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LaHa Art
Austria
Приєднався 27 кві 2020
She English
He Austrian
Three Kids
One Dog
One Workshop
Enjoy
We're currently on a road trip through Europe.
Austria, Slovenia, Italy, France, England, Scotland.
Hopefully collecting some unique tree ring prints.
He Austrian
Three Kids
One Dog
One Workshop
Enjoy
We're currently on a road trip through Europe.
Austria, Slovenia, Italy, France, England, Scotland.
Hopefully collecting some unique tree ring prints.
Cable covers don't need to be boring
We actually make really cool tree ring prints
so if you want to support us check out
lahaart.etsy.com
Visit us on
artbylaha.com
artbylaha
artbylaha
Thanks for your support
Laura and Hannes
Music:
Over Time by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Artist: audionautix.com/
so if you want to support us check out
lahaart.etsy.com
Visit us on
artbylaha.com
artbylaha
artbylaha
Thanks for your support
Laura and Hannes
Music:
Over Time by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Artist: audionautix.com/
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The Nutcracker print
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Beautiful Walnut print done by LaHa Music: The Nutcracker, by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Prints are available on lahaart.etsy.com Visit us on artbylaha.com artbylaha artbylaha Thanks for your support
Wooden DIY Coin Spiral Funnel cortex wishing well
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Wooden DIY Coin Spiral Funnel cortex wishing well
Workshop at day, Dance floor at night I Timelapse
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Workshop at day, Dance floor at night I Timelapse
Can you take a print from Fossilised Wood I Road trip Printing #7
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Can you take a print from Fossilised Wood I Road trip Printing #7
Road trip printing #6 Hawthorn from Wales
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Road trip printing #6 Hawthorn from Wales
Road trip Printing #5 Apple Tree from Brittany
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Road trip Printing #5 Apple Tree from Brittany
Road trip printing #3 Grapevine challenge France VS Italy
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Road trip printing #3 Grapevine challenge France VS Italy
Road trip Printing #2 European Hop Hornbeam from Slovenia 🇸🇮
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Road trip Printing #2 European Hop Hornbeam from Slovenia 🇸🇮
Road trip Printing #1 Railway Sleeper from Carinthia Austria
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Road trip Printing #1 Railway Sleeper from Carinthia Austria
Fiskars 330 Pruning saw Unpacking and Testing
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Fiskars 330 Pruning saw Unpacking and Testing
Thin and simple wood box for the Camper
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Thin and simple wood box for the Camper
The Harmonograph is drawing the B. Family
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The Harmonograph is drawing the B. Family
Fully adjustable three pendulum Harmonograph I Drawing Machine
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Fully adjustable three pendulum Harmonograph I Drawing Machine
From the woods into your living room🌳A tree ring print story.
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From the woods into your living room🌳A tree ring print story.
Taking a print from a 100 year old Oak I Woodcut
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Taking a print from a 100 year old Oak I Woodcut
DIY 3D Paper Star out of A4 paper sheets I Tree ring Design
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DIY 3D Paper Star out of A4 paper sheets I Tree ring Design
LaHa's Harmonograph is drawing the 19.12.1979
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LaHa's Harmonograph is drawing the 19.12.1979
LaHa's Harmonograph is drawing the 03.12.1954
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LaHa's Harmonograph is drawing the 03.12.1954
LaHa's Harmonograph is set to draw the 15.11.2000
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LaHa's Harmonograph is set to draw the 15.11.2000
Our Harmonograph is drawing the 02.11.1995
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Our Harmonograph is drawing the 02.11.1995
LaHa's Harmonograph is drawing the 31.10.2007
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LaHa's Harmonograph is drawing the 31.10.2007
Ash tree ring print on vellum paper I Stop motion
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Ash tree ring print on vellum paper I Stop motion
Brilliant and informative video thanks for your time and sharing .
hi there do you use a hard or soft roller to apply the ink?
Hard
do you use a soft or hard roller to apply the ink?
