2014-10-09 Basket Illusion Platter by Harvey Meyer (Part 1)

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  • Опубліковано 28 жов 2014
  • Harvey Meyer uses an assortment of tools and techniques on a lathe in addition to pyrography to create faux basket platters. A platter is turned in a traditional manner. Along the way, beads are applied with a special tool and the groove is burned in. After segmenting the piece by marking with an indexing wheel, pyrography is applied and the basket design is inked in with India ink. After final touchup, a coat of matte finish lacquer completes the look.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 15

  • @johnhoogenhout6686
    @johnhoogenhout6686 8 років тому +1

    Really appreciated the demo and explanation for how to do this. Thank you.

  • @TheScaryName
    @TheScaryName 8 років тому +1

    I found one "mistake" at once in the Pima indian tribe platter, and I didn't even look for it. Other than that, WOW! I'd like to try this technique out myself...sadly, I'm too lazy. Good work, keep it up :)

  • @woodie763
    @woodie763 5 років тому

    Could you use a piece of sheet metal to burn the valley?

  • @cowboycurtiscollette
    @cowboycurtiscollette 7 років тому

    what is the program called.for the graph paper

    • @bettysimnitt3088
      @bettysimnitt3088 6 років тому

      curtis collette I use GridMaker on the App Store

  • @marctepe4401
    @marctepe4401 2 роки тому

    having trouble finding the software for the indexing. Any help?

  • @dougwilson9486
    @dougwilson9486 9 років тому +2

    how about designing a wood burning tool and lathe tool in one. you could do both operations at once.

  • @garriv777
    @garriv777 3 роки тому

    Where do you get the tool to cut the beads?

  • @derekecker139
    @derekecker139 6 років тому +1

    Where can one find the style tip you use?

    • @gwinnettwoodworkers
      @gwinnettwoodworkers  6 років тому

      He was using a Robert Sorby beading tool.

    • @derekecker139
      @derekecker139 6 років тому

      How about the colors. I can't find the native american colors anywhere, hobby lobby or michaels????

    • @harveymeyer3690
      @harveymeyer3690 6 років тому

      Assuming you're looking for the burning pen - you can get it from PJL Enterprises (Optima brand). 1/8" pen is #21AEF. 3/16" pen is #21BEF. Or you can contact me at him@harveymeyer.com as I have them available too.

    • @harveymeyer3690
      @harveymeyer3690 6 років тому

      Derek - I use Faber Castell Pitt artist pens. The 3 main colors I use are black, sepia, and sanguine. I order them from dickblick.com.

    • @harveymeyer3690
      @harveymeyer3690 6 років тому +2

      I don't use Sorby beading tools. I use D-Way beading tools. The D-Way tools are much better for doing this type of work.