Woodturning | Airbrushed Elm Bowl - Another First, What Could Go Wrong?
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2022
- In this video I use an airbrush for the first time, on anything, ever! Come see what I did right and wrong and let me know what you think of the finished product. The airbrush was just a Mastercraft kit from Canadian Tire but it seemed to work well. The Hampshire Sheen intrinsic colors I used came from Woodslee Summercraft, the link to their online store is in the description below. Please leave a comment and a thumbs up or down. I hope you enjoy this video, thank you to all who watch!
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Murphy’s Law always comes into play when trying something new. You did a great job even with the difficulties. The “Wizard” would be impressed.
I agree! Not sure about the wizard part but the other! Thanks for watching!
Excellent job Lewis. From the finished product wouldn't know it was your first time air brushing. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Micheal, I got some bugs worked out for next time I hope! I appreciate you watching!
It came out great with the two tone and I really appreciate the real time footage.
Thank you Michael! It was very basic turning so a good one to do in real time and not have the video be too long. Thank you for watching!
Never been a fan of painted bowls or the form you chose but that’s me. As long as you’re satisfied, that’s most important.
I chose the form to give me some surface to colour and that wood as it looks terrible on its own. Was good practice I guess. Thanks for watching!
Absolutely gorgeous!!! Fun to watch, listen and learn!!!
Thanks Gayle, all new to me so take what you saw as a beginner thinking out loud! Thank you for watching!
Very nice first play with both airbrush and colour. You've made a plain piece of wood beautiful with not only colour but shape. Geoff
Thanks Geoff, I managed to fumble through! Thanks for watching!
Great first attempt, Lewis. The colour actually enhances the grain in what is a generally plain wood. Well done, mate. Cheers.
Thanks Ron! Yes that elm looks much better coloured. I appreciate you watching!
Really nice, love that look, thanks for sharing Lewis! ✌️❤️🍻🖖
Thank you Jack, I appreciate it!
Very nice...good colour choices...stay safe...press on buddy 😎 Joe
Thanks Joe! I appreciate you watching!
Turned out very nice for your first air brush project, im glad you are enjoying the dyes, not paint 😉, and yes seal the dyes in after, and before Hampshire sheen, you can actually use Yorkshire grit and Hampshire sheen after sealing. Thats how i use them anyway.
Take care
Rob
Yes Dyes! I appreciate the kit Rob! Thanks for watching buddy!
Wonderful job. Great heads up for us new wanna be wood turners. The bowl is beautiful without a doubt. Congratulations on your fine work..
Thank you Patricia! I appreciate it!
Awesome job, Lewis. I would not have guessed that this was your first attempt with an airbrush after seeing the finished product. Is there anything you cannot do? It doesn’t seem like it. Great video my friend. 👍👍😃😃😃
Thanks Gord! I did spray one line on a cardboard box before I tried this! Haha. There are so many things I cannot do sir. I appreciate you watching buddy, stay safe!
Very nice. You did a fine job, Lewis. Not a thing wrong with your airbrushing.
Thanks Doug! I appreciate it buddy!
Love this, Lewis!!! Always great to see your process!
Thanks Buddy! I appreciate it as always!
Nice go Lewis. It is a beautiful bowl. Take care 😊
Thanks Rob, I appreciate it buddy!
Lewis, for your first airbrush attempt, you did great! I color all my bowls, and use Fiber Reactive dyes. One thing I do is to raise the grain before applying the color, at least twice. It works well for me.
Thank you Eileen! I’ve never heard of those dyes, I’ll look into it. Thanks for watching!
What a lovely job 🌞
Thanks Ray!
This is gorgeous Lewis!
Thank you Jane!
Hi Lewis, Sorry I couldn't watch this last night after Brian's live but had to sort out some food for my wife after she came back from work.
That is fantastic Lewis and I just hope my first attempt at airbrushing comes out half as good as this one did.
Take care my friend. Cheers, Huw
Thanks Huw! Can’t wait to see your when you get to it!
Very beautiful colouring Lewis.
Thanks so much Jack!
Great first go, thanks for sharing
Thanks Brent, I appreciate it!
great work thanks for sharing
Thank you Neil!
Looks great. I love the colors.
Thank you Jan!
Great job Lewis loving the colouring
Thank you Barry!
Wow, that is amazing!!
Thank you Doug!
Beautiful Work, Lewis!
Thank you Steve!
Lewis well done mate great end result and the colours turned out really good as well, you were really working the wood so I presume it was hard material.
Alan
Thanks Alan! The wood was very dry and hard yes! Thanks for watching!
Nice, instructional video. Well done.
Thanks Daryl, more of a fumble through the process and let people watch video! Haha
Looks great. 👍.
Thank you Dave!
Nice job Lewis, looks awesome! 👏👏
Thanks Tim! I appreciate it buddy!
Lovely work
Thank you Robert, I appreciate it!
Very nice Lewis. I like the colours you used. Well done mate
Thanks Japie, I appreciate it buddy!
When you said painting the wood🤨. I thought what are you doing??!!! However that is beautiful!!!
Thanks Sandra! I don’t colour often but this was not very nice wood so it was a prime candidate! Thanks for watching!
Very nice video lewis
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it!
Very beautiful piece sir ✌️
Thanks so much!
Great look, nice work.
Thanks Lou, I appreciate it!