Huge props to you for the print work and filming job. Both came across as A+ 10/10. I hope you enjoyed the experience.
Thank you very much
What paper do you use ?
120g acid free Sketching paper
Wäre super, wenn auch zu sehen gewesen wäre, wie der Screen geöffnet wird um das Fenster zu öffnen und zu schließen.
Hi, what type of ink and what type of paper do you recommend, please? (and which ones you do NOT recommend?) TIA
Hey, we use 120g sketching paper and for smaller prints, up to A2, you can use basic printing block ink anything above A2 oil based ink. Happy printing
Sehr gut gemacht! Danke
Anyone know why my WD4 drops down from high to low power when vacuuming
Ever thought about using a cyclone separator?
No
tnx man
Beautiful work! Do you typically need to do just one "burn" to help get the contrast in relief with the wood rings? Thanks!
Thanks, I usually can wait until the tree cookie is relatively dry and then one burn is enough.
That's a very cool project. Also nicely edited. Not meaning to nitpick, but... I think the math part of that curve has been worked out by some guys (not me) to make the curve very forgiving. I saw you struggling around 8:00 to get just the right placing with the "on ramp" and wondered if that would help. Anyway, I don't mean to be critical, because it's an awesome project.
What kind of paper is that?
120gram Acid free sketching paper
Obviously a male tree!
🤣
Brunch? REALLY?🤡
😆I just noticed know 😆
How did it taste?
A bit knotty
It wood taste knotty wooden it… 😅
If you want to print another one in the future or use another color ink do you wash the wood with something after your done printing?
Yep, if I use water based ink, washing it is fairly easy, with oil based ink i have to use acetone.
Has the wood been seasoned before you start the process? The final print is amazing BTW👌🏻
This one was chopped a year before printing but not by my choice, the client had laying it around for a year before reaching out.
Not exactly 2 mins.. but still cool
🤷😁
I dont know what I like more, the shelf or the cloud cult audio.
Austria, UK but I can’t see the last one
Yeah its a tricky one
Olive tree ?
Ash 😉
And btw good job
Thanks
First
Thanks for this! So cool! I want to try. Have lots of woodworking stuff, etc. Do a lot of chainsawing for local land trust as well. One main question: What does the BURNING step do? I assume maybe it accentuates the differences in contour / depth in the wood itself? Also, any tips on the PLANING step?
The burning creates a relief which makes the whole thing possible. Try to get it as flat and smooth as possible, then you will get a nice print.
Podría decirme si el carro deslizante está mas alto que el resto de la mesa?. El mío si lo está, 2 mm
Beautiful
Thanks ☺️
I like it. Is it dry ir wet wood ? Message from France.
You can do either, if you burn the piece when it’s fresh you won’t have any cracks in the cookie, if you wait and let it dry, the growth rings will be more noticeable. Usually you want to be somewhere between 😉
How long did that tree live for????
90 years
@@lahaart DANG. THATS OLD
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50 - 70 €
Prints are available on lahaart.etsy.com
also that is so cool! where didja learn that
As far as I know I guy named Brian Nash Gill was the first to do that kind of stuff.
FIRST
I have bought a Kärcher WD6 and made the same observation regarding the filter. I guess you have to use the vacuum cleaner with a bag. Otherwise you have to clean the Filter permanently. There are also reusable bags.
Totally, without bags not useable
Amzing
Thanks
Thanks i have the makita 9403 it's a tank.
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I use the size 1 and 1/0 Mustad hooks to freeline for snook ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxzXmlErSqVAEGWFEKO530BvTqFDw53QW3 and they have been fantastic. The points are super sharp, and the hook is small enough to blend with my baitfish, yet large enough to land fish 30" or more. I also use these hooks when I'm pier or surf fishing with my kids. They tend to catch tons of smaller snapper, whiting, and catfish, and we get far fewer gut hooks with these Mustad in-lines, which means more of them survive after release. I was actually using these hooks when I caught my friend too, but I think that had more to do with the bait I was using ;-)
Does the karcher have power take off....?
