Thanks for the helpful video. The concentration of ammonia is not so important. This is not a science video. but made by one of us. To those of you who are joking - go and do better yourself.
Уважаемый автор, посмотрите в сторону вакуумной инфузии. Сие, естественно, увеличит незначительно расход нашатыря, но кардинально сократит время необходимое для ферментации. Кстати, в той или иной степени подлежит обработке и лиственница.
I'm sure I've seen you do this before. Re-running an older video, maybe? It's still interesting, though, and it's fascinating how it only seems to affect oak.
I (hopefully respectfully) disagree. Stain, be it pigment or dye, doesn't impact the "tiger striping" as dye does. And that it a big deal then trying to replicate time appropriate pieces. Personally, don't like the appearance of either staining or fuming. However, if my objective was (i feel like that should actually be "were", but it flags) to simulate antique furniture, I would endorse fuming. The final appearance is unique. Honestly, I don't generally like oak, white or red. But that QS look is pretty cool. And, I have a 100 year old (ish) bungalo (= lots of oak), so home projects (repair or furniture) are oak to maintain continuity.
@@zaneseligman1313 I have never done it. I would think the odor would dissipate. But then you can always tell when you walk into a house with a cat that pees on the ground.
@@Nobys да, я в курсе этого метода... Тут есть тонкости: например, при использовании нашатырного спирта. Видимо он и имеется ввиду, т.к. раствор аммиака - это и есть нашатырный спирт или, иначе говоря, водный раствор гидроксида аммония. А вот амиак бывает только в газообразном состоянии т.е. нитрид водорода...Хотя на видео будто амиак жидкий...парадокс!
Thanks for the helpful video. The concentration of ammonia is not so important. This is not a science video. but made by one of us. To those of you who are joking - go and do better yourself.
Belles idées, à tester ...
Уважаемый автор, посмотрите в сторону вакуумной инфузии. Сие, естественно, увеличит незначительно расход нашатыря, но кардинально сократит время необходимое для ферментации. Кстати, в той или иной степени подлежит обработке и лиственница.
It makes more sense to fume a finished piece.
Дякую! Корисне відео! Чи змінюється рівень вологості деревини при такій пропитці?
Thanks! Seems useful!
Thank you for the demonstration. It shows me it's not worth the effort.
А аммиак нужно как-то обновлять? Менять через время. Или пусть на одной "заправке" травится?
I'm sure I've seen you do this before. Re-running an older video, maybe? It's still interesting, though, and it's fascinating how it only seems to affect oak.
I wonder what would happen if you soaked a piece in ammonia?
Not sure really the porpoise of doing this but I'd love to see what happens in two weeks. And will this oak look nice on a knife handle.
Does this affect a glue joint? Can you treat the wood with ammonia then still have an affective glue joint on the ammonia surfaces?
Vous utiliser de l amoniac pour que l on trouve en commerce ou une amoniac spéciale
Can you inform the type of oak? It looks like this was red oak.
если попробовать вакууматор и нашатырный спирт , то процесс ускорится в разы
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Know what else to do this -stain… in a matter of minutes. Did dude have the same sweater on for all 7 days? I’m off to find a new ‘vessel’..!
I (hopefully respectfully) disagree. Stain, be it pigment or dye, doesn't impact the "tiger striping" as dye does. And that it a big deal then trying to replicate time appropriate pieces. Personally, don't like the appearance of either staining or fuming. However, if my objective was (i feel like that should actually be "were", but it flags) to simulate antique furniture, I would endorse fuming. The final appearance is unique. Honestly, I don't generally like oak, white or red. But that QS look is pretty cool. And, I have a 100 year old (ish) bungalo (= lots of oak), so home projects (repair or furniture) are oak to maintain continuity.
@@jackhammer4690doesn’t it leave a smell on the wood?
@@zaneseligman1313 I have never done it. I would think the odor would dissipate. But then you can always tell when you walk into a house with a cat that pees on the ground.
This video is useless... we don't know the percentage of ammonia. One day more or less... we don't care, the important thing is the ammonia.
а на русском где?😢
русня йде на2уй
Думаю, здесь можно понять, что происходит с дубом. С 1-го по 7-й день под аммиаком.
@@Nobys да, я в курсе этого метода... Тут есть тонкости: например, при использовании нашатырного спирта. Видимо он и имеется ввиду, т.к. раствор аммиака - это и есть нашатырный спирт или, иначе говоря, водный раствор гидроксида аммония.
А вот амиак бывает только в газообразном состоянии т.е. нитрид водорода...Хотя на видео будто амиак жидкий...парадокс!