?
smallfaucet. CUZ THERE STUPED OR MAYBE THAY WHERE BLIND AND GOT MAD
its does me to there is no reason for a thumbs down someone has to be a azz i guess
smallfaucet I guess the world doesn’t share all your views
Good job. Of course, the best part was that crisp, clear audio which explains in detail what you're doing. The rest was, ah.
Glad you enjoyed it
this is a great process, it's dangerous, don't do it alone in case something goes sideways
That is fkn awesome! I too am interested in seeing the final build!
Thats the coolest think I've seen in a very long time.
That has to be one of the best things that I have seen done to any of the brainless light colored wood stocks you completely changed it for the beter 👍👍👍👍👍
This would look amazing sanded down on a nice dark piece of English Walnut with a glossy Formby's tung oil finish!
Nice! My brother just did a pistol grip for me and it looks badass.
One of my favorite guns!!
Finally something cool .
Love it
How in the hell did you do that? That's so badass looking!
Awesome bro. Beautiful work.
A what you need and surface prep video would be nice.
Electrolyte solution. (Baking soda and water.) High amps not voltage. Variac to control amps. Wood. RUclips search fractal wood burning.
So cool & awesome I like it something new
Wow! That turned out super nice. Good job.
Oh man ........... I REALLY like that ! Beautiful, kudos.
way cool! i wish i could have seen it with the clear coat.
I know right...
Looks so badass
AWESOME JOB!!! Love the look and now I want to try it myself.What did you use for the Lichtenberg Device? Did you use salt water or baking soda water?
May I ask what you used for your high voltage output? I have been experimenting with different devices to varying effects. I have tried a microwave, arc welder, and battery charger. I feel your effect is what I am looking for, it seems to be the perfect "flow". Also, what wood is that stock to that marlin?
RUclips would not post your comment with the link, but I watched your video. You did a very nice job on it!
Thanks!
How can one do this at home? What does it require tool wise? Can the equipment be purchased or made?
Thanks will wait for your response.
Paul
Fantastic stuff!!!!!!
That fucking rocks!!!
Very unique, I like it. Good work
Wow no idea how you thought of this but this is satisfying
That is very VERY cool.
Very nice job, man!
Very cool idea! Please update showing after stain and lacquer!
wow that is freaking gorgeous
Wow! That’s slick!!
Do you do these for other people. If so how much for a model 60 stock?
I do that kind of work never thought about putting it on a gun stock before nice!
Wow man, that looks really good
And to think I sanded mine down and stained it black....seeing this makes me mad to know that I don't know how to make a fractal burner so I can do this🙄
This is awesome! 😱😱😱😍
How much volt do i need?
Beautiful
Looks Awesome!!
Just imagine an axe handle
Are you using a neon sign transformer or a microwave oven transformer? That gun looks sick by the way!
oil burner transformer ruclips.net/video/rpqQ2p02IOo/видео.html
Awsome
You need a few squirrels in those branches.
Nice work dude 👍👍
Have you done this with laminate wood stocks such as the colored ones from Boyd’s? I have a stock that I want to do this to, but I don’t want to explode the stock and ruin it. Only way to test this would be to buy a blank from them and see, but if you have input, it’d be greatly appreciated.
I have not tried laminate.
it wont explode, but it may not burn good either.
Did you make your fractal burner yourself?
there's a lot to be said about wood stocks, and not about polymer
Impressive!
What does it look like finished?
What fluid did you use for conductivity ? I tried a different power source and bi carb soda and water and get a different effect not as defined. And oil burner ignition transformer for power source?
2 tablespoons baking soda to 1 cup warm water OBIT for power
What is OBIT?
oil burner ignitor transformer
@@bugsywatt thanks for the info
Never seen or heard of one....
But I might have to do some research as this looks like something I could definitely get interested in
Nice
Sorta like engraving... very unique! But... does it shoot any better??
Was thinking the same thing! Ornamental, functional or both? Looks nice either way!
If you had the choice to drive a dented up rusty car that ran perfect or the exact same car that ran good but with a perfectly clean unscratched polished paint job which would you choose?
Very cool I would like to try that myself.
now fill those in with red resin and polish it up then coat with poly.. would look sick.
Идея просто отличная, попробую себе сделать на иж-58
v etom dele skolko volt nujna 220 ???
Hi can u make a video on how u have made the tool tht burns it plz
Would cause rot if not sealed?
yes it would if it was always wet. I sealed it with a polyurethane spray.
marlin model 60 stock, detailes on how thats done please
круто! а что за раствор и какой заряд?
Very nice and I am guessing a free upgrade on the accuracy of the tactical shooting of the gun as well. Lmao.
How high was voltage and what was the rub
Lindo. Magnífico.
Lechenburg affect?
Sweet.
Td mudou mesmo,antigamente se tiravam os defeitos, agora colocam os defeitos
Nice......what burn set up are you using ? I've got a neon light transformer on it's way to me, can't wait to try this......
oil burner transformer
i got a neon sign Transformer it burns a little slow but I love the lines the makes
@@bugsywatt please please explain how you did this!!!! I also have a Marlin Model 60 and this absolutely the slickest design I've seen put on a stock.
using obit from a miller trailer furnace, I will make a vid on my set up soon.
new vid on my setup ruclips.net/video/rpqQ2p02IOo/видео.html
This is so damn dangerous.
I'd like to see it after you put sanded it and coated it.
I need the details of how to do this. Awesome
How is this done??? That awesome.
How to make it what oil is that u put
You should def color fill that with epoxy
Where did you get that unfinished stock?
its mine, I stripped the finish with zip strip and scrub brush & water. took 2 or 3 applications
Please share some details if possible.
Would love to see your set up .!
How that happens? ...
A friend on myn is about to do that to one of my gun stocks I can't wate
Que voltaje usas
FRECKEN NICE MAN I'M DOING THIS ON OTHER THINGS
Podias mostrar os preparos svf
12v?
Thanks for explaining! Not!
Cool
Mantap kawan sungguh luar biasa🖒
What is the power source ?
oil burner transformer 10k volt
Looks like a marlin .22 stock...The marlin 995 was my first gun!
Only 10.000 Call of Duty points (35USD) THIS IS YOURS!
Looks like Texas chainsaw mask cammo!!
You must be high
Lì costruisci anche per venderli..intendo il lincheberg
How much electricity is running through that wood! Is it safe?? Lol
10000 volts, safe?... yes for some peeps, but there are many who should NOT try this at home.
Просто бомба.Маестро обясни как ти ето делаеш
how to?