This is so kool!! I use to, 30 yr ago, do quite a bit of pyroagraphy on wood work. Back when the tool looked like big screwdriver, hooked to 110..lol. im used to seeing little smoke drift up.. lol didn't see any. Lol. Looking forward to watching, part 2.. great vid, Daniel!!
I first did this 25 years ago. Keep going Daniel, you are going to have a Great Experience. Very nice job Daniel. All the Very Best. Love your Videos.😉
Love this Daniel...I would love to see you do a small map with just this kit...I know you did parts of a really big map with this, but a smaller one would be super fun to learn to do
Thats a great idea. I just added it to the schedule. I've got about 2 months worth of videos that have been produced and waiting to be published, so it will be a while before it airs.
I just had the same kind of accident happen. I was dying the edges of a holster black. I didn't realize that i got some on my left thumb until after i put a nice black smudge on the face of the holster. I had already put a couple antique finishes on without a resist though (creating certain tones). But i guess the antique was enough to keep it from really penitrating because i was able to remove it (mostly) with denatured alcohol and i just blended it out a bit. Came out good but damn my heart stopped. The edges are the last thing i work on so you can imagine how close to the end i was
Hey Daniel, amazing Video, thanks for introducing to this technique!! It happens to me several times that my project tooks some „special effects“ during tooling or coloring - hey, it’s handmade! Nonetheless I‘m looking foward, how you fixed it! Greetings from northern Germany!
I need see more about this-- Cork Filler?? Is it liquid? Or powder?? Guess i didn't understand how you used it?? I do understand the reason, but thats about it.. seen this product on Weavers site, i believe?? Was wondering what it was used for
AWESOME!!! You're 'a natural' at this. Looking forward to seeing much more!
This is so kool!! I use to, 30 yr ago, do quite a bit of pyroagraphy on wood work. Back when the tool looked like big screwdriver, hooked to 110..lol. im used to seeing little smoke drift up.. lol didn't see any. Lol. Looking forward to watching, part 2.. great vid, Daniel!!
I first did this 25 years ago. Keep going Daniel, you are going to have a Great Experience. Very nice job Daniel. All the Very Best. Love your Videos.😉
Love this Daniel...I would love to see you do a small map with just this kit...I know you did parts of a really big map with this, but a smaller one would be super fun to learn to do
Thats a great idea. I just added it to the schedule. I've got about 2 months worth of videos that have been produced and waiting to be published, so it will be a while before it airs.
Great video and thank you! 😊
Nice work, you're great! 👍👍👍
Great explanation…love your video❤️❤️❤️👍🏻
Very cool
Ouch, that smudge had to make you sick to your stomach! I appreciate you leaving it in and am looking forward to learning the "fix".
I just had the same kind of accident happen. I was dying the edges of a holster black. I didn't realize that i got some on my left thumb until after i put a nice black smudge on the face of the holster. I had already put a couple antique finishes on without a resist though (creating certain tones). But i guess the antique was enough to keep it from really penitrating because i was able to remove it (mostly) with denatured alcohol and i just blended it out a bit. Came out good but damn my heart stopped. The edges are the last thing i work on so you can imagine how close to the end i was
Glad you were able to blend it out! That's always a heart stopping moment!
Hey Daniel, amazing Video, thanks for introducing to this technique!!
It happens to me several times that my project tooks some „special effects“ during tooling or coloring - hey, it’s handmade!
Nonetheless I‘m looking foward, how you fixed it!
Greetings from northern Germany!
I need see more about this-- Cork Filler?? Is it liquid? Or powder?? Guess i didn't understand how you used it?? I do understand the reason, but thats about it.. seen this product on Weavers site, i believe?? Was wondering what it was used for
How did you stencil the image onto the leather before burning