Yes
Love your dancing
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Wonderful work. How do you keep your tree rounds from cracking when burning. Am I just using too much heat? I get so many splits.
Hey Dan. There are a few factors that come into place, type of wood, how old or rather how dry, and how thick. I try to get my tree cookies quite fresh, plane and sand them, put it in a place were I can keep an eye on them, as soon as I can see the first small cracks I burn and print them. If you wait to long the cracks are bigger if you burn them to early you won't see the growth-rings as nicely. Would love to see your prints.
@@lahaart Thank you kindly for your detailed answers. I do appreciate you taking time for that. While sometimes the cracks look nice, I'm trying hard to get the rings to show. At times, the rings are quite dense/thick. Sounds like quite the balancing act between too long/not dry/too dry/etc. : ) I'm also trying to dry with salt or acetone. Again, thanks. I'll send some images when I get a bit more proficient.
Hi there can you tell me how to unblock a Karcher WD2 Premium Vaccum hose??? It has a bottle top stuck in it at the top end of the hose PLEASE HELP 🙏🙏🙏
Oops, my best guess is to take the hose of, stretch it a bit and push a broom stick through. If it's stuck in one of the bend/curved bit take the same broom stick and knock it, it shake it lose. Good luck.
This great. Thanks!
You're welcome.
If raising the log up and using the "ejectors" doesn't work then lift the log and put another log under the back edge so that the log gets forced down at an angle which will cause it to "twist" off.
Ha, that could actually work in some occasions, have to try this one out next season. Thanks
A quick tip for WD5 if you're working with a lot of dust - using a clean (new) filter and a vacuum bag (that doesn't mess up the filter right away) makes a huge difference in suction power. Dust kills power without a vacuum bag really fast and you can clean the filter as much as you want, you'll never get it as clean as it was. I haven't cleaned my filter in probably 2 months and I work with it all weekends cleaning brick and concrete dust. Before I was using the bag I had to clean it every 15min if I was cleaning a lot of dust.
Indeed. And he didn't run that test with Parkside vacuum cleaner.
But that's the point, with the Parkside vaccum you just don't need a bag and it works perfectly.
@@lahaart You don't need a dust bag In Karcher either. They both designed for that. But it is much better for a vacuum cleaner if you have one. Vacuuming (dry) dirt without a dust bag and filter will destroy any electric motor of the vacuum cleaner in very short time.
You could always use a extention cable or even fit a longer cable to the sander yourself if it's that big of a deal great video
I always use an extention cable 😉
raise it up that's y the bars r there works like a charm
Never thought about that 🤔
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This must be one of your first pieces? Personally I wouldn’t pay for what you did to the sphere but the right person would probably pay 200 maybe?
so if you don't like the guy's work, you could just click on out without dumping on it. it's not that hard to be decent in this world.
It was my first time working with a sphere.
@@lahaart either way, i'm thankful you took the time to show your process.
The wood is stunning! Especially the burning technic, wow!! However, the image doesn't fit right at all as the composition of the piece does nothing to draw the eye in. I'd be curious to see some more but find another artist to sketch an image or someone who can freehand a pattern directly on the piece.
I wasn’t really confident enough to draw it freehand and the client was keen on having this tree on the sphere. Afterwards I thought I could had gone a bit smaller with the tree.
@@lahaart You have an impressive work shop - I truly hope you work on gaining confidence ❤ I wanna see practice pieces and the build up of mastering free hand. I started carving in 2016, I was meh at it.. then I purchased a sweet dremel kit and practiced on pumpkins lol I'd cook the pumpkins or squash later.. then I'd work on soft wood, found out I didn't like the feel.. I'm good with maple and olive. Walnut is stunning. I stopped carving back in 2020 jumped to pottery just this year. My background is in fine arts, painting.. I left the commercial scene last year and I'm working on my own account. I'm gonna subscribe, but I wanna see more carvings!! ❤🍷 love from Montreal,Qc