Hey Lewis, sorry I'm just catching this now. Turned out really well, looks great. Something I've not tried yet but its on my to do list haha. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Gary! It is pretty fun, you will enjoy it. Thanks for watching!
Very pretty Lewis! I think you did an excellent job. First time? I wouldnt have guessed it if you hadnt mentioned it. I always was going to try a sunburst pattern like my Stratocaster had, and just never got around to doing it. Well done!
Thank you Dave! I need some practice and then I’ll work up to several colours I hope. Not big money to get into so I had to give it a go.
That is beautiful Lewis. Great work.
Thanks Jiggsy!
Nice bowl Lewis mate
Thanks Gav!
Nice job, I really need to try some of this
It is fun and surprisingly easy Jim! Thanks for watching!
Great 1st crack at it, Lewis. I just got an air brush a few months ago, and it's a cheap one, but it works. I understand what you're saying about the sealing. I used mine, after I was done colouring, to run wipe on polyurethane through it To seal it and then after that I used the polishing pastes and waxes on it. I'm still waiting to try shellac in it. I have as much left to learn about it as you do, but I'm quite excited to keep seeing in which ways I can incorporate it into my embellishing.
Thanks Jay, there can be a lot to it if you want to go down the rabbit hole. Thank you for watching!
Looks great! I bet you’ve been watching Mr Saban Smith as well!😉 I’ve been dying to try this (pun intended) ever since I saw Martin do it. I have the airbrush equipment already - just have to find the time. I’ve had decent success dying by hand, but I think the airbrush will be fun.
I’ve seen a bit of Martin but not that I have the gear I’ll be watching more! Thanks for watching!
Well done, Lewis! I so appreciate you allowing us to learn from your "maiden voyage" of spraying color on your bowl. That is on my list of things I want to try next, too. The bowl is beautiful.
Thanks Greg! The next one should go better I think!
What a great look! I love it. Thanks Lewis for sharing your thought process as well.
Cheers, Rick
Thanks Rick! I’m happy with the first try! I appreciate you watching!
Great result! Love the colors and grain patterns. I think you have some new skills to show off in the future videos.
Thanks Todd! I still need lots of practice!
Beautiful piece, Lewis!
An airbrush is definitely on my list to get this year. Appreciate the lessons learned that you shared here! Well done!
Thanks Seth! Lots of fun, give it a go!
Dyes, stains, inks, and paint each have different characteristics when it come to applying them to wood. Water based dyes (like Intrinsic) go on first so they will solidly penetrate the wood, then get sealed with sanding sealer. Same with alcohol based dyes. With stains, sanding sealer goes on first to insure an even absorption and reduce blotching. Same thing with paint, sealer first. Water based dyes can raise grain, so sealing, then using a sanding paste gives a good surface. Please take time to let your viewers know that paint, stains, and dyes are all different, and have different procedures for application. There is a lot of confusion out there when it comes to applying color to wood.
That’s what I thought on each as well. When I use different product I’ll get into the steps. Better to not confuse viewers or myself with too much info at once, haha. Thanks for watching Valerie, I appreciate it!
Thanks for this info, it's really good to know. Not to sound ignorant but what is the difference between stain and a dye? Also if you have applied the sanding sealer and then the stain or paint, must you then seal it again for protection and what would the best choice be here or would that depend on the finished look you want to achieve? Thank you
@@ahpdebeer Dyes are dissolved colors, no solids. Stains and inks have pigment and solids and are semi-transparent, soaking in just a little. Paint is made of solid pigments, and sits on the surface of the wood with very little absorption. You want dyes to be absorbed, so don’t block it with anything. Stains can be absorbed unevenly, so a sanding sealer helps even out the absorption. Sealer under paint gives a consistent layer for the paint to rest on. Sanding paste is usually oil, wax and a grit that breaks down with friction, you can use any wax or oil based finish over it. If the finish will be something else not compatible, then the wax can be removed before the final finish is applied. Hope that helps.
@@valeriehenschel1590 Yes Valerie it's very informative, I really appreciate you taking the time sharing your knowledge, I'll definitely rethink the way I apply stain, I never used dye before and very little paint but I use stain a lot and have found using a cloth for application works best for me in minimizing blotching but with this new knowledge I'm sure I'll get perfect results. Thank you so much.
@@yellowlillylilly1088 With stain, sanding sealer is particularly good for making end grain less thirsty. Sometimes it helps to do a second application on the end grain (or the whole piece) if the wood is very thirsty.
Really nice! What would you seal if the paint with next time before applying wax? Wonder if 1lb cut shellac would work or would the dna mess up the paint? Thanks again for the inspiration, stay well.
My friends, who do this well tell me cellulose sanding sealer for this product so I will seal with Mylands. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing this. How much effort is required to switch between colors on the airbrush? Do you have to clean between colors and if so, what is involved?
Thanks Mark! Very little effort actually. Change bottles and if you choose you can run some denatured alcohol through between colour changes. If you are going from light to dark you dont need to though. Thanks for watching!
What "Gould" Go Wrong? Spelling for one thing. Good pun, if you did that on purpose. Nice bowl too.
I did not do it on purpose, old eyes and fat fingers! All fixed now though! Thanks for watching!
well done but sanding sealer first,,,,,,,,your paint goes better ,,,,,,,i know i sell this
That’s interesting, sealer before intrinsic? I’m going to do some tests on a bunch of stuff. Thank you for the input!
your spelling for one
Ooh I see it now! thanks!