Woodturning Colouring Effect - Rainbow Wax and Glue
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Woodturning - fun fun fun all the way with this...and a few changes of direction along the way as I play with rainbow wax again over hot melt glue and ebonising lacquer....hope you enjoy it!
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Since I started making these videos in 2017, I have been lucky enough to receive the support of some manufacturers with materials to use in my videos. Since May 2018, Chestnut Products have provided me with stains, an iridescent paints sample set, lacquers and waxes. I'd like to thank them for their kind and generous support. Martin Saban-Smith has provided me with a sample set of Intrinisic Colours.
All other products and tools, unless where indicated, have been bought from suppliers at retail prices. Products mentioned in my videos are for information purposes so that viewers know what I have used.
Get the acrylic waxes from here: chestnutproducts.co.uk/product/rainbow-waxes/
Another fun watch ! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, Allen - cheers!
I'm glad you gave a closeup shot at the end. Now I may actually go out and try turning one for myself. Thanks
Cheers, Robert - have fun and let me see how you get on!
Nicely done Stewart. Thanks for sharing
Take care and stay safe and well
Cheers
Harold
Thanks, Harold - always great to hear from you. Glad you liked this one.
really glad i watched i watched paint and glue dry this is another one i have got to try.
Haha...thanks, Nigel !
Love the ideas thanks for sharing
Glad you like them! Thanks, Jude!
Great video Stewart. Really enjoyed seeing all your experimentations and the effects you were creating. Really like the glue and rainbow wax one.
Thanks, Jiggsy...it's always fun to play around and see what happens. Will have to have another go at this soon!
Thanks for sharing this techniques well done Stewart 👏.
Glad you enjoyed it, Laurence!
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Stewart, Great video as always. I really like the effect from the rainbow waxes.
I did a bowl a few years ago using hot melt glue and I really liked the effect.
As ever learned something new from your video.
Take care Stewart.
Cheers, Huw
Thank you, Huw! Will almost certainly do some more playing with this.
Interesting process.
Cheers, Allan...I'm hoping to play with this idea a bit more!
got this idea couple years ago from mike waltd with just black its fun
Cheers, Mike - it is indeed!!
Well done sir! I think I like it better without the glue.
Thanks, Joel - it certainly looks neater without the glue...think my next try might be with pyrography!
Tempted to count all the min/sec we got to watch paint dry, but not going to do that! But I suppose someone out there has that much time on their hands, and will annoy you by posting the results. 😂😜😂 Fun techniques. Would not have thought to thin the wax with H2O. Love it with the glue removed. Wonderful play break between English Walnut foraging sessions today ( just like an Easter egg hunt in deep grass).
Haha...guess I took a bit of a liberty with the light touch on editing this one but I only had a couple of hours to do the whole video....these are acrylic based waxes: chestnutproducts.co.uk/product/rainbow-waxes/ Cheers, Valerie!!
I actually quite liked how this one turned out after you peeled the glue off. It looked to be loads of fun to do! Nice job, Stewart. 💜
Thanks 👍 I definitely want to have another go and hope to keep the glue on next time!
Well, now I can add watching paint dry AND glue dry to my CV. 😆
I had assumed (I know...) that the glue was coming off all along. But I did like the look with it on, it seemed a bit more assertive in presentation. I don't know how you could get a clean edge with the hot glue, perhaps a knife. Even the point tool has too much of an edge. Or maybe if you turned a bead on the inner edge of the rim and used that as a stop for the glue. So many ideas that neither of us will try.
Haha...I'll have to see what else I can make you watch dry!!! A knife may well do it best...I'm sure I'll try this again.....
Great idea that I will be trying, thanks mate 👍
Just an idea instead of parting tool or point tool try a skew and do a v cut type of thingy 🤔
Great idea - will be having a few more goes at this for sure! Cheers!!
All I can say I like the finished affect glue or no glue. as Stewart
Thank you, Barry - much appreciated! Cheers!!
Nearly three years later and I'm getting around adding color to bowls. After my third bowl I realize less is more.
Hope you're having fun too!
Oh Stewart my hero! I love watching paint dry hahaha. This was an interesting one. I'm wondering if you clean up the middle and hot glue a blank over it then you can keep it clean. When you paint or do the hot glue, you don't have to do a clean up except removing the blank? I liked it best before you removed the hot glue(the 2nd time) but overall it looks great. Thanks for sharing your creativity with me again. Stay safe, Vickie
Great idea - thanks, Vickie! Glad you liked the paint drying so much on this one!!
What is the reasoning for using water vs the flow medium I see you use so often? Your projects are amazing and inspiring!
Thanks, Amy - no real reason...flow medium would have worked with the rainbow wax as well....although they are called 'wax' they are actually acrylic based....Cheers!
Enjoyed the video. Thank you! Could you please tell us the brand name of the rainbow wax?
Thanks, David - you can get it from Chestnut Products under the name Rainbow Wax: chestnutproducts.co.uk/product/rainbow-waxes/
@@stewartfurini Thank you for the info. We try to find a seller of Chestnut products in North America.
Never mind the last question - you were using a wax, not paint! I get it 😊
No worries!
I think letting the colour dry fully then warming the glue before pulling it off might work, everyone should try a different approach then send a pic of the result?
Cheers, Jonathan! It would be great to see other people's experiments with this!
Interesting Stewart no pony tail🤔Get a hair cut 😂😂😂
Haha.....hate going to the barbers, though!
@@stewartfurini oh well it a man bun then or possibly pigtails 😂😂😂
Watching paint dry. errr fun??????🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very!