Wood Turning -A Shock Treatment for a Sublime Effect👍
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- čas přidán 18. 01. 2024
- A chestnut log receives a shock treatment to give it an incredible effect and stabilize it so that it retains its beauty forever.
Here I use a blowtorch with a powerful flame in two passes to dry and deepen the grain of the wood. (It's also an interesting technique to see how the chestnut tree reacts.) Then I use epoxy resin of different viscosities to penetrate deep into the wood and create a shiny effect.
This artistic project is accessible to beginners provided that you use carpentry tools with caution.
It is always in a spirit of sharing that I film part of my work in a calm and relaxing atmosphere without ASMR type speech or music.
Good viewing!
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Please note my videos are not intended to educate or serve as a learning method.
They are used only for entertainment.
Do not duplicate what I do because it could be very dangerous.
Une bûche de châtaignier reçoit un traitement de choc pour lui donner un effet incroyable et la stabiliser pour qu'elle conserve à jamais sa beauté.
Ici j'utilise un chalumeau avec une flamme puissante en deux passages pour sécher et approfondir le grain du bois. (C'est aussi une technique intéressante pour voir comment réagit le châtaignier.) Ensuite j'utilise de la résine époxy de différentes viscosités pour pénétrer en profondeur dans le bois et créer un effet brillant.
Ce projet artistique est accessible aux débutants à condition d'utiliser les outils de menuiserie avec prudence.
C'est toujours dans un esprit de partage que je filme une partie de mon travail dans une ambiance calme et relaxante sans parole ni musique de type ASMR.
Bon visionnage!
www.etsy.com/fr/shop/BreizhAr...
/ bawbreizhartwood
Attention mes vidéos ne sont pas faites pour éduquer ou servir de méthode d'apprentissage.
Elles servent uniquement de divertissement.
Ne reproduisez pas ce que je fais car cela pourrait être très dangereux
music composed and performed by myself
#woodturning#woodworking#art#asmr
The simplest ones can be the most beautiful, and this bowl is a great example of this.
Thank you Deb😉👍👍
Perfect!👏
Thank you Isabel😉👍
It looks a lot like an art stylized impression of a walnut shell!
Margaret
yes that's kind of the idea😉👍
A la fois rustique et moderne. Cet article est une pièce de choix pour embellir un salon.
Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire, je suis heureux qu’elle vous plaise 😊
Geweldig mooie schaal !!
Thank you very much 😉👍
Gorgeous bowl! Painting with fire is so much more deeper an effect than had you merely stained it. It gives the bowl an ancient feel yet modern at the same time. Love this. Thank you!
Possum
Yes and then the advantage of the resin is that the bowl is now fossilized and it will no longer move
Très belle œuvre !!❤ un traitement de choc, pour un très beau résultat.. le contraste entre l’intérieur et l’extérieur est incroyablement magnifique !! J’adore 🥰 ❤
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Merci Lily , je suis content que ça te plaise 😊❤️🌸
An extraordinary piece, brought to the forefront of simple, yet elegant function. A joy as always to watch.
Hi john
thank you very much I’m very happy that you appreciate my work 😊👍
Nice :)))
Thank you Laurie🌸❤️❤️
Oh wow that is fabulous.
Thank you Irene🌸
It's beautiful! I love the burnt technique, it gives such warmth and richness to the wood and shows off the grain well. I like the fact you left the inside as is for contrast. Lovely handmade craftsmanship. 👏❤️
Thank you Lynn❤️🌸
yes indeed the burning technique is interesting especially on certain species like here with chestnut
Who knew that something so beautiful could come from using something so dangerous? Excellent job sir!
thank you very much I’m very happy that you appreciate my work 😉👍
Wow! That's stunning! A piece of art! I loved it! ❤
Thank you Andrea 🌸❤️❤️
Very nice bowl! Thank you for sharing your gorgeous work with us. ❤
thank you very much I’m very happy that you appreciate my work
The accent and luster of the outside of this vessel is quite unbelievable .
Also, can you provide me the instructions used to make your pouring mold, and holder for resin materials. I know you had said you made them yourself, and as I'm in the USA to ask you to make and mail would be quite expensive. Thank you, John
Darleen
Thank you very much for your comment👍
yes I will soon make a video to explain how I make my molds😉
I was fired up to see the result. Very nice!
