HOW TO MAKE HISTORIC BEESWAX, CARNAUBA WAX, LINSEED OIL AND TURPENTINE FURNITURE AND WOOD POLISH

This POLISH is one of the oldest know furniture polishes dateing back hundreds of years. European, and early colonial American polish used oils and wax to impregnate natural wood surfaces.Turpentine is a solvent derived from pine tree sap, and is used to keep the beeswax from hardening.linseed oil has been used for hundreds of years for the protection and maintenance of interior and exterior wood. Linseed oil comes from flaxseedsee plants and nourishes wood. Carnauba wax is obtained from the leaves of the carnauba palm by collecting and drying them, beating them to loosen the wax. Because it has a high-sheen without being sticky or tacky carnauba wax provides a high lustre shine and a hard protective finish for wood. This HISTORIC wood POLISH is easy to make. Please remember that turpentine is extremely flammable and should not be handled around flame or Sparks. Please also remember that linseed oil left on Rags can combustion cause a fire. It's important to dispose of Rags with linseed oil by soaking them in water and placing them in a container to avoid a fire. Please subscribe to my channel and share this video. Also please watch the other videos on my channel some of which are very unique.

[@Datanditto]

I was lost in a medieval trance until I heard the airplane..😑

[@Chollanger148-pv8jp]

Thanks for the charming lesson

[@stixstudios3380]

I didn't think they had cameras and planes in those days🤣. Great video except for that bloody plane!. Thanks, I'll be trying this mixture soon. Cheers from Australia.

[@FIGUEIRINHA]

nice video. thanks

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

Thanks very much!

[@pfmedic]

I bet that fire mixed with the beeswax smells incredible. This is the only way to do paste wax. 🙌

[@-GetGoTv]

It does smell awesome and work so good

[@nitro74cs]

Very good, nicely done. This wax can also be used on metals as well but personally I would not use on leather.

[@johnraffensperger]

Thanks for the lesson. So it needs no eye of newt, but maybe sound of jet.

[@aoichan3073]

Thanks for the great video!
Do you have any idea on how to make an emulsion with carnauba wax + beeswax? I tried many times but i failed T-T

[@avargs3505]

where did you find such high quality turpentine oil?

[@claudiap.4272]

It could be nice to use measurments that eveyone could understand, as litres, mililitres or at least, ratios.

[@Australia1341963]

Thanks a lot. I’ll try to make it. I love the flute sounds soo beautiful I’ve got a spirit flute and would love to get the title please. Lovely greetings from Down Under Christiane

[@-GetGoTv]

not sure who the artist was with the flute. it was uncopywrited music from the CZcams music library

[@GoInfluenceyourself]

Would this recipe have been used historically for leather as well? Thanks for the video.

[@-GetGoTv]

I'm not sure if it was used on leather

[@nitro74cs]

This is a perfect recipe for wood but I wouldn't use this on Leather. Depending on the condition and where the Leather is, there are different products and solutions. The main thing for conditioning the leather is Lanolin so if you choose a leather care product including lanolin, it will re-condition and protect the leather also saddle soap(with lanolin), Mink oil and Dubbin are great products for replenishing, nourishing and water proofing most leather goods. For terribly dried out leather; firstly Almond oil and/or Glycerin can be used to break the rigidity and toughness. Normal hand soaps/dishwashing liquids are bad for leather also olive and sunflower oils should not be used on leather as well.

[@generalralph6291]

Thank you for creating this with your camera and hands!

[@Busterblader13]

Any chance mineral spirits would work instead of turpentine?

[@thenightingale93]

If I were to making this in qty of 1ltr..what should be the measurements of all the ingredients

[@sashinpillay2720]

Great video! Do you perhaps know how do they make Carnauba car wax? Is it the same ingredients?

[@Karttibone]

Seems like raw Carnauba wax. You'd have to get it from the leaves of the palm themselves.

[@makamsidhura]

This is awesome! I will try
Can u tell how durable it is
What is the melting point of this mixture

[@XDdrox]

80-85 max

[@practicaltaste964]

nice sir if want to make water base then can we add water plz reply

[@-GetGoTv]

Because of the oil you can't use water

[@sharonmcqueentorres2459]

Ya wonder who figured this out

[@etelainenleathercraft]

This formula can use for leather boots?

[@-GetGoTv]

I'm not sure

[@stefanoderosa2375]

I did not understood the proportion between beewax and carnauba.... Can tell me the percentage of each wax?

[@alangeorgebarstow]

He stated one quart (two pints) of beeswax to 3 tablespoons of carnauba wax. This is roughly a ratio of 21:1 of beeswax:carnauba wax. One quart is 946 millilitres. 3 tablespoons is 45 millilitres. Hope this helps.

[@chiya2006]

Caranauba wax has more shine to it than beeswax, but it’s more solid. So to avoid turning the end product into a rock solid paste, you would use much less amount. Ask me how I know😊. You can always play with the portion less or more to reach the desired form.

[@MAXWOODTURNING]

Why the terebentine ?

[@par4par72]

You might want to stand in front of the camera next time. It makes for a better presentations.

[@alangknowles]

Please don't stand right in front of the camera.

[@davethewindowlicker2367]

Man you know all kinda shit lol

[@-GetGoTv]

Thanks Dave