Thanks Todd😉👍
That is a truly gorgeous bowl, I love love love it!! ❤
Thank you Beverly🌸
What a beautiful juxtaposition and transformation. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you and your family a blessed week filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings together. Peace brother
Big thanks Catgyn❤️😊
Well, you just made my favorite out of all I have ever seen you make! Wow!
Thank you so much Joan❤️
I'm very happy that you appreciate my work 😊
Utterly fascinating!
Thank you Susan 🌸🧡
Beautiful bowl!
Thank you Mary ❤️
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PLEASE HELP THIS GUY !!!! Share this video so he can buy a new lathe.
Excellent work
Thank you so much Paolo😉👍👍
Quel projet sale mais gratifiant c'était ! Magnifique ❤
Merci☺️
Oui en effet il faut prévoir un bon nettoyage après 😉
I liked it after the first burn and scrub. Just the tinge of burn black looked great.
Thank you sandy i'm glad you like it 😊🌸
Very nice Morgan.
Hi Jack
Thank you so much 😊
Very well done. Maintain the inner looks and external look both are different. So beautiful
Thank you so much 😊
Yes I like strong contrasts👍
Stunning x
Thanks Tina🌸
Very nice, well done sir!
Thank you so much for your comment 😉👍
I am usually not a fan of scorched wood, but you proved your superior knowledge of the technique and produced a brilliant result, well done ( again ).
Thank you Alan😉👍
I hesitated before burning this log but took a good look at it. , I saw its tender and gummy veining, so I imagine that it would have a nice effect when in contact with the flame 😉
Really interesting- thanks!
Thank you Bill😉👍
Hi Morgan you are so talented, I like how you burnt the bowl along the grain, it looks magnificent and totally unique. Thanks for a great video and your hard work. Amanda xx
Big thanks Amanda❤️❤️❤️
Great job getting a very deep burn to get a serious degree of texture. Well done!
Thanks Doug😉
Yes, in fact it is preferable to use a torch with a fine and powerful nozzle to be able to dig deep in several passes.
Here I made two passes but I could have done more.
It's really beautiful!! ❤❤ However, after you completed the piece did it have any lingering smells of charred/burnt wood?
Thank you Bonita
Your question is interesting🧐
No, the piece has no smell since I impregnated the entire bowl with resin.
Very nice sir have a great weekend ✌️
Hi cookies
Thank you so much for your comment😉
have a great week end
Looks very nice
Thank you so much Lynda 🌸❤️
That I like
Thanks Tommy😉
That was another incredibly gorgeous work of art from an extremely talented person! Amazing work, once again Morgan!
Many thanks 😊 I’m very flattered
Beautiful bowl. Nice work as always ☺☺
Thank you so much 😊
Stunning, though I like the more extreme burnt e that you e just done the best
Thank you Philomena🌸❤️
Awesome❤
Hi Raghbirsingh
Thank you so much for your comment 🌸❤️❤️
@@bawbreizhartwood Wel come dear💝💝
That looked like an oxy acetylene welding torch you used to scorch the chestnut. I like it, it works so fast. Your gouge seems to have a very steep angle grind on it, or are my eyes going wonky? Is it sweet or horse chestnut? Questions questions eh? To be honest, I wasn't keen on the shape, but the finish was really nice. Best regards 🙃
Hi John
Yes indeed it is an acetylene torch whose flame can rise to 3000 degrees Celsius, it can do some nice things as long as you adjust it well.
I like to have several different angles on my bowl gouges because as this wood was very soft, a more open angle would have worked differently.
This log comes from a chestnut tree but which was cut at the start of winter.😉
This is very beautiful! I still am unsure how I like the burning technique and look, but it looks great on this bowl! 😊❤😊❤
Thank you Racheal😊
Indeed the technique of burning wood is interesting but not on just any species.
Here I used a chestnut tree but which was cut at a certain period, which gives it a particular structure👍
Nicely done. I like the resin on top of the scorching. Do you feel the resin you put on the inside is food safe?
Your question is very interesting.
In fact I used a mineral resin which is compatible with food contact😉
I love how you can make even flaws spectacularly beautiful....(kind of like God does with us😊 OH BTW did you know your name means 'Sea-Song'...cool huh)
Virginia❤️
Thank you I'm very flattered😊
What name are you talking about? Morgan? or baw?
@@bawbreizhartwood Morgan...it means sea-song or sea-born...Now I think of it, that was the name of a famous sea captain...
A very "HOT" bowl :)
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That absolutely lovely. I wish you would wear safety gloves. ❤❤😊
Thanks Karen❤️
you're right, you need to wear gloves with the resin😉